agree (v.): to have the same opinion
assembly (n.): a regular meeting of teachers and students
auditions (n.): an interview for a role (theatre, cinema)
bff: “best friends forever”
blow up (v.): to explode; bombs explode
break into (v.): to enter by force
chop (v.): to cut
creak (v.): to make a noise; wood creaks
dummy (n.): a model of a human being
fail (v.): to not pass a test or exam
faint (v.): to lose consciousness
fairies (n.): imaginary beings who have magical powers and can fly
fireworks (n.): an explosion of lights during a celebration
fix (v.): to repair
freckles (n.): brown marks on your face or skin
funky (adj.): fashionable and unusual
grounded (adj.): punished; if you are grounded you cannot go out
half term (n.): school holidays in the middle of a term
hang out (v.): to spend time with
hay (n.): dried grass
headmistress (n.): the director of a school
hot guy: a boy who is very handsome (US)
hug (v.): to put your arms around someone
laptop (n.): a portable computer
live (adj.) : (rhymes with “five”) happening at this moment. A live TV programme is not recorded and replayed, it is happening now
mind your manners: remember your manners, be polite
nasty (adj.): cruel, not kind
necklace (n.): a piece of jewelry you wear around your neck
nightmare (n.): a bad dream
pretty (adv.): quite, fairly, very
report card: a student’s marks are listed in a report card and sent to parents
Robin: another name for Puck
smartboard (n.): a large computer screen in a classroom
suit (n.): trousers and jacket of the same material
suspended (adj.): obliged to leave school as punishment
term (n.): part of the school year
thief (n.): someone who steals
unkind (adj.): not nic