Someone?
Mine's this way:
3-6 > Kindergarten
6-9 > Primary school (1st to 4th grades)
10-11 > Secondary school (5th to 6th)
12-17 > High School (7th to 12th)
18-23 > Bachelor
24-25 > Master
26-.... > PHD
3-6 > Kindergarten
6-9 > Primary school (1st to 4th grades)
10-11 > Secondary school (5th to 6th)
12-17 > High School (7th to 12th)
18-23 > Bachelor
24-25 > Master
26-.... > PHD
Originally Posted by Chester Bennington
In England, full time education is compulsory for all children from aged 5 up to the age of 16.
There is also a non-mandatory nursery system for toddlers and infants.
The year system is like this:
3 Nursery - Nursery School
4 Reception - Primary School
5 Year 1 - Primary School
6 Year 2 - Primary School
7 Year 3 - Primary School
8 Year 4 - Primary School
9 Year 5 - Primary School
10 Year 6 - Primary School
11 Year 7 - Secondary School/High School
12 Year 8 - Secondary School/High School
13 Year 9 - Secondary School/High School
14 Year 10 - Secondary School/High School
15 Year 11 - Secondary School/High School
16 Year 12 - Sixth Form/College
17 Year 13 - Sixth Form/College
After this, people may progress and advance to a National University to study something more advanced and sector specific.
There is also a non-mandatory nursery system for toddlers and infants.
The year system is like this:
3 Nursery - Nursery School
4 Reception - Primary School
5 Year 1 - Primary School
6 Year 2 - Primary School
7 Year 3 - Primary School
8 Year 4 - Primary School
9 Year 5 - Primary School
10 Year 6 - Primary School
11 Year 7 - Secondary School/High School
12 Year 8 - Secondary School/High School
13 Year 9 - Secondary School/High School
14 Year 10 - Secondary School/High School
15 Year 11 - Secondary School/High School
16 Year 12 - Sixth Form/College
17 Year 13 - Sixth Form/College
After this, people may progress and advance to a National University to study something more advanced and sector specific.
@jeftfire./Sync I hope this helps bro.
Just like I remember it
