In the UK it's
Primary School:
Year 1 - 5-6
Year 2 - 6-7
Year 3 - 7-8
Year 4 - 8-9
Year 5 - 9-10
Year 6 - 10-11
Secondary School:
Year 7 - 11-12
Year 8 - 12-13
Year 9 - 13-14
Year 10 - 14-15
Year 11 - 15-16
Sixth form
1st year - 16-17
2nd year - 17-18(19 if you fucked up)
University
18-???
Australian school system
Primary
PREP
year 1 (5 - 6)
year 2 (6 - 7)
year 3 (7 - 8)
year 4 (8 - 9)
year 5 (9 - 10)
year 6 (10 - 11)
High school
year 7 (11 - 12)
year 8 (12 - 13)
year 9 (13 - 14)
year 10 (14 - 15)
----------- can drop out here
year 11 (15 - 16)
year 12(16 - 17 - 18)
Legit no better system, it's so fucking simple
I was 11 at the start of year 8 so I think you have it mixed up. I never repeated either.
12th grade is 17-18, that's all I know. I went to school late and left really early(1st and 6th grade respectively). No idea when people are supposed to be in Kindergarten, I was a year late for 1st grade but forget how old I was.
amuricin educayshun as i experienced it. each group was a different building
>elementary school
pre-school
kindergarten
1st grade
2nd grade
>elementary school [but different building]
3rd grade
4th grade
5th grade
>middle school
6th grade
7th grade
8th grade
>high school
9th grade [freshman year]
10th grade [sophomore year]
11th grade [junior year]
12th grade [senior year] [last year/graduation]
Nah, you're weird or you remember it wrong.
American naming system is the same. Except they are called grades instead of years.
But what about the age? I know it works differently there.
The other variation is elementary K-5 junior 6-9 and high 10-12
I was born in March. I was 10 at the start of primary year 7 (September) and 11 by the end (June), as were the few people younger than me. In year 8 this was the same situation, just a year older.
>elementary school
>pre-school
4-5
>kindergarten
5-6
>1st grade
6-7
>2nd grade
7-8
>elementary school [but different building]
>3rd grade
8-9
>4th grade
9-10
>5th grade
10-11
>middle school
>6th grade
11-12
>7th grade
12-13
>8th grade
13-14
>high school
>9th grade [freshman year]
14-15
>10th grade [sophomore year]
15-16
>11th grade [junior year]
16-17
>12th grade [senior year] [last year/graduation]
17-18
My American Schooling
>Preschooling
Preschool (3-4)
Kindergarten (5-6)
>Elementary
1st Grade (6-7)
2nd Grade(7-8)
3rd Grade (8-9)
4th Grade (9-10)
5th Grade (10-11)
>Middle School
6th Grade (11-12)
7th Grade (12-13)
8th Grade (13-14)
>High School
Freshman (9th Grade) (14-15)
Sophmore (10th Grade) (15-16)
Junior (11th Grade) (16-17)
Senior (12th Grade) (17-18)
Then possible college and so on
Elementary School:
Kindergarten (not required in most places but most people do it) - 5-6
1st Grade - 6-7
2nd Grade - 7-8
3rd Grade - 8-9
4th Grade - 9-10
Middle School/Junior High:
(Can start in 5th, 6th, or 7th grade, it depends on school district. I went to a small school that had K-6 in one building and 7-12 [Jr-Sr High] in another.)
5th Grade - 10-11
6th Grade - 11-12
7th Grade - 12-13
8th Grade - 13-14
High School (Senior High):
9th Grade (Freshman year) - 14-15
10th Grade (Sophomore year) - 15-16
11th Grade (Junior year) - 16-17
12th Grade (Senior year) - 17-18
College:
18-21/22 for a typical four-year degree. Each year has the same names as the high school years.
Brazillian school system
Maternal: 3-5 just the kiddos
Fundamental 1:
Year 1: 6
year 2: 7
year 3: 8
year 4: 9
year 5: 10
Fundamental 2:
year 6: 11
year 7:12
year 8: 13
year 9: 14
High school:
Year 1: 14-15
Year 2: 15-16
Year 3: 16-17
College: mostly 18
that is if you don't fuck up
I think its different in most districts, based on what they have for buildings and number of students
Never heard of high school being split up like that here in america.
What state do you live in?
>Brazillian school system
kek, i immediately pictured a building made out of bamboo with a bunch of retards and bannanas
It works differently across every county. Every school district (by county) has their own little rules, quirks, and most importantly grade structures. For example, my middle school in oklahoma had a 60 as the lowest possible passing grade, while my middle school in north carolina had a 70. On to grade structures. Typically it's like this:
Elementary school
Kindergarten (year 0)
First grade (year 1)
Second grade (year 2. the number of the grade corresponds exactly to the school year.)
Third grade
Fourth
Fifth
Middle school
Sixth, seventh, eighth
High school
Nineth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth
Like I said, it doesnt work like this for every state or school district. There's also a "junior high" located between middle and high school, with some grades shifted around. Could be wrong though. I found this whole issue perplexing. Sometimes they dont call it elementary school, they call it primary school Sometimes the structure is just the same as in bongland.
That's not nice, there are many highly esteemed experts in the fields of drug trafficking, pickpocketing, cannibalism and even some PhDs in becoming a tranny and getting fucked in the ass to feed your family.
yeah, its a shitshow. wish I had jus gotten homeschooled and never met another kid my age.
THIS Im a spic, and mexico is a shit hole, but brazil. LOL i mean you can imagine cancun,, and other shitty tourist hot spots, but with Brazil i immediately think of a Favela, wit little 5-8 yr old monkeys of all mutt races having "play sex" in the middle of class,, as some adult who is actually a baby sitter not a teachher is just sitting staring at their phone trying to find the latest club/ bar/ party to go to.
we actually had sex ed on second grade
It varies from county to county in mine
>Preschool: optional, one or two years usually private
>Elementary school: Kindergarden and grades 1 through 5
>Middle school: grades 6 through 8
>High school: grades 9 through 12
Dutch school system
Kindergarten
Elementary school:
1st grade- 4-5
2nd grade- 5-6
3rd grade- 6-7
4th grade- 7-8
6th grade- 8-9
7th grade- 9-10
8th grade- 10-11(12)
High school
Year 1- 12-13
Year 2- 13-14
Year 3- 14-15
Year 4- 15-16
Year 5- 16-17
(Year 6- 17-18)
Maybe +1 to age for people who are born late in the year or something
College
4 years