- Year Seven
In schools in
Australia ,England andWales Year Seven is the seventh year of schooling after Reception. It is normally the first year insecondary school or the final year inprimary school . In England and Wales is the first year ofKey Stage 3 . Children's ages range between 11 and 12 years of age. In the1970s , some local authorities adopted a system in which Year Seven was the final year of primary school, and several areas still have this three-tier system.In Australia they range in age from 12 to 13 (normally 13) years of age.In Australia, children in year seven are often referred to as "sevies'. (slang for year seven, sometimes used in an offensive way)
Northern Ireland
Throughout
Northern Ireland Primary 7 is the seventh year ofcompulsory education . Children's ages range between ten and eleven years of age. It is the last year ofprimary school and also the last year ofKey Stage 2 .In this year group, most pupils sit the
Eleven Plus examination which help determine whether individuals can get intogrammar school for free. About thirty per cent of pupils have parents who choose not to have their children sit the exam, instead going on toSecondary school education regardless. [ [http://www.deni.gov.uk/index/85-schools/6-admission-and-choice/6-transfer-procedure.htm Department of Education for Northern Ireland] ]References
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