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Date Posted: 16:37:48 06/18/02 Tue
Author: Jiayuan in Singapore
Subject: How do you grade the different levels studying in your school?

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[> Re: How do you grade the different levels studying in your school? -- Friday, 15:40:37 06/21/02 Fri

5 year olds go to kindergarten, 6's to first grade, and you keep going until you hit 12th grade. After that, you go to college. Everyone in this class plans to go to college. What do you call the different levels in your school?

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[> [> Re: How do you grade the different levels studying in your school? -- Pui Fen, 04:21:30 06/28/02 Fri

Our 5 and 6 year olds go to kindergarten too. After that we study in a primary school for 6 years from 7 years old til 12 years old. Then we get study in a secondary school for 4 years (i.e Secondary 1, Secondary 2...) After which some kids may go to junior colleges for 2 years, others may go to polytechnics.

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