What grade is the UK school year group "Y8" equivalent to in the United States?
Is it grade 7, 8 or 9?
Other - Education - 2 Answers
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I think its grade 7
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i think its 8th grade. just the same. =)
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Thursday, December 24, 2009
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Where is the school in UK Harry Potter went to
Where is the school in UK Harry Potter went to?
If you go to UK you can see the school in the book or film. It is a real school.
Other - Education - 3 Answers
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School of **************************************************************** I just went magic on you! no! i am now lvl 98 magic????????? omg I lvl up! now i'm lvl 97! that's the school he went to
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Theres 2 alternative answers to this question. 1. while he was filming harry potter, he was homeschooled on the set. so was emma and rupert and the other kids. 2. he possibly did go to a school before he started filming. it also states on wikipedia that " Radcliffe was educated at two independent schools for boys: at Sussex House School, a day school in Cadogan Square in Chelsea in London and at the City of London School, a day school in the City of London, where he studied for AS levels. He achieved A grades in the three AS-levels he sat in 2006, but then decided to take a break from education, and did not go to college or university "
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Part of Hogwarts was filmed at Oxford, other parts were a sets built. The actual filming locations can be found at: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0241527/locations http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0304141/locations I hope this helps.
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If you go to UK you can see the school in the book or film. It is a real school.
Other - Education - 3 Answers
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School of **************************************************************** I just went magic on you! no! i am now lvl 98 magic????????? omg I lvl up! now i'm lvl 97! that's the school he went to
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Theres 2 alternative answers to this question. 1. while he was filming harry potter, he was homeschooled on the set. so was emma and rupert and the other kids. 2. he possibly did go to a school before he started filming. it also states on wikipedia that " Radcliffe was educated at two independent schools for boys: at Sussex House School, a day school in Cadogan Square in Chelsea in London and at the City of London School, a day school in the City of London, where he studied for AS levels. He achieved A grades in the three AS-levels he sat in 2006, but then decided to take a break from education, and did not go to college or university "
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Part of Hogwarts was filmed at Oxford, other parts were a sets built. The actual filming locations can be found at: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0241527/locations http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0304141/locations I hope this helps.
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
What should I expect from work experience at a primary school
What should I expect from work experience at a primary school?
I'm in year 10, and I want to be a primary school teacher. I know I'm not likely to be teaching or anything at work experience, but what sort of thing will I be doing? I used to go to the primary school, but everything has changed now. I have an interview, what will they ask me? Also, for anyone who has already done this, what are the advantages and disadvantages of work experience at a primary school? UK answers only please. (: Also, how can I impress the staff to get a good report at the end?
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Hiya, I did work experience last year in a primary school, what I did was listen to the children read, help put up posters in the classroom and when the kids were set work to do I went around and helped them out. In your interview, they'll just ask general things like why do you want to go here for work ex, what are your plans for the future, what are you expectations ect. Finally, advantages: the kids are really friendly and kind, i felt really happy while I was there - always smiling. Disadvantages: I felt so tired at the end of the day! because your putting your heart and soul in to the kids i felt drained loool! I enjoyed it lots and its confirmed for me what I want to do, i hope it goes well for you. :)
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I'm in year 10, and I want to be a primary school teacher. I know I'm not likely to be teaching or anything at work experience, but what sort of thing will I be doing? I used to go to the primary school, but everything has changed now. I have an interview, what will they ask me? Also, for anyone who has already done this, what are the advantages and disadvantages of work experience at a primary school? UK answers only please. (: Also, how can I impress the staff to get a good report at the end?
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Hiya, I did work experience last year in a primary school, what I did was listen to the children read, help put up posters in the classroom and when the kids were set work to do I went around and helped them out. In your interview, they'll just ask general things like why do you want to go here for work ex, what are your plans for the future, what are you expectations ect. Finally, advantages: the kids are really friendly and kind, i felt really happy while I was there - always smiling. Disadvantages: I felt so tired at the end of the day! because your putting your heart and soul in to the kids i felt drained loool! I enjoyed it lots and its confirmed for me what I want to do, i hope it goes well for you. :)
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009
How does the UK school system work
How does the UK school system work?
I'm 13. So, which grade would i be in if i lived in the UK? I'm in 8th grade living in the US. Thanks. :]
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They are called years We start primary schol in recpection & leave in year 6(5th grade). High school starts at 11 & ends at 16 . You would be in year 9 (: same as me.
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It depends. If you only just turned 13 (since September 1st) then you'd be in Year 8. If you are going to turn 14 anytime between now and the end of August 2010, then you'd be in Year 9. :]
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You would be in year 8 if you have just turned 13 ,or year 9 if you are nearly 14, which is the 2nd/3rd year in secondary school. secondary schools usually take 11-16 year olds. Some take up to 18 year olds if they are colleges as well. Hope this helps :)
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i think you would either be in year 8 or year 9 depending on when your birthday is, so you would either be in first or second year of high school.
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We don't have grades over here. And its different depending on where about in the UK you live. Scotland, England/Wales and Northern Ireland all have separate education systems. In Scotland, instead of grades you have primary 1-7 (I think you's would call this elementary school?) then you have 1st year all the way up to 6th year (which are the high school years). In England, you have year 1, year 2, and I'm not entirely sure what year it goes up too. Northern Ireland...I have no idea how their system works. I'm Scottish, and here you would be in 2nd year or 3rd year depending on when you birthday is. If you have a birthday between and including the months of March-August you start school when you are 5 years old and if you have a birthday between and including September-February you start school at 4 1/2. So if you started at 4 1/2 you would be in 3rd year, but if you start at 5 you would be in 2nd year. Hope this makes sense.
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In the UK they are called years. If you turned thirteen this September of later you would be in Year 8 and if it was before then you'd be in Year 9. First you go to two years of Nursery Then Primary School Reception Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Then you go to secondary school Year 7 (age 11 to 12) Year 8 (age 12 to 13) Year 9 (age 13 to 14) Year 10 (age 14 to 15) Year 11 (age 15 to 16) Lower Sixth (age 16 to 17) Upper Sixth (age 17 to 18) Then you leave and go to University.
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They are called years. You would be in Year 9 unless you turned thirteen after this August, then you would be in Year 8.
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well we have Nursery (Kindergarten) between 3 - 5 (but some can go into Nursery earlier its not mandatory till age 5 when you go into whats called Reception, its a full normal school day 9:15 til 3:15 then you have years 1 to 6 so age 6 to 11 highschool starts years 7 -to11 = age 11 to 16 then you can choose to leave school (but if you want a future) you go onto A-levels (these are normally at highschool but you can go to a college to do these) they are called year 12 & 13, but more commonly known as A-level year 1 & 2 or Sixth form (especially if you go to college for them) you can also leave at 16 and go to college to take specialized courses e.g i went to take my NVQ level 1 in Childcare and then you have to do up to NVQ 3 to get a good position (so 3years) you can do these courses to become a builder, plumer, beauty etc..... then we have University (can only do after getting good A-levels or level 3 in say and NVQ qulification or whats called a foundation year, its 1 year and normally in the same catergory as your choosen uni course (so i wanted to do zoology in uni so i did a foundation in animal management to get in) you normally go to uni from 18 to 20 but a lot of students are mature students 30plus etc... you would be in year 9
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year 8 :) in secondary school
I'm 13. So, which grade would i be in if i lived in the UK? I'm in 8th grade living in the US. Thanks. :]
Adolescent - 9 Answers
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They are called years We start primary schol in recpection & leave in year 6(5th grade). High school starts at 11 & ends at 16 . You would be in year 9 (: same as me.
2 :
It depends. If you only just turned 13 (since September 1st) then you'd be in Year 8. If you are going to turn 14 anytime between now and the end of August 2010, then you'd be in Year 9. :]
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You would be in year 8 if you have just turned 13 ,or year 9 if you are nearly 14, which is the 2nd/3rd year in secondary school. secondary schools usually take 11-16 year olds. Some take up to 18 year olds if they are colleges as well. Hope this helps :)
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i think you would either be in year 8 or year 9 depending on when your birthday is, so you would either be in first or second year of high school.
5 :
We don't have grades over here. And its different depending on where about in the UK you live. Scotland, England/Wales and Northern Ireland all have separate education systems. In Scotland, instead of grades you have primary 1-7 (I think you's would call this elementary school?) then you have 1st year all the way up to 6th year (which are the high school years). In England, you have year 1, year 2, and I'm not entirely sure what year it goes up too. Northern Ireland...I have no idea how their system works. I'm Scottish, and here you would be in 2nd year or 3rd year depending on when you birthday is. If you have a birthday between and including the months of March-August you start school when you are 5 years old and if you have a birthday between and including September-February you start school at 4 1/2. So if you started at 4 1/2 you would be in 3rd year, but if you start at 5 you would be in 2nd year. Hope this makes sense.
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In the UK they are called years. If you turned thirteen this September of later you would be in Year 8 and if it was before then you'd be in Year 9. First you go to two years of Nursery Then Primary School Reception Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Then you go to secondary school Year 7 (age 11 to 12) Year 8 (age 12 to 13) Year 9 (age 13 to 14) Year 10 (age 14 to 15) Year 11 (age 15 to 16) Lower Sixth (age 16 to 17) Upper Sixth (age 17 to 18) Then you leave and go to University.
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They are called years. You would be in Year 9 unless you turned thirteen after this August, then you would be in Year 8.
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well we have Nursery (Kindergarten) between 3 - 5 (but some can go into Nursery earlier its not mandatory till age 5 when you go into whats called Reception, its a full normal school day 9:15 til 3:15 then you have years 1 to 6 so age 6 to 11 highschool starts years 7 -to11 = age 11 to 16 then you can choose to leave school (but if you want a future) you go onto A-levels (these are normally at highschool but you can go to a college to do these) they are called year 12 & 13, but more commonly known as A-level year 1 & 2 or Sixth form (especially if you go to college for them) you can also leave at 16 and go to college to take specialized courses e.g i went to take my NVQ level 1 in Childcare and then you have to do up to NVQ 3 to get a good position (so 3years) you can do these courses to become a builder, plumer, beauty etc..... then we have University (can only do after getting good A-levels or level 3 in say and NVQ qulification or whats called a foundation year, its 1 year and normally in the same catergory as your choosen uni course (so i wanted to do zoology in uni so i did a foundation in animal management to get in) you normally go to uni from 18 to 20 but a lot of students are mature students 30plus etc... you would be in year 9
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year 8 :) in secondary school
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