According to the British academic system, the age is divided into three to four years old to go to kindergarten; Go to primary school at the age of 5 to 1 1, which is often said to be 65438 +0 years and 7 years; 8 years-13 years is middle school, 10 can choose GCSE at the beginning of the year, 12 years is A-level.

Kindergarten stage:

Generally, 1 to 4-year-old children enter kindergarten.

Generally speaking, the age of 1 is acceptable (depending on individual circumstances), and some kindergartens can accept it when the baby is three months old, but parents generally do not choose to send the baby to kindergarten when it is three months old. After all, the child is still so young. At first, in order to let the children adapt to the new environment, parents can only send them one or two and a half days a week, and then change them to full-time after the children adapt to the teachers and children there.

4-year-old children can enter primary school, and 4-5-year-old children can attend the reception (which can be understood as "pre-school advanced edition"); At the age of five, I entered the first grade of primary school (1 year).

Advantages: strong learning ability, basically reaching the language level, easy to be admitted to key middle schools;

Disadvantages: there are few boarding schools, and parents are needed to accompany them. Of course, you can rent a house or buy a house.

Primary school stage:

It is equivalent to grade 2-5 in domestic primary schools, and graduated from grade 6 at1/kloc-0. There is a preparatory school where students are between 7- 13 years old. The main purpose of attending preparatory school is to enter the top private schools. The most famous ones are Harrow College, Eton College and wickham Abbey School.

Advantages: young, strong language ability, growing up gradually, more active in learning;

Disadvantages: insufficient self-reliance.