What is the age when they attend school in Ireland?

Answer 1

The primary school year (4 to 12 year olds) runs from early September to the end of June, with holidays for Christmas and Easter. Secondary schools open from September to the end of May, with similar holidays during that period. There are also mid-term breaks in schools, and other days off for things like bank holidays or church holidays.

Answer 2

from the age of three to sixteen is compulsory , age three to seven is primary school, seven to elevan is junior school and elevan to sixteen is comprehensive . at the end of comprehensive you can either stay in school for two extra years or leave to go to college or work

Answer 3

The standard school year starts in September. For primary school students, it ends at the end of June. For secondary schools, it ends at the end of May. Secondary schools would have national exams in June, so some students will not be finished when classes stop, as they will have exams in the following weeks.

Answer 4

At least 12 years, but most go 13 or 14 years.

Answer 5

Usually 4 or 5

Some schools in the countryside won't let them start until they are 5.

Most children go to pre-school first, usually around the age of 3

Answer 6

from ages 4 to 12 Irish kids attend school for 5 hours 40 minutes a day for 184 days a year

from ages 12 to 18 they attend school for 6 hours 40 minutes a day for 165 days a year.

Answer 7

Schools in Ireland are obliged to open for 183 days per year at primary level and 167 days per year at post-primary level.