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What is the American Grade System Converted into English for example 8th Grade into the English Grade System E.G Year 8?
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English years are on the left and US are on the right:
age 3-4: Nursery - Preschool
age 4-5: Reception - 2nd year of Preschool/Pre-Kindergarten
age 5-6: Year 1 - Kindergarten
age 6-7: Year 2 - 1st grade
age 7-8: Year 3 - 2nd grade
age 8-9: Year 4 - 3rd grae
age 9-10: Year 5 - 4th grade
age 10-11: Year 6 - 5th grade
age 11-12: Year 7 - 6th grade
age 12-13: Year 8 - 7th grade
age 13-14: Year 9 - 8th grade
age 14-15: Year 10 - 9th grade
age 15-16: Year 11 - 10th grade
age 16-7: Year 12/Lower Sixth - 11th grade
age 17-18: Year 13/Upper Sixth - 12th grade
age 18+: University - College/University
(The US uses the two terms interchangeably and doesn't have any equivalent to Sixth Form which is what the UK refers to as "college")
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