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Multiple Choice

The school attended by most children aged 5-11 is which type?

Primary is the type that fits ages 5–11. In the UK, primary education covers the early school years—from around five when children usually start Year 1 to about eleven when they finish Year 6. Nursery is for younger children before five, and secondary comes after primary, starting around eleven. Grammar schools are a type of secondary school, often selective. So for 5–11-year-olds, the primary level is the correct fit.

Primary is the type that fits ages 5–11. In the UK, primary education covers the early school years—from around five when children usually start Year 1 to about eleven when they finish Year 6. Nursery is for younger children before five, and secondary comes after primary, starting around eleven. Grammar schools are a type of secondary school, often selective. So for 5–11-year-olds, the primary level is the correct fit.