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JUNSANAI Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Education System in UK and USA

Could you tell me how do they call the classes or stage where children are 3, 4 or 5 years old in the UK and in the USA? I mean, before compulsory Education. Has the name, by chance, anything to do with "Infant"?

Thank you in advance.
  

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It's called preschool in the US. Also, kindergarten (5-6 year olds) is optional in some places.

— CSnyder

  • It's called preschool in the US.
  • Also, kindergarten (5-6 year olds) is optional in some places.
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It's called preschool in the US. Also, kindergarten (5-6 year olds) is optional in some places.
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Thank you, CSnyder. Nothing about Infant Education or something the like, right?
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Preschool or nursery school, but not "infant" school, no.
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Thank you, Grammar Geek.
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