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If you are talking about a British student, he was in what used to be called the fifth form and is now generally called Year 11. The pupils in this school year are 15-16 . They are in their eleventh year of compulsory education, the fifth year of secondary education.
- If you are talking about a British student, he was in what used to be called the fifth form and is now generally called Year 11.
- The pupils in this school year are 15-16 .
- They are in their eleventh year of compulsory education, the fifth year of secondary education.
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If you are talking about a British student, he was in what used to be called the fifth form and is now generally called Year 11. The pupils in this school year are 15-16 . They are in their eleventh year of compulsory education, the fifth year of secondary education.
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