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1
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elementary school
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Australia
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Referred to as primary school and typically consists of Key Stage 1 (ages 5 to 7) and Key Stage 2 (ages 7 to 11).
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1
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2
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elementary school
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Australia
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Elementary school is not a common term; instead, primary school is used to refer to the first stage of compulsory education.
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1
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3
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elementary school
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Australia
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Elementary school is often referred to as primary school and includes different year groupings, such as reception, year 1, year 2, and so on.
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1
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4
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high school
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Australia
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Referred to as 'secondary school', and typically spans grades 7-12, with students aged 12-18.
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1
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5
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high school
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Australia
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Less common than in the US and Canada, with some students leaving school at the age of 16 to pursue vocational training or work.
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1
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6
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high school
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Australia
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Involves secondary education but the specific terminology and grade structure may differ from the United States and Canada.
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1
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7
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state school
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Australia
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State schools are publicly funded institutions providing free education to students.
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1
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8
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state school
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Australia
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State schools are government-funded, but students may be required to pay minimal fees for attendance.
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1
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