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Are you from the US or did you skip a few grades? In the US high school is generally regarded as the four years prior to graduation (freshman-senior year). Usua
by Locke1689 16y ago
Are you from the US or did you skip a few grades? In the US high school is generally regarded as the four years prior to graduation (freshman-senior year). Usually you enter that around age 14 or 15. Age 11 or 12 would correspond more closely to middle school or junior high (even if the school happened to have those sequences in the same physical building).
- will_critchlow 16y agoSorry - yeah - I'm in the UK. We have "high school" from 11-16 or 11-18 depending on whether you take A levels (we did). UK state school system (at least where I went to school) looks something like: 4 or 5 --> about 8 == infant school 8 --> 10 == junior school 11 --> 18 == secondary school / high school