Reducing Social Inequalities in and through Education:The Experience of England

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@@ The English School System With some local exceptions the English school system is divided into two main phases. Primary(including infant and junior)schooling runs from age 4 or 5 to age 11,with secondary schooling continuing up to the compulsory minimum school leaving age of 16 and in most cases onto 18 or 19.Most children change schools at age 11.Since 1988 1 when a National Curriculum and national testing were introduced,the system has been divided into Key Stages.Following an Early Years Foundation Stage(EYFS),Key Stage 1(KS 1)runs from ages 5—7,Key Stage 2(KS2)from ages 7-11 and Key Stage 3 (KS3)from ages 11—14.
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