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3. Structure of French School Education

  1. 3.1. School Structure
    3.2. Class Structure
    3.3. Key Stages of Education


3.2. Class Structure of French Schools



The class structure of the system by age is shown on the following table.

One of the notable features is the descending numerical sequence of the secondary school years, whereas UK residents, in particular, will be familiar with an ascending scale.


Table: Class Structure
AgeSchoolClass/Form
17-18LycéeTerminale (T)
16-17Première (1ère)
15-16Seconde (2nde)
14-15CollègeTroisième (3e)
13-14Quatrième (4e )
12-13Cinquième (5e)
11-12Sixième (6e)
10-11Ecole PrimaireCours Moyen 1 (CM1)
9-10Cours Moyen 2 (CM2)
8-9Cours Elémentaire 2 (CE2)
7-8Cours Elémentaire 1 (CE1)
6-7Préparatoire (CP)
5-6Ecole MaternelleGrande Section
4-5Moyenne Section
3-4Petite Section

Those years at nursery and primary school are referred to as Enseignement du premier degré, whilst the secondary school years are referred to as Enseignement du second degré.


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