Are you wondering about the differences between IGCSE and A-Levels? This comprehensive guide will help you understand the key features of each British educational programme, making it easier to support your child’s academic journey. 🎓 What Are IGCSEs? The International General Certificate of Secondary Education 
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🟠 1. What is Key Stage 2 in the British system? Within the British curriculum, key stage 2 corresponds to Year 3 to Year 6, with ages ranging from 7 to 11 years old. At this stage, students expand and consolidate what they have learned 
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May is approaching, and with it comes a word that might sound serious for families who are new to the British system: SATs. But what exactly are they? Do you need to worry? And more importantly, how can you help your child without adding pressure? 
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🟠1. What is the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS)? The Early Years Foundation Stage, known as the EYFS, is the start of the school journey in the British system. It comprises Nursery (3-4 years) and Reception (4-5 years), and focuses on building a solid foundation 
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🟠 What is Key Stage 3? Key Stage 3 (KS3) corresponds to Year 7 to Year 9 of the British system, that is, from 11 to 14 years of age. This is the first three years of compulsory secondary education in the United Kingdom. At 
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When students in the British system reach Year 6 (equivalent to 5th grade in Spain), they face an important milestone: the Key Stage 2 SATs. While the word “exam” might sound intimidating, learning how to prepare SATs Year 6 in a calm and confident way 
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