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Stages of Education

S p e c i a l Schools. Further and Higher Education. Stages of Education. FE/ HE. Key Stage 4. Grammar Schools. Secondary Schools. All Ability Schools. Key Stage 3. Age Year 21+ 20 19 18 Y14 17 Y13 16 Y12 15 Y11 14 Y10 13 Y9 12 Y8 11 Y7 10 Y6 9 Y5

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Stages of Education

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  1. S p e c i a l Schools Further and Higher Education Stages of Education FE/ HE Key Stage 4 Grammar Schools Secondary Schools All Ability Schools Key Stage 3 AgeYear 21+ 20 19 18 Y14 17 Y13 16 Y12 15 Y11 14 Y10 13 Y9 12 Y8 11 Y7 10 Y6 9 Y5 8 Y4 7 Y3 6 Y2 5 Y1 4 3(2) Transfer Procedure Key Stage 2 Primary Schools Key Stage 1 Nursery Schools/Classes

  2. NI Curriculum • ICT • Education for Mutual Understanding • Cultural Heritage • Health Education • Economic Awareness (11-16) • Careers Education (11-16) • English • Mathematics • Science and Technology • Environment & Society • Creative and Expressive Studies • Language Studies (11-16 only) • Religious Education

  3. ICT Strands • Communication • Information Handling • Modelling • Measurement and Control

  4. NI Education and Library Boards ROLE • Decide on provision • Secure services • Plan strategy • Formulate policy • Monitor progress • Decide on priorities

  5. SEELB Statistics • 5 Council Areas • 387,400 population • 65,300 pupils • 29 nursery schools • 162 primary schools • 30 secondary schools • 10 grammar schools • 11 special schools • 28 special units

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