Nursery school (3 5 years).silvia virginia y andrea
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The document outlines 3 stages of education - Nursery School for ages 3-5 focuses on basic concepts like colors, letters, and numbers. Primary School for ages 6-11 teaches reading, writing, math, and English. Secondary School for ages 12-16 prepares students for the work world covering subjects like languages, sciences, history, and more.
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