Class no Gal ni Kuuki Atsukai Sareteimasu - Ch. 76 - My Childhood Friend Is Unusually Aggressive ㉓, Junior High School!

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Lower secondary school is middle school. They're 11 to 12 years old in this one, not 13-14.
 
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They should be 13 years old if they are just entering Japanese middle school.

Working our way back, Japanese High School is 3 years, grades 10, 11 and 12, and the typical High School student is 18 years old in thier senior (final) year, with 19 years old not being unusual for seniors or graduating seniors. Most freshman students are 16 when they start Japanese High School. So High School freshman 16, junior 17, senior 18.

Middle School (Jr. High School) is also 3 years like High School, grades 7, 8, and 9, and students would typically be aged 13 for freshmans, 14 for juniors, and 15 for seniors.

Japanese primary school is 6 years, (only counting grades 1 through 6), and the majority are 12 years of age when graduating from 6th grade.

This is though abit confusing since in Japan when the baby is born they are considered 1 year of age, while in many other countries a baby is 1 year of age after reaching thier first birth year.
 
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They should be 13 years old if they are just entering Japanese middle school.

Working our way back, Japanese High School is 3 years, grades 10, 11 and 12, and the typical High School student is 18 years old in thier senior (final) year, with 19 years old not being unusual for seniors or graduating seniors. Most freshman students are 16 when they start Japanese High School. So High School freshman 16, junior 17, senior 18.

Middle School (Jr. High School) is also 3 years like High School, grades 7, 8, and 9, and students would typically be aged 13 for freshmans, 14 for juniors, and 15 for seniors.

Japanese primary school is 6 years, (only counting grades 1 through 6), and the majority are 12 years of age when graduating from 6th grade.

This is though abit confusing since in Japan when the baby is born they are considered 1 year of age, while in many other countries a baby is 1 year of age after reaching thier first birth year.

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The lower secondary school covers grades seven through nine, with children typically aged twelve through fifteen.
 

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