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Formal schooling in France starts as early as age three, when many children attend kindergarten (maternelle). Day care (pré-maternelle) is available from age two.

While pré-maternelle and maternelle are not mandatory, all children must be enrolled in school by age six.

Primary school consists of five years of study, from approximately age six to age eleven (similar to a US elementary school).

Formal schooling in France starts as early as age three, when many children attend kindergarten (maternelle). Day care (pré-maternelle) is available from age two.

While pré-maternelle and maternelle are not mandatory, all children must be enrolled in school by age six.

Primary school consists of five years of study, from approximately age six to age eleven (similar to a US elementary school).

Formal schooling in France starts as early as age three, when many children attend kindergarten (maternelle). Day care (pré-maternelle) is available from age two.

While pré-maternelle and maternelle are not mandatory, all children must be enrolled in school by age six.

Primary school consists of five years of study, from approximately age six to age eleven (similar to a US elementary school).