Education in Myrotania

Education is compulsory in Myrotania from the ages of 5 to 17, split into 12 years of education split into three schools: primary, secondary, and tertiary school (similar to colleges in Britain).

Primary School

Primary School in Myrotania (prírăre koléJ) consists of 6 years of education from ages 5 to 17:

Infant school

Primary-1 (5-6)
Primary-2 (6-7)
Primary-3 (7-8)

The colloquially named infant school is the first half of primary school where there is a slightly different syllabus to that of junior school. The syllabus involves learning age-appropriate materials (as provided by exam boards) for the following subjects:

Mathematics
English
The Natural Sciences
Esperanto
Religious Education

Junior school

Primary-4 (8-9)
Primary-5 (9-10)
Primary-6 (10-11)

The following subjects are to be learned in Junior school:

Mathematics
English
The Natural Sciences
Astrophysics
Esperanto
Myrotanian
Religious Education
Geography

Secondary School

In secondary school, the names of the classes are based on Latin ordinal numbers, as is found in some schools through Eastern Europe. The classes are:

Septimus (11-12)
Octavus (12-13)
Nonus (13-14)
Decimus (14-15)

The syllabus for these four years is:

Mathematics
English Language
English Literature
Chemistry
Physics
Biology
Religious Education
choice of Myrotanian/Esperanto/Latin
choice of German/French/Spanish/Italian
choice of History/Geography
choice of Cooking/Drama/Art/Statistics

Tertiary School

Tertiary School contains the final two years of compulsory education:

11th year (15-16)
Final year (16-17)

This school is much freer and allows a more open and usually wider choice of subjects to study. Students generally must choose 4 or 5 of the following to study:

English (usually split into Language, Literature, etc.)
The Sciences (usually split into Physics, Human Biology, etc.)
Mathematics (again, possibly split)
Language (usually split into Spanish, Myrotanian, Latin, etc.)
Social sciences (usually split into Sociology, Psychology, etc.)
Humanities (usually split into Geography, Religious Studies, etc.)
History (usually split into Russian, American, etc.)

It can be thought of as any subject is learnable with the correct faculties and facilities.

Examinations

PAE

The Primary Aptitude Examinations (or PAEs) are the examinations resulting in a PAC (Primary Aptitude Certificate) academic qualification awarded in a specific subject, generally taken by students aged 11 (Primary-6) and certificates are awarded for the following subjects:

Mathematics
English
The Natural Sciences
Astrophysics
Esperanto

SCA

The Secondary Certificate of Achievement (or SCAs) is the academic qualification resulting from examinations specific to the subject. These examinations are generally taken by students in their final year of secondary school (Decimus), aged 15, and certificates are awarded for a wide range of subjects. The compulsory subjects to study are, at a minimum:

Mathematics
English Language
English Literature
Chemistry
Physics
Biology
Religious Education
Two languages
History or Geography
One other (see Secondary School)

FBA

The Final Baccalaureate Assessments (or FBAs) are the examinations taken in the final compulsory year of education (students aged 16/17), resulting in an FBC (Final Baccalaureate Certificate) awarded for the results of the examinations. The national curriculum of Myrotania suggests that students take 5 subjects (of which there are many) to study at a tertiary level, however, 4 is the minimum required.

Grading

Myrotania, much like the academic grading system in Switzerland, uses a 6 point grading scale:

6.0 - perfect (100%)
5.5 - excellent
5.0 - very good
4.5 - good
4.0 - satisfactory
3.5 - sufficient
between 0.0 and 3.5 - fail
0.0 - disqualified/not entered

And the grade for a certain exam is evaluated with the formula 5*([results_scored]/[max_results])+1.
For example, 84% -> 5*(84/100)+1 = 5.2 (very good)