Year Three
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In schools in England and Wales Year Three is the third year after Reception. This year is the first in junior school. Children's ages range between seven and eight years of age. It is the first year of Key Stage 2.
In Northern Ireland and Scotland Primary 3 (P3) is the third year of compulsory education. Children range between six and seven years of age.
| Preceded by P2 or Year Two |
P3 / Year 3 6–7 or 7–8 |
Succeeded by P4 or Year Four |
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