Sentence examples for statutory school age from inspiring English sources
Redbridge Council said none of the children would be of statutory school age before January.
For the general population, prior to 1998 there was no statutory obligation for the state to provide any early childhood services for children under the statutory school age of 5 years.
* Compulsory education lasts for 9 years; statutory schooling ages are between 6 and 15 years in Japan.
Essentially prior to 1998 there was no statutory obligation for the state to provide any early childhood education or childcare for children under the statutory starting school age of 5 years.
Researchers said Northern Ireland had the lowest statutory school entry age in Europe, at four.
In theory, parents in England can choose when their children start school up to the statutory school starting age - the first term after the fifth birthday.
She adds: "Why should a child born a minute before midnight on August 31 be automatically put into Year 1 aged five?" "Every child is different, emotionally, socially and in cognitive development, and so it seems reasonable to me that parents should have the choice to ask for their child to be in reception rather than Year 1 when they reach statutory school starting age".
Education is one factor that will change predictably as statutory school leaving ages in the United Kingdom have increased and future cohorts of older people, especially women, who have had greater access to higher education.
No doubt to the dismay of the Twittersphere, I have to report that the idea that our teenagers should be asked to read a few older works of English literature before the statutory school-leaving age was mine, not Michael Gove's.
These are Scottish qualifications, generally taken at age 16 17 (1 year after statutory school leaving), required for entry into higher education.
Participants were recruited in their final year of primary school (age 11) and followed through the transition to secondary school until the end of statutory education (age 15).
