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Leonor of Spain Attends First Day of School - Pictures - Zimbio
Leonor of Spain Attends First Day of School - Pictures - Zimbio
So... that "school" Leonor is attending: Is that a real primary school already?
I mean, is it normal in Spain to start school that early?
Here in Germany kids use to attend kindergarten until they are 6...
They use to have their first school day with 6 or 7.
Wow, one school for 14 years!Here in Spain children start school at the age of 3 or 4 years.Leonor study in this school until she is 17 years old.
Wow, one school for 14 years!
So you don't differ between primary school and secondary school in Spain?
Must be strange sometimes to have the toddlers and the teens at the same school.
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I hope it won't be so scandalous picture as Letizia's two years ago.
Belga
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I hope it won't be so scandalous picture as Letizia's two years ago.
I find it scandalous the these kind of pictures are being published by the agencies and not binned. In times of child abuse etc it's beyond me when there are hundreds of pictues available from the event, why exactly this picture (or another example: Prince Christian naked on the beach) has to be made public. There is absolutely no need for this and the agencys should have become more sensible regarding this topic since the Dutch lawsuit. There are so many wackos out there who are happy to use such pictures for indecent purposes
In Spain there is infantile education (3-5 years), primary education (6-12) and secondary education. Infanta Leonor has begun the infantile education.
In the public centers, the infantile education and the primary one it is realized in schools and the secondary one in high schools. But in the education private and subsidized (public half, private half), many schools give from the infantile education to the secondary.
Her_Majesty said:Wow, one school for 14 years!
So you don't differ between primary school and secondary school in Spain?
Must be strange sometimes to have the toddlers and the teens at the same school.