>Dreams"). Anyway, back to the point of the debate - she's definitely
>older than eleven, as she's at Norbridge HIGH school; she claims to
>be top in (all her subjects? I can't remember, as it's such a long
>time since I last watched "One Easy Lesson") the lower school - so
>where exactly does the lower school end and the upper school start?
>The most obvious bridge would be at the point where pupils start to
>study subjects specifically for GCSE (after the first three years, I
>believe - someone more knowledgeable than me please correct me if
>I''m wrong), putting Tiddler somewhere between about 11 and 14.
At my school, lower school is first and second years (years 7 and 8 for
British systems nowadays - years 6 and 7 for the Australians, I
believe). But yeah - at the start of PG, I think Tiddler would be
second year High School - between 12 and 13, making her about 14 (or
third year i.e. no longer lower school) by the time of Something
Terrible.
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Laura
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