France's Free Compulsory Education Emphasizes Early Learning
The description notes morning school sounds of children in wooden shoes as they hurry to class. Education is free and compulsory for ages five to thirteen, with segregated classes in lower grades. The French system covers kindergarten through all levels, supported generously by the government.
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