Discussion
The proper age for the admission of the children in per-primary school is ........................ .
Answer: A
The University's key gives 3½ years as the proper age for admission to a pre-primary school.
Pre-primary (nursery) education serves children before the formal primary stage, so admission is placed in the early part of the 3 to 6 age band: a child much younger, such as 2½, is usually considered too young for a school routine, and 4½ is late for a first entry into pre-primary classes.
Be aware of what could not be confirmed: many policy statements and school norms simply say 3 years (option C), and I could not trace 3½ to a named policy text. The question rests on the textbook the paper-setter used, and the key is kept as printed.
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