Secondary school in Alberta, Canada

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Secondary school is the next step after primary school. It usually starts at age 11 and finishes at age 16, although in some cases it may finish at age 18. Secondary schools are usually larger than primary schools, and they offer a wider range of subjects. The curriculum is also more challenging, and students are expected to work harder. Secondary school can be a tough time for many students, but it is also an important time for them to develop their skills and knowledge. Secondary school is the foundation for further education and training, and it sets the stage for a successful future.