Education in Sanama

Education in Sanama proper is a national matter, with the national government being responsible for coordination, national standards, criteria, lesson plans, grades system and funding. Public schools are run by local governments on behalf of the national government, conforming to national standards and regulations. When it comes to the ultimate governance of the educational system, there are four principals: Cisamarra, the Sanaman national government, Highpass and Thanatos. Cisamarra and Thanatos deviate markedly from the national system, while Highpass is closely aligned to it, owing to its status as a federal territory before becoming an autonomous country. These four systems have noticeable differences, both in the length of mandatory education, curriculum and overall structure.

Sanama proper

While there are local differences, the system is homogenous. Compulsory education lasts for 14 years, including two years of preschool.

Structure

Current educational system
School	Grades	Age
Elementary school	Preschool	4–6
	Grade 1	6–7
	Grade 2	7–8
	Grade 3	8–9
	Grade 4	9–10
	Grade 5	10–11
Middle school	Grade 6	11–12
	Grade 7	12–13
	Grade 8	13–14
High school	Grade 9	14–15
	Grade 10	15–16
	Grade 11	16–17
	Grade 12	17–18

Disciplines and subjects

Disciplines	Subjects	Grade
Name	Name	Elementary school						Middle school			High school
		Preschool	Grade 1	Grade 2	Grade 3	Grade 4	Grade 5	Grade 6	Grade 7	Grade 8	Grade 9	Grade 10	Grade 11	Grade 12
Languages	Sanaman
	Istvanistani
	Mother tongue
	Foreign language
Mathematics	Numbers sense
	Measurement
	Algebra
	Geometry
	Statistics and probability
Science	Chemistry
	Biology
	Physics
	Astronomy and geology
Social studies	Society
	Geography
	History
	Worldview
Citizenship and morality
Arts and health	Physical education
	Music
	Art
	Crafts
	Health
Livelihood education	Agriculture and fisheries
	Industry
	Home economics
	Information and communications technology

Grading system

Schools in Sanama proper grades pupils and students from preschool through grade 12. The grading system balances the need of students for relevant assessment while maintaining a school environment as free from negative stress as possible, with the need of schools and higher education for proper assessment and progress management. The grading system is based on set criteria for each grade. Grading is conducted for every subject once per year. A passing grade is required in each subject to progress to the next year. However, the school principal may allow a student to progress anyway if the student has a failing grade in few subjects with a good chance of receiving a passing grade in the next year. However, a student with a failing grade in a Languages, Mathematics or Citizenship and morality subject cannot progress. Below are listed the three grading systems used in Sanaman schools. The lowest passing grade is indicated.

Preschool – Grade 3

Grade	Description
E	Excellent
S	Satisfactory
N	Needs improvement
U	Unsatisfactory

Grade 4 – Grade 8

Grade	Description
5	91% –
4	81% – 90%
3	71% – 80%
2	61% – 70%
1	51% – 60%
F	0% – 50%

Grade 9 – Grade 12

Grade	Description
Aa	96% –
A	91% – 95%
Ba	86% – 90%
B	81% – 85%
Cb	76% – 80%
C	71% – 75%
Dc	66% – 70%
D	61% – 65%
F?	56% – 60%
Fd	51% – 55%
F	0% – 50%

Cisamarrese system

Current educational system
School	Grades	Age
Pre-school education Scuola dell'Infanzja	I 1	3–4
	I 2	4–5
	I 3	5–6
Primary school Scuola Primaria	P 1	6–7
	P 2	7–8
	P 3	8–9
	P 4	9–10
	P 5	10–11
Lower secondary education Scuola secondaria di primo grado	SP 1	11–12
	SP 2	12–13
	SP 3	13–14
Upper secondary education Scuola secondaria di secondo grado	SS 1	14–15
	SS 2	15–16
	SS 3	16–17
	SS 4	17–18
	SS 5	18–19

Yellow color denotes compulsory education.