Wikidata:Property proposal/end grade

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end grade[edit]

Originally proposed at Wikidata:Property proposal/Organization

   Done: end grade (P7095) (Talk and documentation)
DescriptionHighest educational year (aka grade) taught by this institution.
Representseducational year (Q10291405)
Data typeItem
Template parameter"grades", "years", "years_taught", "nursery_years_taught", "primary_years_taught", "secondary_years_taught" in en:Template:infobox school
Domaininstances of educational institution (Q2385804) (and its subclasses)
Allowed valuesinstances of educational year (Q10291405) (and its subclasses)
Example 1Camden Haven High School (Q5025774)Year Twelve (Q8050874)
Example 2Castle Hill Public School (Q5050142)Year Six (Q8050871)
Example 3Bob Lanier Middle School (Q21016026)eighth grade (Q5349142)
Planned useCan also be used as a qualifier of gender educated to indicate the highest grade in which given gender is admitted (to handle partially coed schools, which accept both genders in some grades but only a single gender in others)
See alsostart grade (proposal), gender educated (proposal)

Motivation[edit]

Used to record the range of grades taught at a school, e.g. K-12, K-6, 7-12, etc. Also used as qualifier on gender educated to handle partially coed schools that accept both sexes in some grades but only one sex in others. SJK (talk) 07:38, 1 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]

  • Note: The concept of having years or grades in primary and secondary is universal, but the number of years/grades and their naming varies from country to country (and sometimes even between different regions of the same country.) Using an item as the value (rather than a number) gives us the flexibility to use whatever nomenclature is natural for each country. For example, many education systems have an initial year of primary/elementary education before year/grade 1, but it is sometimes called Kindergarten (US, some states of Australia), Reception (England, other states of Australia), Prep (yet other states of Australia), etc. Also, in some countries the numbering is restarted at secondary school (i.e. Form 1-6 rather than years/grades 7-12). So, items lets us use the most natural terminology for each education system, which will minimise user confusion (most people who edit school items are mainly editing schools in their own country, so it will be easier for them if they can use their country's natural terminology as much as possible). SJK (talk) 08:02, 1 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Discussion[edit]

@ديفيد عادل وهبة خليل 2, SJK, Jura1: ✓ Done: P7082 (P7082). − Pintoch (talk) 21:11, 23 July 2019 (UTC)[reply]