No, it means he is in his first year at the academy.

A second year scholar is someone who in their second year of attendance at the academy.

It is totally unrelated from "years" or "forms" or "grades" at school.

Posted By: Arizona Bay on April 13th 2007 at 11:43:38

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Just click on the "FONCY" website, and wondering... (NCFC) - XXL16, Apr 13, 11:03:08
- Yes it's different in England (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Apr 13, 11:05:40
  - So First-year scholars is study in form 3? (NCFC) - XXL16, Apr 13, 11:21:35
    - I'm not sure whether all first-year scholars are the same age... (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Apr 13, 11:23:21
      - Because when see this years squad (NCFC) - XXL16, Apr 13, 11:37:44
        
        No, it means he is in his first year at the academy. (NCFC) - Arizona Bay, Apr 13, 11:43:38
        
        Okbut will they graduate from the academy? (NCFC) - XXL16, Apr 13, 11:49:10
        
        I'm not sure what "graduation" from the academy means in real terms (NCFC) - Arizona Bay, Apr 13, 11:53:40
        
        No David - the term scholar in this case does not apply to school at all (NCFC) - Yellalee, Apr 13, 11:42:55
        
        That mean education system in England is (NCFC) - XXL16, Apr 13, 11:50:20
        
        Sort of (NCFC) - Brom, Apr 13, 11:51:22
        
        Middle schools are being phased out (n/m) (NCFC) - Yellalee, Apr 13, 11:56:21
        
        Not everywhere though... (NCFC) - Brom, Apr 13, 11:56:58
        
        Fairy muff. Certainly being phased out in Norfolk. Like DDG says its a real mix (NCFC) - Yellalee, Apr 13, 12:08:30
        
        DIfferent counties have different systems (NCFC) - DiscoDaleGordon, Apr 13, 12:01:49
        
        and there are also differant systems within the same county (NCFC) - blindasabat, Apr 13, 12:07:19
        
        or (NCFC) - blindasabat, Apr 13, 11:53:27
        
        Or (NCFC) - DiscoDaleGordon, Apr 13, 11:59:53
        
        True (n/m) (NCFC) - Brom, Apr 13, 11:57:06

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