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In schools in England and Wales Year One is the first year after Reception. This year is the second in infant school. Children's ages range between five and six years of age. It is the first year of Key Stage 1.

Preceded by Reception	Year 5–6	Succeeded by Year Two

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	In schools in [[England]] and [[Wales]] '''Year One''' is the first year after Reception. This year is the second in [[infant school]]. Children's ages range between five and six years of age. It is the first year of [[Key Stage 1]].		In schools in [[England]] and [[Wales]] '''Year One''' is the first year after Reception. This year is the second in [[infant school]]. Children's ages range between five and six years of age. It is the first year of [[Key Stage 1]].