In Year one

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Rachel Adams

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Should "year" be capitalized in my sentence and can I use "in grade one" in the first grade/year instead?

"She was given a computer in Year one. She doesn't keep a lot of information in her PC."

Is there any difference between in my PC and on my PC and do native speakers say grade/year 1 instead of one?
 

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I see no need for a capital, and grade strikes me as fine.
 

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In most schools at which I taught in England we capitalised the Y and used the figure. not the word: Year 1.

We don't use the word 'grade' in that sense in the UK.
 

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If you're going to write the figure as a word, then either both should be capitalised or neither.
 

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So "in Year One", "in Year 1", "in year one". Right?
 
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