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[Harry Potter] What do wizard born children do before they go to Hogwarts?

So if you're a wizard or a witch, you'll get your letter from Hogwarts when you're 10 or 11 years old. Muggle born will of course study at a regular school until that, but what about the ones raised in the world of wizards? They have to learn basics like writing, reading, mathematics and so on, right? But from who?
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A wizard or witch, born into the community at large does not tend school. They stay at home and learn the basics of the wizarding community from their family, and help out around the house. It is an ancient system. The magical society does not accept change very easily. It might sound strange to keep your children at home for so long, but if you roll back the clock a century (or so) in the muggle world, you'll find that children didn't ever attend school. They grew up helping around the house, (farming, cleaning, sewing, or whatever needed to be done) and when they were old enough they entered into an apprenticeship... generally with either their father, or somebody in the local town. The average age for apprenticeship was 13 or 14, so when you view it this way, the magical community is actually fairly advanced (in the grand spectrum) for providing a full rounded education for their children at the tender age of 11.