Australian immigrants share their children's school experiences.

How to enroll children abroad? The most important thing for new immigrants is to apply for a study permit for international students. You can log on to the Australian government education website, send an email to the designated mailbox, fill out the application form and send it back, and you will receive it? Letter to the Ministry of Education? The content is that this child has arrived in Tasmania, please arrange him to go to school nearby according to his residence address. Children enjoy compulsory education, but they have to pay taxes every year. The amount varies from 100 to 400 Australian dollars depending on the school. However, there are several types of visas that require children to pay tuition fees, and the regulations in Australian States are different. I looked up the public elementary school near my home on the Internet, called the office and made an appointment to see President Peter. Be warmly received by the headmaster

When they arrived at the school office, several enthusiastic and kind female employees learned their daughter's English name Sue and age, and began to find classes for her. The assistant principal said that the school will arrange a teacher to teach English to non-native speakers and teach her daughter English for two hours a week alone. Then I took out my passport and admission ticket to register my daughter's information. After paying 180 Australian dollars, my daughter was admitted to the school. The little guy blushed and said to me, how is this like kindergarten? Kind of like kindergarten. The walls are covered with children's paintings and photos of graduates. These books are also like picture books.

Then we began to help our daughter find school uniforms and try them on. Some parents still sell second-hand goods in the office. The new one is 55 Australian dollars. Used is 5 Australian dollars. The assistant principal kindly reminded me: Did Sue wear a hat when she came to school tomorrow? It's sunny here, so children should wear hats. ? At this moment, a middle-aged man with a big beard came out and welcomed us with a big smile. He is the headmaster, Peter.

I offered to see the classroom, so the teacher led us through the office and library, out of a small glass door, past a big basketball court, and saw a classroom full of all kinds of insects, while the next room was full of snakes made of ties, and more than 20 children sat around the carpet in front of the blackboard, listening to the teacher.

We walked in and 24 pairs of blue eyes looked at us uniformly. After some introduction and welcome, holding Sue's hand, we gently walked out of the classroom facing the sea and the playground. The friendly smiling faces of teachers and classmates warmed my heart.

There are no textbooks in primary schools.

When I walked out of the classroom door, a bookshelf full of books reminded me of something. I asked softly: What textbooks are used in this class now? Can you get a copy? I'll acquaint Sue tonight. They have no textbooks, but the teacher has only one. ? I tried to control my surprised expression.

However, the school has its own magazine. I took a magazine and walked on the gravel road with my daughter. We can see the sapphire sea in the distance and the oval football field nearby. On one side of the path are rows of swings, children's playgrounds and vegetable gardens.

My daughter is right. Just like kindergarten. At this moment, she took my hand and asked, Mom, can I go to the swing? Let's go, this is your school from now on! ?