What are the requirements for studying in Australian primary schools, and what are the requirements for the age of students?

The conditions for studying in Australian primary schools, the age of students need to meet the requirements of the school. Secondly, the specific conditions will vary according to the school where students apply. Please consult our consultant for details; Primary schools in Australia are divided into public primary schools and private primary schools. Public primary schools are fully funded by the government, so all of them implement free and compulsory education. Private schools are mainly run by some social groups and religious organizations. Students who want to study abroad are advised to prepare in advance.

Conditions for studying abroad in Australian primary schools

Students holding Australian primary and secondary school student visas must meet the age requirement of 6 years old or above. Under normal circumstances, the Australian Immigration Bureau requires all guardian visa applicants to have sufficient funds to pay all the expenses of themselves, students and other incidental applicants during their stay in Australia. The Australian Immigration Bureau will be more strict in reviewing the materials of student visa applicants applying for studying in Australia in Grade 4 and below.

Time spent in primary school in Australia

Primary schools in Australia are divided into public primary schools and private primary schools. Public primary schools are fully funded by the government, so free and compulsory education is implemented. Private schools are mainly established by some social groups and religious organizations, and run through various financing methods such as partial government funding and fees.

Whether it is a public primary school or a private primary school, its education and training objectives are basically the same, that is, "to meet the development needs of various regions and children in Australia by offering a series of extensive and popular courses, and to provide seven-year compulsory primary education for Australian school-age children, so that children can master skills and knowledge suitable for their present and future, and promote their physical and mental health development."

Primary schools in Australia are divided into four semesters ($ Term) a year, usually from the end of January to the end of March each year, followed by a two-week Easter holiday; The second semester is from mid-April to the end of June, followed by a two-week winter vacation; The third semester is from mid-July to mid-September, and then two weeks of spring break; The fourth semester is from mid-June+10 to mid-February+February, 65438, and then the summer vacation lasts for one and a half months. Primary schools in Australia usually have classes from 9 am to 3 pm every semester from Monday to Friday, with one and a half hours of school lunch and play time, and extracurricular activities after school in the afternoon.

A primary school in Australia.

Australia is a federal country, and primary schools in different states rank differently. Take Victoria as an example. There are 2,500 schools in Victoria, of which 1375 is located in Melbourne. Primary and secondary schools in Victoria are divided into three categories: government schools, Catholic schools and private schools.

In terms of quantity, the number of public schools is the largest (1 528), followed by missionary schools (493) and private schools (207). Most schools in Victoria adopt mixed system, especially public schools, and only a few schools are mixed.