Conditions for Australian children to attend primary schools

To go to primary school in Australia, you must meet the age requirement of 6 years old and have enough funds to pay for yourself, students and other applicants during their stay in Australia.

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

Whether it is public primary schools or private primary schools in Australia, the goal of education and training is basically the same, that is, by offering a series of extensive and universal courses to meet the development needs of various regions and children in Australia, providing seven-year compulsory primary education for school-age children in Australia, enabling children to master skills and knowledge suitable for their present and future, and promoting the healthy development of children's body and mind.

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 run by some social groups and religious organizations, and students who want to study abroad should make preparations in advance.

Australia is located between the South Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, surrounded by the sea. It is the only country in the world that covers the whole continent, so it is also called Australia. Australia is a multicultural immigrant country with many unique flora, fauna and natural landscapes.