What are the schools in New Zealand like?
When we asked about the schools in New Zealand, they said...
"The schools in New Zealand are known for their high quality of education and excellent student outcomes. One of the best international schools in New Zealand is the International School of Auckland, which offers a comprehensive curriculum for students from Kindergarten to Year 13. The school has a strong focus on academic excellence, with a range of extra-curricular activities and a diverse student body. Another great international school is the Auckland International College, which offers a range of courses from the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme to the Cambridge International Examinations. The college also has a strong focus on developing students’ leadership skills and global awareness. For those looking for a bilingual education, the Auckland Japanese Supplementary School is a great option. The school offers a range of Japanese language classes and cultural activities, as well as a range of other subjects. The school also has a strong focus on developing students’ understanding of Japanese culture and history. The Wellington Japanese Supplementary School is another great option for those looking for a bilingual education, offering a range of Japanese language classes and cultural activities," explained one expat living in New Zealand.
"You must buy/rent or lease a house in the school zone first. You will have to have proof of where you are residing when you begin the enrollment process. The school has a uniform. Bring all recent school records. Your child will be accessed via various tests to see which level class would be best for them. The school is located in Mountain Road, Epsom, Auckland," said one parent with children at Auckland Grammar School in Auckland.
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What are the schools in New Zealand like?
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