Schools in Australia
Australia's school system is generally considered to be of high quality, with a focus on providing a comprehensive education to students from primary school through to secondary school. Here are some key points about Australia's schools:
Structure: The Australian school system is divided into three main levels: primary school (usually from kindergarten to Year 6), secondary school (Years 7 to 12), and tertiary education (universities and vocational institutions). Curriculum: Each state and territory in Australia has its own curriculum framework, although there is considerable overlap. The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) develops the national curriculum, providing guidelines for what students should learn at each stage of their schooling.
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