(1) primary school

The Australian government allows primary school students to study in Australia, but with strict rules:One parent is required to accompany the child to Australia as a guardian, and the student visa is issued every two years. Public schools require children below grade 9 (equivalent to grade 3) to be accompanied by a parent or have an Australian immediate family member as guardian. Private schools are mostly the same, but a few boarding schools, such as Scots All Saint (boys' boarding school) and PLC Armidale (girls' boarding school) in new south wales, do not require any parents to accompany them to school.

(ii) junior high school and senior high schoolI.
elite - private secondary school (preferably full boarding school)Suitable for the population: completed 6 years of primary school, parents income per year more than 350,000 yuanTuition fee: au $20,000-40,000 per year, accommodation fee: au $20,000-30,000 per yearSolution: private schools generally has a long history in Australia, credit is rigorous, pay attention to the all-round development of students, schools to provide all kinds of sport and the opportunity to participate in social, generally has been a capital contribution of the church, so usually take XXX church schools, but does not require religious students, religion is not a must read. The majority of these schools are local, and the number of overseas students is strictly controlled. Most good private schools require students to take special English and general subject knowledge AEAS test, and some of them even have to pass the interview before finally being admitted. If Chinese students want to attend elite private schools, it is recommended to apply 1-2 years in advance, because local students have to queue 1-2 years. Recommended school:1. PLC Armidale woman private schools: www.plcarmidale.nsw.edu.au2. The Scots School (Bathurst) co-ed: www.scots.nsw.edu.au3. St. Augustine College for men: www.saintaug.nsw.edu.au4. King's School for boys www.kings.edu.au5. TARA Anglican School for girls: www.tara.nsw.edu.au6. St. Scholastica college SAN, lars deckard female child learn: www.scholastica.nsw.edu.au