Australia best place for expat kids
http://www.theage.com.au/executive-s...0312-q2h4.html
Don't know if I completely agree as we've had to deal with bullying against our 9yr old daughter. Overall, she is settling in quite well despite this. |
Re: Australia best place for expat kids
With regards to education, I'm not so sure. When we first arrived we thought we'd be happy putting the kids in state (public) education, but are now considering (expensive) private school. Not specifically base on the level of education, but on everything else.
We are worried after hearing 'horror' stories. For example, a primary school kid (aged 6) wondering off school premises and (luckily) going home, then the school being surprised (having not identified the child as being missing) when the parent calls them an hour later (and this school scored well on the myschool website :thumbup:). |
Re: Australia best place for expat kids
Originally Posted by coolshadows
(Post 8557933)
With regards to education, I'm not so sure. When we first arrived we thought we'd be happy putting the kids in state (public) education, but are now considering (expensive) private school. Not specifically base on the level of education, but on everything else.
We are worried after hearing 'horror' stories. For example, a primary school kid (aged 6) wondering off school premises and (luckily) going home, then the school being surprised (having not identified the child as being missing) when the parent calls them an hour later (and this school scored well on the myschool website :thumbup:). |
Re: Australia best place for expat kids
Originally Posted by fish.01
(Post 8558130)
I don't think that is an epidemic particular to Australian schools though ;)
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Re: Australia best place for expat kids
Originally Posted by Officer Dibble
(Post 8558142)
Then the same could be said about the article in question?
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Re: Australia best place for expat kids
Originally Posted by paularn
(Post 8557795)
http://www.theage.com.au/executive-s...0312-q2h4.html
Don't know if I completely agree as we've had to deal with bullying against our 9yr old daughter. Overall, she is settling in quite well despite this. |
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