I like aussie education more than HK too.
my son is study in a public school right now but i find that this school is really good. because they just learn from there life.
They have NO homework, only need to bring a story book to read everyday. They learn maths from game like roll the dice and count. They have 'news report' day every week which is bring something they like to talk. They have plant, fish and chicken in there classroom. And they have many special event. Like today they just go visit farm.
Also his school have many mother helper like canteen, uniform shop, and i help in his maths group every week so i'll know what happen on him in class.
I think if you didn't buy a house here yet you can check and choose one in a good public school area. Because as i know there are many public school which is better then some private school. So you can save the $$ to get a better house.
One thing need to aware that is you have been lived in other country for a period (can't remeber how long) eg. you used to be studied abroad. Then you need to apply that country's 良民証 together with HK's 良民証 for submission. Some country may take longer time to process.
Dear Baby49,
I am planning to have my sons to continue their primary/high school study in Sydney. Would you please advise some idea about the good public schools for boy in Sydney (for oz citizen). How could you know it is a good school? Would you please share some of your experience?
I'm going to return Sydney with the child this summer holidays and hope to get more information about the edu system.
By law, the public school's result cant be publication
so its quite hard to know which school is better.
The only way to know, is "word by mouth"
like ...friends, the real estate agents which around that area, school visit...
for my experience, when choose a school for my son when kindy, i been searching over 10 school around my living area(include my catching area, public or private)
1 years ago before enrollment.
and for those time, i been keep asking people, real estate agents, and the most important is visit the school and the principal ...getting to know more before i make the choose.
and at the end i coming up 3 of the choice,
and then i submit the application,
still some of it, isnt my catching area,
so need see principal for interviewing...
Thank you so much for your reply.
Would you please PM me the list of the schools you preferred. It would really help. Since I have two sons and I would like them to study in the same school.
From my friend who is working in agent for arranging study abroad in Queensland high school. She recommended me Queensland get a better education system but the game is you need to enter a good high school and keep good performance in school. The assessment for entering Uni is based on the school ranking and student average academic result. But my first choice is still Sydney due to family reasons.
There should listed who can cert the true copy in your application form, but last time I went to lawyer (a friend's friend) to cert it for me and cost $10 each cert.
catchan 寫道:
I'm going to apply the spouse visa for my hubby. Do anyone know where can I have the "certify copy" services in HK? thanks..
Yea, I think the lifestyle is quite different. But I do like both places. For me, I spent my teenage years in Sydney, so I've always wanted to work those 'energetic' hours in HK. Now that I'm actually in HK, it's not as bad. HK is a glamourous city, with lots of activities and things happening all the time, whereas with Sydney, things are more relaxed but also more quiet than HK.
I guess there is no 'best place' for a house, it depends on what you want, if you have children, you might like to choose somewhere with better schools, or if you like to live close to nature, you may like to live slightly further from the city. It also depends how much you prefer to drive vs. taking public transport, as you may probably know, public transport is not very reliable.
I think when I get older (maybe 50/60 years old), I would like to return and live a relaxed lifestyle!
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I think when I get older (maybe 50/60 years old), I would like to return and live a relaxed lifestyle!
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Am I too "young" 30+ to plan to migrate Aus? :lol: :lol: