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- Enrolling in primary school - myGov
If you’re enrolling your child into a private or public school, you’ll need to contact the school directly They may have their own enrolment process, such as an exam or interview before they finalise your child’s enrolment
- School Age Calculator Australia
A child’s early education in Australia consists of kindergarten or early learning starting at either 3 or 4 years old and then primary school starting at age 5 or 6
- Starting primary school in NSW
This is a guide for parents and carers who want to enrol their child in a public primary school in NSW It provides information on selecting a school, enrolling your child and what financial support is available
- Starting primary - School - Services Australia
To start primary school, your child must be the compulsory starting age for your state or territory Contact your choice of school to find out how to enrol Your child must be at school in the year they reach the compulsory school starting age Read about finding and enrolling in school
- Enrol at a Western Australian school - Department of Education
Children of compulsory school age must enrol at school and attend every day Compulsory schooling starts in Pre-primary when they turn 5 years old by 30 June and finishes at the end of Year 12
- Finding primary secondary schools: guide | Raising Children Network
Most government primary schools accept applications and enrolments from the second term of the year before your child will start school – around May each year
- Enrolment Frequently Asked Questions - Department of Education and . . .
All children of compulsory school age have a right to be enrolled at their local school What is a school zone and how are they determined? A school zone defines an area’s designated neighbourhood government school (local school)
- Choosing a school and when to start - myGov
Find out when your child can start school and what to consider when you’re choosing a school
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