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Early Childhood Education in New Zealand
Young children in New Zealand are not required to attend any type of formal early childhood service, however majority of children will have attended some form of early education service by the time they start school. -
Education and Schooling in New Zealand
The New Zealand education system is based on several guiding principles that maintain its position among the top six OECD countries for education. -
New Zealand family support networks
Among other reasons, many migrants cite the idea that New Zealand is a great place to bring up children as their reason for migrating. -
Parenting in New Zealand with Plunket
There are fewer organisations more ‘Kiwi’ than Plunket. To almost any Kiwi parent, the name is synonymous with sausage rolls, Teddy Bears picnics and, most importantly, support through the early days of parenting. -
Having a baby in New Zealand
Having a baby anywhere in the world is an exciting experience, and you want to know that you have the best care and advice available in the months surrounding the birth. The health system in New Zealand is of a good standard, especially its care and support for expectant mothers. -
New Zealand Lamb
Traditional New Zealand fare is the roast lamb with plenty of mashed potatoes and vegetables. -
New Zealand Pavlova
If you are thinking about moving to New Zealand, consider trying some well loved New Zealand recipes. -
New Zealand School Terms and Holidays
The New Zealand school year starts at the end of January or early February and ends in December. -
Types of schools in New Zealand
Compulsory education in New Zealand is divided into primary, intermediate and secondary schooling. Children most commonly start school when they turn five even though schooling is compulsory from age six.