Yes, education is compulsory for all children from ages 6 to 16 (the age most people are when they achieve minimum qualification). With student and school permission, a student can drop out at age 15. After that, a student can choose to drop out of school whenever they want.
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Not all children, there are many that are home schooled due to personal or family reasons. However it is law in New Zealand that once a child is 6 years old, they legally have to be educated by a New Zealand Government recognized teaching system. Either a student at a school in New Zealand OR be enrolled in the home schooling, correspondence school education system.
In New Zealand, children generally start school at age five. School is compulsory for all children from the age of six to the age of sixteen. Secondary school is usually completed by the age of 18. It is possible for parents to apply to educate their children at home, but they must show that the education will be as regular and as high a standard as that provided at a registered school.
you need to be 15 years old to legally leave school here.
You can leave school in New Zealand in 1916 at the age of sixteen
McAuley High School - New Zealand - was created in 1962.
Wellington High School - New Zealand - was created in 1886.
St Mary's Diocesan School - New Zealand - was created in 1914.
Play School - New Zealand TV series - was created in 1975.
Play School - New Zealand TV series - ended in 1990.
It would be a teaching passed down from the parents to their children.