In most outback communities, the number of children is too small for a conventional school to operate. Children are educated at home by theSchool of the Air. Originally the teachers communicated with the children via radio, but now satellite telecommunication is used instead. Some children attend boarding school, mostly only those in secondary school.
Yes. It is illegal for children to not attend school in any form, but there are options, of course, besides formal classroom schooling. Schooling is compulsory for students up to the age of sixteen in Australia. If a child does not attend school, they can be homeschooled, but they must be supervised by someone registered as a homeschooler. Children on remote properties in the outback are schooled via a distance education programme, using radios and computers.
Australia's interior is called the Outback.
The outback is actually located throughout Australia, anywhere west of the Great Dividing Range, or north of Victoria. The outback is the flat, wide plains of Australia's inland.
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Approximately 70 percent of Australia's land mass is regarded as part of the Outback.
There is a website called "Outback Australia Travel Secrets". On the site there is a photo gallery with many spectacular photographs of the Australian Outback.
Australia's outback is dominated by a hot, dry climate.
yes there are modern cities in Australia it isn't just an outback Note: Even in the outback, there are all modern conveniences, such as electricity, television, telephone and computers. Children from remote properties in the outback often do their schoolwork via the "School of the Air", using two-way radios and computers.
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