New Zealand's Primary School is divided into three categories: Contributing School, Full Primary School and Composite School.

New Zealand primary school enrollment age is generally five years old, a total of six school years (Year1-Year6), international students enrollment, according to the actual age allocated by the school grade. Contributing School, after graduation, must choose junior high school to continue to study. Full Primary School, which integrates primary and secondary education, can be directly promoted to the middle of junior high school after primary school graduation. Composite School of Senior High School combines elementary school, junior high school and senior high school. After graduating from primary school, it can be directly promoted to junior middle school.

New Zealand elementary schools are graded by the Funding Decile, which is not the quality of the school, but the economic strength of the community where the school is located. The higher the score, the less state aid, the more parental aid, the better the quality of the students.

New Zealand's primary schools usually begin at 9 a.m. and end at 3 or 3:30 a.m. each year, from the end of January to mid-December, the school has four semesters：
Term 1: end of January to mid-April - two weeks vacation
Term 2: end of April to early July - two weeks vacation
Term 3: Mid-July to Late September - Two Weeks Holiday
Term 4: Mid-October to Mid-December-Six Weeks Summer Holiday

New Zealand's Secondary School is divided into Intermediate School, which includes Full Primary School in Primary School and Composite School in High School.

New Zealand junior middle school is very different from China's junior middle school. New Zealand junior middle school has only two school years (Year7-Year8), also known as the Intermediary School between primary school and high school.
New Zealand's junior high school enrollment age is generally 11 years old, international students enrollment according to the actual age allocated by the school grade.
After graduation from Intermediate School, you have to choose a local high school in New Zealand to continue your studies.
Full Primary School, which includes the primary school, is an integrated primary and secondary education. Most of the students in the junior middle school come from the primary school. After graduation, they have to choose the local high school in New Zealand to continue their studies.
Composite School of Senior High School, which combines elementary school, junior high school and senior high school, can be directly promoted to senior high school after graduation from junior high school.

New Zealand junior high schools are graded by the Funding Decile, which is not the quality grade of the school, but the economic strength of the community where the school is located. The higher the score, the less state aid, the more parental aid, the better the quality of the students.

New Zealand's junior high school usually starts at 9 a.m. and ends at 3 p.m. or 3:30 p.m., with four semesters from the end of January to mid-December each year.
Term 1: end of January to mid-April - two weeks vacation
Term 2: end of April to early July - two weeks vacation
Term 3: Mid-July to Late September - Two Weeks Holiday
Term 4: Mid-October to Mid-December-Six Weeks Summer Holiday

New Zealand's Secondary School is divided into Secondary School (9-15), Secondary School (7-15), Elementary School and Composite School.

Because New Zealand's junior high school has only two years, there are five years in senior high school (Year 9 - Year13).
New Zealand's high school enrollment age is generally 13 years old. International students are enrolled according to their actual age and simple English. Academic assessment is assigned to the corresponding grade by the school.
New Zealand high schools are graded by Funding Decile, which is not the quality of the school, but the economic strength of the community in which the school is located. The higher the score, the less state aid, the more parental support, the better the quality of the students.
After graduation from high school, there is no college entrance examination in China. If you need to pass the National Education Certificate Examination (NCEA) to meet the requirements of College entrance, you can get the University Entrance.

Grades 13 and 15 of senior high school are two different ways of calculating grades, academic grade and financial grade. Generally speaking, the academic year of senior high school lasts for five years. Graduates from grade 13 are promoted to university.
For individual students, because of the score, they need to re-study the same grade. Academically, there will be no grade overlap, which is recorded as capital grade technology. Capital grade is up to fifteenth grade. They must graduate and leave school before their nineteenth birthday.

New Zealand's high schools usually start at 9 a.m. and end at 3 p.m. or 3:30 p.m., with four semesters each year from the end of January to mid-December.
Term 1: end of January to mid-April - two weeks vacation
Term 2: end of April to early July - two weeks vacation
Term 3: Mid-July to Late September - Two Weeks Holiday
Term 4: Mid-October to Mid-December-Six Weeks Summer Holiday

National Education Certificate Examination (NCEA)
National Education Certificate (NCEA) is a secondary school diploma for New Zealand students.
NCEA is classified into three levels. Students begin their NCEA level 1 courses in Year 11 and continue to the 12th and 13th grades.
The NCEA diploma is not only recognized by the University of New Zealand, but also highly respected by other countries in the world.