[ SECRET POST #2736 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2736 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

We have primary school (grades prep-6 (started at 5yo ended at 12)) and secondary school (years 7 to 12, you finish at 18). Prep has a number of different names in different states. Secondary school used to have 'forms' instead of years, which went form 1-6, which you might also hear depending on the age of the person you're talking about (my mother still uses forms). Secondary school is increasingly referred to as high school.

Tertiary education is generally TAFE or University. It's rare to live on campus; most people live with their parents or move out to live near campus (it also depends on where you go, most are pretty central to big cities). At least at my university, there were a few residential colleges that could be lived in, but most people who lived there were from the country/a rural area, or interstate. I think in my six years of university I only ever met maybe half a dozen people who lived in one of the colleges.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep, I lived in the colleges and it was 99% rural and overseas students.