Réponse : J'avais faire le même exo que toi donc je tenvoie ce que j'avais marquer ;)
Unlike the French system, in Australia, students' days are rather "short". Classes start at around 8:45 a.m. and end at 3:00 p.m. For children who cannot go out at 3:00 p.m. (for example if their parents work), they can go to what is called "Before and after school care". This is a kind of day care for children before school (from 7-9am) and after school (3-6pm).
The school year is divided into four terms with the start of the school year between January and February, depending on the state. As far as marking is concerned, students are assessed once a term with a QCM or a written assignment.
The school holidays last 2 weeks and the "long holidays" last 6 weeks.
In Australia, wearing a uniform is compulsory From kindergarten to high school, most schools have their own uniforms, whether in private or public schools.
There is no homework and no grades, so students can concentrate on extra-curricular activities, which is very important to Australians in general.
