Everyone is going to study in high school in New Zealand. What is the dormitory like for high school students studying in New Zealand?

Everyone who goes to high school in New Zealand must be concerned about the dormitories for high school students studying in New Zealand. At present, most high schools in New Zealand are public high schools, and local residents attend free of charge. 1. Like most high schools, there are no dormitories. Only a few schools offer dormitories, but they are smaller. It is recommended that you stay with a host family. If your parents accompany you, you can rent a house near the school.

New Zealand high school students’ dormitories

Most high schools in New Zealand are public schools and are free for local citizens, and all New Zealand citizens have accommodation locally. Therefore, most secondary schools in New Zealand do not have school buildings, and only a few schools have boarding facilities, and they are small and cannot fully meet the demand.

Most international students live with New Zealand homestay families supervised by the school. The distance between homestay families and schools is often limited to bus 2-3 stations, which is probably a maximum driving distance of no more than half an hour. For students who are accompanied by their parents, they can choose to rent an apartment with their parents.

Other accommodation options in New Zealand high schools

1. B&B. This is a family living in New Zealand that provides individual rooms and study homes, including breakfast and dinner, and lunch on weekends and holidays. Students and every member of the host family sample participate in a variety of family activities. Staying at home can help students quickly improve their English and understand the life of New Zealanders, especially for middle school students who have just left home independently.

You can choose a host family through the school’s International Student Service Center, or through an agency. There are advertisements on the school. First-year junior high school students here are usually directly arranged by the school to live with local people. These families are selected by the school, and they are responsible for the students' food and accommodation, which is called homestay in English. Living and eating with local people from one to one is very helpful for learning the language, getting familiar with the environment, and understanding the local customs, but the price is relatively high.

2. Student hotel. 1. Generally located in or near the school, single or double rooms. One is generally equipped with public fitness facilities and a swimming pool. Most student dormitories provide students with three meals a day, but some schools do not provide lunch on weekends.

3. Rent a house. This situation is for students who are accompanied by their parents. Parents can rent an apartment near the school, and the rental price depends on the parents' choice of house.