5 Questions
Why don't children living on farms in Australia go to schools?
Because they are too far from towns or cities
What does Ellie do first thing in the morning?
Helps on the farm
How do Cyber School students give their work to their teachers?
By email
How often do Cyber School students meet?
Every year
How far away from Ellie's home is the nearest town?
500 kilometres
Study Notes
Cyber School Australia
- Australia is a vast country with many families living on farms, which are often far from towns or cities.
- Children living on these farms do not attend traditional schools, instead opting for home-based education.
- Cyber School provides online lessons, allowing students to connect with teachers over the Internet.
Student Life on a Farm
- Ellie, a 10-year-old student, lives on a farm, with the nearest town 500 kilometres away (a 6-hour car ride).
- Ellie's daily routine involves helping on the farm, watching teachers' online lessons, completing school work, and emailing assignments to her teacher.
Cyber School Community
- Despite geographical distances, Cyber School students connect with each other online.
- Students from far-flung locations, up to 2,000 kilometres apart, meet annually for a sports day event.
Learn about Cyber School Australia, a online education platform for students living on remote farms, and how they attend school from home through the internet.
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