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New Zealand had a good Education system.

New Zealand is in the world’s top 20 nations for quality schools according to the OECD in 2016

From ages 5 (Or six) - 18 you are required to go to school in New Zealand.

They are also fully equipped with technology.

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New Zealand homes are generally built to make the most of the light and the outdoors.

They like to have an ‘Indoor- Outdoor flow’ because it is perfect for barbeques and summer living.

Popular types of houses.

Historically, they built sandstone houses.

But in present-day, They use mostly timber and Brick Cladding to build there houses.

Apartments and unit houses have also been becoming more popular.

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About 44% of New Zealanders identify themselves as Christians.

Roman Catholics, Anglicans, and Presbyterians are all the largest  Dominators.

The Ratana and Ringatu Christian church have significant numbers of Maori adherence.

The largest non-Christian religions are Hinduism 2.1 percent and Buddhism 1.4 percent.

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New Zealand and Australia has a combined Military Force.

It was formed during WW1.

They formed together to make each other stronger

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Museums in New Zealand are not just about a bunch of old artifacts.

They provide an educational insight on the culture and history.

Each one of their museums has their own specialties.

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The government in New Zealand is very much like ours. It has three parts, the Legislature, the Executive, and the Judicial. The Prime minister of New Zealand is Bill English. They have a Parliamentary Representative  Democratic Monarchy. The head of state is Queen Elizabeth.

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In New Zealand they’re currency is the New Zealand Dollar, A.K.A The “Kiwi” Dollar. A New Zealand Dollar is only worth $0.75 Dollars in the U.S.A . So it’s worth three fourths of the U.S. Dollar.

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Art Galleries in New Zealand are the guide to its soul.

There are hundreds of the galleries to explore.

they represent a chance to take home an enduring reminder of your New Zealand holiday.

In major public art galleries - found in Auckland, Wellington, Nelson, Christchurch and Dunedin - you can browse historic collections that take you back to the 1800s, when the country was undergoing its most significant transformation. Modern works are also featured - keep an eye out for works by Hotere and McCahon, two our most acclaimed contemporary artists. Public galleries focus on regional artists, but they also have impressive national and international collections.

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One act New Zealand has is the Human Rights Act. The Human Rights Act protects the people of New Zealand from being discriminated against for many reasons. These reasons are, being Male or Female. Being Married or not Married, and having a family. Ethical Beliefs or religion, Ethical Beliefs or religion, Having a disability, Having a disability, Your political opinions. Or your employment status, and your sexual orientation. You also cannot smack a child as a punishment.

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The music of New Zealand has been influenced by blues, jazz, country, rock and roll and hip hop, with many of these genres given a unique New Zealand.

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In New Zealand they celebrate many holidays.

One of the holidays that they celebrate is Anzac Day.

Another Holiday they celebrate is Waitangi Day.

They also celebrate Labour Day, The Royal Visit of 1953-54, The 1940 Centennial, Dominion Status, Empire Day, and Christmas in New Zealand.

Anzac Day, the ceremony marked on 25 April, the start of the Gallipoli conflict in the First World War. For New Zealanders it.

Every year on 6 February, New Zealand marks the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840. In that year, representatives of the British Crown and over 500 Māori chiefs signed what is often considered to be New Zealand’s founding document. The day was first officially commemorated in 1934, and it has been a public holiday since 1974.

Labour Day celebrates the struggle for an eight-hour working day, a right that New Zealand workers had been among the first in the world to claim.

The Centennial :In 1940 New Zealand celebrated its national coming of age.

On 26 September 1907 the colony of New Zealand ceased to exist. It became, instead, a dominion within the British Empire. For a few years, some New Zealanders celebrated Dominion Day with parades and public events.

Now almost forgotten, Empire Day was marked with parades, flag salutes and stirring speeches.

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The History of New Zealand is the story of an island in the southwest Pacific Ocean settled by two very different types of peoples.

Those peoples established settlements and were known as Polynesians and people of European ancestry.

Polynesians were water known as Māori. The history behind the Europeans and the Māori is very complicated.

They argued about land and authority and clashed about many other things in general.

As Europeans took over, they made the other people move to smaller settlements in other regions of the country.

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New Zealand has the 53rd biggest economy. They depend mostly on international trade. They mainly trade with Australia, the European Union, the United States, China, South Korea, Japan and Canada. New Zealand’s economy is closely aligned with the Australian economy.