Unlike Sweden, NZ schools doesn't quite have a school board, the individual schools have responsible for all the education content and what the school uses for material. This I think is pretty strange because, one school can learn the children about the christians while another school doesn't. And also, the school environment can be very different because of the various economy that the schools has. The schools economy depends on the parents, they have to pay voluntary contributions to keep the school economy good, but just like Sweden there is a certain amount of money that the school gets for every student.

In NZ school the religion lessons is something you can choose if you want to go to or not. That I think is something you shouldn't have because it's really "healty" to know about such a big all-round education.