Sure. Macau is a Special Administrative Region in China and has a large amount of autonomy just like Hong Kong, the other administrative region. It's interesting to note that the Roman Catholic Diocese there manages 27 primary and secondary schools. 
 All very interesting. Now, is there any etymology pertaining to Macau? 
 I'm not sure but I can tell you that their students at the secondary level who study in nearby Guangdong are eligible for tuition subsidies. 
 That's a good question that I don't have an answer for right now. I can tell you that the majority of their schools use Cantonese in their instruction and require written education in Chinese and classes in Mandarin. They follow several different educational models including Chinese, Portuguese, Hong Kong and British systems. 
 Hi could you inform me more about Macau?
Sure. Macau is a Special Administrative Region in China and has a large amount of autonomy just like Hong Kong, the other administrative region. It's interesting to note that the Roman Catholic Diocese there manages 27 primary and secondary schools.