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I thought it was legal but doubled checked with AI:

Notification Requirement: Parents must notify the local education office (Direction Générale de l'Éducation et des Enseignements, or DGEE) of their intent to homeschool their children. This is typically done via a formal written declaration.

Inspection and Oversight: Homeschooled children are subject to periodic inspections by education authorities to ensure that they are receiving an education that meets national standards. The curriculum must align with the French national education framework.

Obligation to Educate: French Polynesia, as a French overseas collectivity, follows French law, which mandates that all children between the ages of 3 and 16 must receive an education, whether in public schools, private schools, or at home.

Educational Standards: Parents are responsible for ensuring that their child’s education meets the academic requirements set out by the French Ministry of Education.

If you're considering homeschooling in French Polynesia, it’s important to contact the DGEE for detailed information and to ensure compliance with all legal requirements.

I thought it was legal but doubled checked with AI:
. - @Stephan Bora Bora

Now you need to double check the AI.

It's commonly wrong, so pointless to post as advice.