The school will also have to report your request to skip a grade to the higher authorities for the record, because you are crossing over from sixth grade to first year from elementary school to secondary school, and the list of students is subject to review by the higher authorities. (This is what a
teacher said, I'm not sure, but the exams are for sure.)
En~~~~How to say it~~~I'm a second year student now, and I think that Chinese education is still very difficult for a student like you, who is "staying in the ocean", to be able to keep up with the school's progress. For a "foreign" student like you, it takes a lot of effort to keep up with the school. Not to mention skipping a grade. And even if you skip a grade, when you get to a foreign language school, you will still have to study other courses because you still have to take the Chinese Language Exam, and of course the College Entrance Exam is inevitable. If you really want to study in China, then I think you should study harder, and if you skip a grade, even if you skip to a foreign language school, you'll be even more unable to keep up, not to mention the fact that it's almost 0% to succeed in skipping a grade. Because there are almost no foreign language only schools in China. If you're embarrassed because you're a year older than your classmates, I don't think that's necessary~~We still have a lot of foreign students here~~Your classmates won't laugh at you, instead they'll be very envious of you~~Your English grades must be top-notch, and even your teachers sometimes have to ask you for advice~~Hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe