1. Primary schools implement the system of "exemption from exams on time and admission to the nearest school". One month before the start of the new school year, the school will register school-age children in the service area and report them to the Township People's Government (the district-level education administrative department of urban primary schools) for review. A primary school approved by the local people's government (or the education administrative department) shall send the notice of admission of children who should receive compulsory education to their parents or other guardians 15 days before the start of the new school year at the latest.
All children who have reached the age of 6 (as of August 3 1 day of that year, if conditions are insufficient, they may be appropriately postponed, but not later than 7 years old). In accordance with the principle of admission to the nearest school, I will go through the admission formalities at the primary school designated by the local education administrative department with my actual permanent residence booklet, and obtain a student status. The service area for popularizing primary compulsory education in primary schools shall be stipulated by the local education administrative department. The identification of students' actual permanent residence should adhere to the principle that the location of students' household registration is unified with the location of legal guardian, and the location of students' household registration is unified with the location of actual permanent residence. Primary schools generally don't accept underage children.
School-age children who cannot register at school on time due to special reasons must explain the reasons within the registration time stipulated by the school and ask for leave from the school with proof. If the school fails to report for admission within one week without reason, it shall report to the local people's government and the higher education administrative department to criticize, educate or punish its parents or other guardians according to law, and order their children to enter school.
2. School-age children who need to enter school without test or postpone school shall apply by their parents or other guardians. With the approval of the Township People's Government (the city is approved by the district-level education administrative department), the school will issue a certificate of exemption and extension. If you apply for exemption or extension of enrollment due to physical reasons, you should attach a certificate issued by a medical institution designated by the county-level education administrative department. If you still can't go to school after the expiration of the slow admission period, you should re-apply for slow admission.
3. Where the legal guardian of the children of floating population who have reached the age of 6 lives in the inflow place and obtains the temporary residence permit issued by the public security department, and obtains the employment certificate or business license issued by the industrial and commercial department, his legal guardian may apply for a loan from the education department or school of the inflow place with the household registration certificate of the township (street) where the household registration is located and the contact letter of the original school (the contact letter issued by the original designated school where the first-year freshmen need to be registered), and the education administrative department of the inflow place shall properly handle it in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state.
The education authorities and schools in the outflow areas shall establish and maintain student status for the outflow students. The school shall not refuse to accept the outflow students who return to the place of residence and request to return to the school where their original student status is located.
The education authorities and schools in the inflow areas should actively create conditions to recruit eligible children of floating population and set up temporary school status for students.
4. Primary schools should create conditions to accept children with mild disabilities such as vision, hearing and intelligence to study in regular classes, and strive to create a good teaching environment for them. The conditions for children with disabilities to attend regular classes shall be formulated by the local education administrative department.
5. Primary schools are divided into classes with 40-45 students. There are generally no more than 40 students in each class of the compound teaching class. Advocate small class teaching where conditions permit.
The placement of primary school students should be carried out by random allocation, and students should not be placed by any interview or written test. , shall not hold any form of key classes or fast-slow classes.
6 primary school freshmen, the school should use the province's unified student status management system to establish and manage student files.
7. The number of student status management is divided into file number and student status number, which are uniformly numbered throughout the province.
Second, the transfer:
1. Students who have one of the following reasons are allowed to transfer: the home address is transferred across provinces, cities, counties (districts) and townships (towns); In the city, county or rural township (town), the home address has moved away from the original school service area, and the journey is far from the original school; Public primary schools are required to enter private primary schools or primary schools that implement school-running system reform.
2. Parents or other guardians of students must submit a written application for transfer to the school. With the consent of the transfer school, parents contact the transfer school with a letter of introduction from the transfer school. After the transfer school agrees to receive it, it should immediately send a reply to the transfer school (or forward it to the parents), and the transfer school can issue a transfer certificate only after receiving the reply (except for inter-provincial transfer). After the education department of the transfer school agrees to register, the copied students' electronic student status files and paper files will be submitted to the education management department of the transfer school, and the transfer application form and attachments will be filed together with the transfer certificate stub. The student guardian contacts the local education department or school, receives the student's electronic student status file, and grants the student a new student registration number after being examined and approved by the local education department. The transferred student can go through the transfer formalities in the school with the transfer certificate, comprehensive quality evaluation report, proof of his parents' unit and the actual permanent residence booklet issued by the original school. Transfer to the school to collect student files and establish a new student status according to the requirements of the competent education department.
Students transferred or transferred shall be reported to the higher education authorities for examination and approval, rural primary schools shall be reported to the township education management institutions (or township central primary schools), and urban primary schools shall be reported to the county (city, district) education administrative departments. In order to avoid the serious overcrowding of primary school classes caused by transfer and borrowing, all localities can formulate specific management measures to give reasonable guidance to rural primary schools to transfer or borrow from urban primary schools or ordinary primary schools to local primary schools with excellent school conditions. It is recognized that students must have parents' or guardians' application, transfer reply and transfer certificate stub. Students must have a transfer certificate if they want to transfer.
Inter-provincial transfer students should send and receive the paper Student Registration Form in time. Transfer to our province, to establish the electronic file information.
3. The school should arrange students who meet the transfer conditions in time. For students who have difficulties in transferring to schools, the education administrative department of the county (district) in the town and the education management institution of the rural township (town) (or the township central primary school) shall make unified arrangements. Transfer students can not transfer, the original school should allow them to return to school.
Third, upgrade, advanced placement
1. Primary schools implement fixed-term education, and students naturally enter the first grade of senior high school at the end of each academic year.
2. Cancel the repetition system in primary schools. Students with mild visual, hearing and intellectual disabilities attending classes should be classified as special education students, registered separately, filled in the Registration Form for Students with Special Education, and arranged for them to study in corresponding grades.
3. A small number of students with extraordinary intelligence, good conduct and good health who participate in the academic performance evaluation of grade one in senior high school may be allowed to enter the corresponding grade in advance upon the application of the students themselves and their guardians, and report to the county-level education administrative department for the record, and the county-level education administrative department shall determine whether the compulsory education has reached the prescribed number of years. Early placement should be done at the beginning of the school year.
The above content comes from the website of Hebei Provincial Department of Education. ( 1)
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Introduce policies and regulations on primary school enrollment, transfer and further education.