How do foreign children go to school in Guangxi?

1, meet the requirements for running a school: whether you can go to school locally depends first on whether you meet the requirements for running a school. Admission requirements: the last grade must be at least 6 years old and must be born before September of 1 year to enter school.

2, have a hukou: you must have a hukou to go to school, have a child's hukou, and the child's hukou age meets the requirements before you can apply for a student status. The student status is national, and you can't take the graduation exam without it.

3. Have a temporary residence permit: If you meet the age requirements and have a hukou, many places require a temporary residence permit. If you get a temporary residence permit, you can generally let your child go to school locally, or have been working in the local area for a long time. You can apply for a temporary residence permit with the supporting materials of the street office.

4. Admission procedures: hold a temporary residence permit or other materials required by the school, bring a family account book, and report to the school in time when the freshmen report, and go through the admission procedures.

5. Already have a student status: The child has established a student status, that is, he wants to transfer to a local school, so he needs to get a transfer application form from the school, fill it out, stamp it at the local county education bureau, and then pass the online audit.

6. Consulting educational institutions: If the school puts forward various conditions or reasons to prevent children from entering school, you can go to the county or city education bureau for specific consultation. Now the conditions are relatively relaxed, and generally all students can enter school. Extended content: Article 12 of the Compulsory Education Law of People's Republic of China (PRC): "School-age children and adolescents are exempt from the examination. Local people's governments at all levels shall ensure that school-age children and adolescents are enrolled in the nearest place where they are registered. School-age children and adolescents whose parents or other legal guardians work or live in non-registered places receive compulsory education where their parents or other legal guardians work or live, and the local people's government shall provide them with equal conditions for receiving compulsory education.