What materials do I need to apply for a primary school in Canada?

For primary school applications, standardized examinations generally have no very strict requirements. Generally speaking, students in grade four and below do not need to provide language scores. Therefore, if your child has not passed the IELTS and TOEFL test, and then wants to apply for primary school, there is no need to take the test, because the school has corresponding language tests and interviews, as long as you can communicate with people normally and interact normally in primary school. And this SSAT, which is also a small SAT, is even more unnecessary. Under normal circumstances, students only need to provide transcripts from the previous year to two years. However, private primary schools have interviews, so there are corresponding requirements for students' language. We will talk about the idea of choosing a school later, but generally speaking, we should make corresponding preparations at least one year in advance. Because of the particularity of primary school application, generally speaking, we hope that applicants and parents will go to school as soon as possible when applying. So in this case, your visit cycle to the school is usually summer vacation or September, and then apply for formal admission next year. Therefore, students should make corresponding preparations one year, one and a half years or even two years in advance before entering school, judge the school they want to go to, and then they will know the corresponding materials they need, and then they can be prepared to make the best admission opportunities and best adaptation.

Ontario is the main choice when choosing to attend primary schools in Canada, not only because there are more schools in Ontario, but also because the application process for students in Ontario is relatively simplified, and there are more choices in BC, especially around Vancouver. The rest, in Calgary and Montreal, are also optional. In other cities, almost no one chooses to go to primary school locally.

However, I was recently asked to go to the East Coast. Halifax-Nova Scotia primary school curriculum. Because parents want to study in the local area, they may have to emigrate in the future. The children have just entered the first grade and want to take them there to study. This East Coast also exists, because now everyone is considering studying in the East Coast, and so is the development of studying in the East Coast.

Canada provides primary education, just like other schools, public or private. However, public, private, private day schools and private boarding schools must be carefully selected.

If you choose private boarding, your application will be more complicated. However, you don't have to accompany me in the future, but you should accompany me full-time, so that the pressure on parents will be less. Moreover, if you apply for a public primary school, you must first have an address in Canada, live there, and pay utilities. Then prove that you are around the school before you can report to the primary school where your child lives. This is very important, that is, you need a residence to apply. Other junior high schools and high schools have completely different processes. Private day primary schools are basically the same as private boarding applications, and students are not strictly required to go to school in the school district where they live. So you can judge according to your own situation. Generally speaking, one of the parents will take their children to school.

Generally speaking, parents will accompany their children locally. If you choose a boarding school, parents will not see their children from Monday to Friday. Parents will be bored unless their parents have jobs or go to school locally. Therefore, parents who choose to study primary school courses in Canada, whether public schools or private schools, basically choose the day school system.

Application level

I generally suggest that it is better to take children abroad after the third grade. Because the first-grade and second-grade kindergartens are basically based on play. Therefore, taking children there is actually where children are playing. If the child is younger, you may not be able to handle it alone. This will put a lot of pressure on the accompanying parents and children, both psychologically and in life.

Therefore, after the third grade, students basically know something, have some contact with domestic culture, and then practice their language well. If they start learning English in grade one, they should be able to reach a basic understanding through dialogue in grade three. Otherwise, if he didn't understand the opposite speech at all in the past, even if the school doesn't have the language requirements for admission, you will be degraded if you can't communicate, which is not very good for the development of students.

When it comes to grades, it's about junior high school. First of all, why do primary schools want to study abroad? Even though I say this is a very small topic, there are not many people applying for primary school, but more and more parents are beginning to pay attention to getting their children out of primary school. Of course, first of all, parents' economic strength is getting better and better, but more is a fear of the pressure that may be faced by primary education and junior high school in China at present, and then such preventive measures are made.