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Measures for the Management of Children's Sports Schools

Chapter 1 General Provisions

Article 1 is to strengthen the construction and management of children's sports schools and comprehensively implement the national sports, Education policy to promote the development of sports in our country, in accordance with the "Sports Law of the People's Republic of China", "Education Law of the People's Republic of China", "Compulsory Education Law of the People's Republic of China" and other laws and regulations, Formulate these measures.

Article 2 The term "children's sports schools" as mentioned in these Measures refers to sports-specific schools that cultivate children's sports skills during the nine-year compulsory education period (including sports middle schools, individual sports schools, and children's amateur sports). school (hereinafter referred to as the National Sports School).

Article 3: The main mission of junior sports schools is to cultivate and deliver outstanding sports reserve talents with good ideological and moral character, cultural quality and sports expertise for the country and society.

Article 4: Sports and education administrative departments at or above the county level, under the leadership of the people's government at the same level, shall make overall planning, divide responsibilities, coordinate and manage the work of minor sports schools. The sports administrative department is responsible for the daily management of the school, student training, competitions, coaching staffing and training, etc.; the educational administrative department is responsible for the management of matters related to student culture and education, including teaching, teacher staffing and training, etc.

Article 5: The state encourages and supports enterprises, institutions, organizations, social groups and individual citizens to organize private sports schools for children.

The purpose of organizing sports schools for children shall not be for profit.

Chapter 2 Establishment and Approval

Article 6: Sports schools for minors should proceed from reality and adopt the form of running schools independently or relying on ordinary primary and secondary schools.

Article 7: Social organizations that organize sports schools for minors should have legal person status, and individual citizens should have political rights and full capacity for civil conduct. Junior sports schools should have legal person status.

Article 8: The establishment of a sports school for children shall comply with the relevant national standards for the establishment of primary and secondary schools, and shall have training venues, equipment and facilities suitable for the sports events set up.

If a minor sports school independently carries out cultural education, it shall have cultural teaching facilities, equipment and teachers that are commensurate with the scale of the school. Those that rely on ordinary primary and secondary schools for cultural education should sign a joint school-running agreement with the school to which they are attached to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.

Article 9: Sports schools for minors should set up sports projects based on the sports traditions and sports layout of the region.

Article 10: The establishment, change, and termination of junior sports schools shall be subject to opinions from the sports administration department at or above the county level, and the education administration department at the same level shall review and approve it in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.

Chapter 3 Enrollment and Student Status

Article 11: Junior sports schools recruit students from ordinary primary and secondary schools according to the academic year.

When enrolling students in sports schools, students to be recruited will undergo physical examinations and selection tests.

Article 12: After enrolling students in a junior sports school, the new students should be given trial training. Students who are not suitable for continuing specialized sports training after trial training will still return to their original school.

Article 13: The changes and management of student status of students admitted to junior sports schools shall be carried out in accordance with local student status management regulations.

Chapter 4 Ideology, Morality and Cultural Education

Article 14: Minority sports schools should adhere to the principle of educating people, put moral education first, and enhance the pertinence and effectiveness of moral education. Effectiveness, educational and teaching activities should follow the laws of physical and mental development of children.

Article 15: Junior sports schools should strengthen the education of patriotism, collectivism, and socialist ideology and moral character among students, and carry out education on cultivating civilized behavior, legal education, Chinese sports spirit, and sports professional ethics.

Article 16 Children’s sports schools shall follow the curriculum plans and curriculum standards for the compulsory education stage stipulated by the state, select state-approved teaching materials, implement cultural courses, and may develop school textbooks with regional characteristics according to local conditions. Courses and other educational resources.

Article 17: Junior sports schools shall ensure that students complete the nine-year compulsory education course. Students who complete the nine-year compulsory education course and pass the assessment will be issued corresponding primary and secondary school graduation certificates.

Chapter 5 Sports Training and Competition

Article 18: Junior sports schools should implement the training of "selecting young talents, focusing on the future, laying a good foundation, systematic training, and actively improving" principles, and do a good job in basic training for selecting and nurturing talents.

Article 19: Children’s sports schools should reasonably arrange students’ learning and training time in accordance with the principle that children should focus on learning and training as a supplement.

Article 20: Sports schools for minors should conduct scientific and systematic training for students in accordance with the National Youth Teaching and Training Outline. The daily training time should in principle be controlled within 2.5 hours (including morning exercises).

Those whose special sports results meet the athlete's technical level standards can apply for the corresponding level title.

Article 21: Children’s sports schools should adhere to the principle of using holidays, competing in various forms, and competing nearby, and promote the popularization and improvement of children’s sports training through competitions.

Article 22: Students of junior sports schools may participate in sports competitions organized by sports and education administrative departments at all levels on behalf of the junior sports schools in training and the original schools.

If there is a dispute over the qualifications of student competition representatives, the competent sports and education administrative departments shall enforce the matter in accordance with the relevant regulations on sports competitions.

Article 23: Junior sports schools shall strengthen medical supervision of students and prohibit the use of stimulants, overload training, and corporal punishment.

Chapter 6 Teachers and Coaches

Article 24 Teachers of cultural courses in children’s sports schools shall possess the teaching qualifications prescribed by the state. Cultural teachers in public junior sports schools are selected by the education administration department.

Article 25: The appointment system for coaches in junior sports schools shall be implemented. The coaches hired should meet the coaching qualifications and conditions stipulated by the state.

Minor sports schools can hire part-time coaches to teach.

Article 26 Teachers and coaches in junior sports schools should respect each other, work together in unity, care about the all-round growth of students, and work together to do a good job in students’ ideological education, cultural learning, physical training and life management work.

Article 27: When junior sports schools recruit sports staff, retired athletes who have achieved outstanding results can be recruited through direct assessment; other retired athletes should be hired with priority under the same conditions.

Sports facilities built with lottery public welfare funds in junior sports schools must allocate a certain proportion of positions to hire retired athletes.

Chapter 7 Guarantee Conditions

Article 28 Local people’s governments at all levels shall strengthen the construction of sports schools for minors in accordance with national regulations, incorporate them into local sports and education development plans, and incorporate them into local sports and education development plans. Funds for training and competitions and cultural education funds will be included in the fiscal budget of the same level, and funding investment will be increased to continuously improve school running conditions.

Infrastructure investment in public junior sports schools shall be jointly reported to the local people's government by the competent sports and education administrative departments.

Article 29: Teachers of cultural courses in children’s sports schools must possess the teacher qualifications prescribed by the state. The education administration department is responsible for selecting and dispatching outstanding cultural teachers to public junior sports schools. The professional and technical position evaluation and salary remuneration of cultural teachers shall be implemented in accordance with relevant national regulations.

Article 30: The food standard for students and coaches of minor sports schools shall not be less than 20 yuan per person per day, and the sports clothing standard shall not be less than 500 yuan per person per year. Each province (autonomous region, municipality) should formulate food standards and sportswear standards that are no lower than the above standards based on local economic development conditions and price levels, and establish corresponding dynamic growth mechanisms.

Article 31: Junior sports schools should provide insurance for students. If conditions permit, special accident insurance can be applied for based on the characteristics of sports training and competition. Chapter 8 Safety Management and Supervision Article 32 Junior sports schools shall establish a campus safety responsibility system based on the actual situation, and formulate relevant systems for safety prevention, insurance, emergency response and reporting.

Article 33: Junior sports schools shall be equipped with necessary safety management personnel to carry out school safety management work and ensure the safety of students, coaches and teachers in training competitions, education and teaching and other activities.

Article 34: Sports and education administrative departments at or above the county level shall regularly inspect the implementation of cultural education in minor sports schools.

Behaviors that violate the "Compulsory Education Law of the People's Republic of China" and related systems and these measures should be corrected in a timely manner, and the minor sports schools and relevant responsible persons should be dealt with and punished accordingly in accordance with the law.

Article 35: If safety accidents occur during training, competition, education and teaching activities in sports schools, the relevant competent departments shall investigate and deal with them, and punish the relevant responsible persons. Those who cause serious consequences shall be investigated in accordance with the law. criminal responsibility.