1. Economic conditions: The economic conditions of working families are different, some may be relatively affluent, and some may be relatively tight. If the family economy can afford the tuition and accommodation fees of top primary schools, then you can consider sending your children to top primary schools. Otherwise, you can go to an ordinary primary school.
2. Educational resources: Top primary schools usually have better educational resources and better teachers and can provide better education. If the quality of ordinary primary school education at home is not high, then you can consider sending your children to top primary schools. Otherwise, you can go to an ordinary primary school.
3. Children's learning ability and interest: Each child's learning ability and interest are different. Some children may be more suitable for top primary schools, and some children may be more suitable for ordinary primary schools. Parents need to carefully observe their children's performance, understand their interests and abilities, and make the best decision.
In short, parents should decide whether to send their children to top primary schools according to the actual situation of their families and children. No matter which school you choose, you should pay attention to the all-round development of children, cultivate their hobbies and let them grow up healthily.