It is indeed a problem that children registered in Hong Kong want to go to school in the Mainland. This article will introduce the relevant requirements and procedures for your children to go to school in the Mainland, so as to help you better provide a good school environment for your children.

Admission requirements for public schools

If children have the opportunity to enter public schools, then they need to use the residence permit information handled in the mainland to register their student status. This is because public schools have quotas and need to go through the admission procedures in accordance with relevant regulations.

Admission requirements for private or private schools

If children choose private or private schools, the situation is different. These schools are relatively less strict in this respect, and children can register with residence permits or Hong Kong and Macao passes. Therefore, before deciding to enroll their children, parents should communicate with the school in advance to understand the specific admission requirements and procedures.

Relevant legal basis

Parents also need to know some relevant legal basis. The Compulsory Education Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) clearly stipulates that school-age children and adolescents have equal rights to receive compulsory education, and that the country implements a nine-year compulsory education system. This means that the state will guarantee the implementation of compulsory education and ensure that all school-age children and adolescents can receive education.

Admission procedures and requirements

The specific admission procedures and requirements may vary by region and school. Parents should communicate with the school and relevant departments in advance in order to provide a smooth entrance environment for their children.