The first echelon [refers to veteran leaders]

The second division is attached to the primary school, the second primary school in Kongjiang and the first primary school in Dahushan Road.

second echelon

Private Freshman Foreign Language Primary School, Fudan University Affiliated Primary School, Shanggong Affiliated Primary School, Yangpu Primary School, Qiqihar Road No.1 Primary School, Shuifeng Road Primary School, Shangyin Experimental School Primary School, Fudan Science Park Experimental School Primary School.

the third echelon

Liuyi Primary School, Shangyin Experimental School, Shanghai Foreign Languages School, Tongji Primary School, Pingliang Road No.3 Primary School, Xuchang Road No.5 Primary School, Zhongyuan Road Primary School, Wujiaochang Primary School, Yang Jiao College Experimental School Primary School, Fengcheng Xincun Primary School, Lizheng Road No.2 Primary School, Huimin Primary School, Neijiang Road No.2 Primary School, Erlian Primary School, Shidong Experimental School Primary School (formerly Shidong Primary School) and Huaide Road No.1 Primary School.

Stage classification

1, primary school

Primary school is called "primary school", which refers to the education stage from grade one to grade four. Those who pass the fourth grade will get a "junior high school" education. In 1970s, primary schools were generally established in underdeveloped rural areas of China. Rural schools in many areas are compound classes of primary schools with "one school, one teacher, one class".

2. Tall and short people

High school is called "advanced primary school", which means that the fifth and sixth grades of primary school are called "advanced grades", and those who pass the high school exam will get high school education. Before 1949, senior primary schools were not common in China.

3. Complete primary school

Schools with primary schools and senior primary schools are referred to as "complete primary schools" or "complete primary schools". After the implementation of "universal nine-year compulsory education" in China, the establishment of complete primary schools in rural areas has become the basic standard. Primary schools in county towns and cities above are generally complete, so they are no longer marked after the 1960s, while complete primary schools in rural areas are still the symbol of education popularization.