The cost of attending public primary schools in Shenzhen varies with schools, regions and grades, but overall the tuition is relatively low, and the main expenses include books, transportation, meals and accommodation.

Generally speaking, the tuition fees of public primary schools in Shenzhen are relatively low, but students need to buy books, and the fees vary according to subjects and grades, generally between 200 yuan and 500 yuan each semester. In addition, students also need to pay transportation fees, which vary from region to school, generally ranging from 300 yuan to 1000 yuan per semester.

In addition, students also need to pay for meals, which vary from school to region, generally ranging from 500 yuan to 1.500 yuan each semester. In addition, if students need accommodation, they need to pay the accommodation fee, which varies from school to region, generally ranging from RMB 1000 to RMB 3,000 per semester.

Generally speaking, the cost of attending public primary schools in Shenzhen varies with schools, regions and grades, but generally speaking, the tuition fees are relatively low, and the main expenses include book fees, transportation fees, meals and accommodation fees. If family conditions permit, you can consider choosing a public primary school in Shenzhen.

Senior high school is a higher education institution after the end of nine-year compulsory education in China. It accepts qualified junior high school graduates, and the general academic system is three years, that is, senior one, senior two and senior three. China's high school education refers to the high school education after junior high school, including: ordinary high schools, vocational high schools, secondary specialized schools, secondary technical schools and so on. It belongs to the category of high school education.

Senior high school education in China is non-compulsory, and students must pay necessary tuition and other fees. Since 2009, the state has implemented the tuition-free policy for senior high schools in some poor areas.

China's ordinary senior high school education system is still constantly improving and reforming. From the initial unification of all parts of the country to the sudden emergence of arts and sciences, some provinces and cities have the opportunity to independently carry out high school curriculum reform, give capable publishers the opportunity to publish high-quality high school textbooks, and break the situation that PEP textbooks stand out. Later, the emergence of elective courses made high schools show new vitality.