Transferring from primary school to school is a process that requires the joint efforts of parents and students. Policies, schools and students' own conditions will all affect the difficulty of transfer. This paper will discuss the success and challenge of primary school transfer from many angles.

Policy level

Education departments in most areas have clear regulations and procedures for primary school transfer. Parents or guardians should submit a written application with relevant supporting materials, such as household registration transfer or job transfer certificate. As long as the application meets the requirements, the school and the education department will review and give a reply in time, and the transfer process will be smoother.

School factors

Popular schools may limit the number of transfer students because of insufficient degrees, making it more difficult to apply. In addition, there are differences in teaching progress and curriculum in different schools, which requires students to adapt to the new environment. Therefore, when considering transfer, parents should have a deep understanding of the policies and requirements of the target school and make preparations in advance.

Students' own situation

Performance and conduct in the original school are important factors to be considered in the new school. If students perform well in their original school, they will be more recognized when they transfer to a new school. On the other hand, if there are learning or behavior problems, it may increase the difficulty of transfer.