Legal analysis: First, the school, as a compulsory education institution, makes up lessons for students, which violates the regulations of the education department; Second, non-compulsory education institutions make up lessons for students on weekends, which does not violate the regulations of the education department; Third, students who receive make-up lessons, whether provided by compulsory education institutions or business education service institutions, are not considered to have violated the regulations of the education department.

Legal basis: Article 25 of the Compulsory Education Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) (hereinafter referred to as the Compulsory Education Law) stipulates that schools shall not collect fees in violation of state regulations, and shall not seek benefits by selling goods and services to students or in disguised form.