1. First, you need to go through the transfer formalities in the original township school. Parents need to provide their children's name, gender, age, enrollment time, class and other information, fill in the transfer application form, and submit relevant supporting materials, such as household registration book and ID card.

2. After the target school receives and the township school is transferred out, the child's file needs to be handed over to the target school in the county. If the target school agrees to admit the student, it will issue an admission notice or an admission notice.

3. On-site civil affairs department audit, parents need to go to the local county-level association (or civil affairs department) to handle household registration transfer procedures and submit documents proving the legality of the transfer request.

4. The public security organ of the recipient place shall examine and verify. After the household registration is transferred, it is necessary to apply to the county-level public security organ for examination and approval, verify whether the students really request to transfer to a new county, and issue a registration form for population change.

5. The student status management department shall put on record, and finally fill in the relevant information within the scope of student status management in the new campus, and go through the admission formalities again.

It should be noted that the specific procedures may be slightly different. In practice, it is best to go to the local education bureau or the target school to consult the relevant procedures and requirements.