What are the application conditions for primary school students to study in the UK?

The British education system attaches importance to students' self-development and conducts education according to their interests. The learning style is relatively free, and the curriculum of British primary schools is very rich, which is suitable for primary school students to study abroad. So what conditions do primary school students need to study in the UK? I'll take you to get to know it.

First, the application conditions for primary school students to study in the UK 1, age requirements

Primary schools in Britain generally only accept children aged 5- 13. If you are younger than 5 years old or older than 13, you cannot apply for primary schools in the UK. Preschools in Britain are generally at least five years old and do not accept children under five. Generally speaking, young students studying abroad often need applicants to provide appropriate reasons for studying abroad.

2. Guardian

Generally speaking, children under the age of 18 need to be looked after by guardians. If parents have no conditions to accompany them, they will arrange guardians for their children. In general colleges and universities, teachers will take care of them, but they have to pay nursing fees.

3. Economy

To apply for a British primary school, you have to pay a financial guarantee, and the younger the student is, the more financial guarantee you have to provide, which often requires the applicant's family to have better financial ability. Moreover, the prices and consumption levels in Britain are very high, and the exchange rate gap between the pound and the RMB is also very large. Therefore, it is necessary to ensure that families can afford to study in primary schools in recent years before they can declare to go to primary schools in the UK.

4, their own conditions

If parents don't accompany their children, they have to face life abroad alone, so make sure that their children have a certain independent personality and ability to resist pressure.

2. Pupils' application materials for studying in the UK 1, current valid travel documents or (if you have an old passport, please provide the original).

2. Household registration book and translation. If it is a collective account, please provide a copy of the first page and my page of the collective account or the original household registration certificate.

3. A printed application form signed by myself.

4. A complete printed self-assessment form (Appendix 9). The download address of the form is:

5. A passport-sized color photo (45 mm high and 35 mm wide).

6. Document translation. The submitted materials, if not in English, must be accompanied by a complete English translation, and the original text shall not include the translator's confirmation that the documents provided are accurate translations of the original text; Date of translation; The full name and signature of the translator; Contact information of the translator.

7. Study Admission Confirmation (CAS). Before you apply for a fourth-tier (child) student visa, your receiving institution in the UK must issue you a study admission confirmation (CAS). This confirmation means that you have obtained the unconditional admission notice from the guarantor who is qualified to offer the CET-4 course. Your Tier4 guarantor will provide you with a CAS number, please fill it in your visa application form.

8. Provide materials for obtaining CAS. If it is 16 years old, it is not necessary to submit such certificates. If you are 16- 17 years old, you need to submit the documents provided to the school when you obtained CAS.

9. Proof of funds.

(1) Proof that the expenses have been paid to the British institution.

At the visa application stage, you will be asked to provide materials to prove that you currently hold and will continue to hold the expenses you need to study in the UK. You must prove that you have enough funds to pay the tuition for the first academic year (if the course is less than one year, the tuition for all courses).

The UK Tier4 guarantor can list the fees you have paid to the school in your CAS. If you have paid the tuition and accommodation fee, but it is not indicated in your CAS, you must submit proof that you have paid the fee in the visa application materials.

(2) living expenses.

You must provide materials that you can afford to live. The total cost depends on whether you are a resident student, living in a host family, accompanied by parents or legal guardians in the UK (only for students under 12), or a student living independently at the age of 16- 17.

(3) Proof of official or government funding.

If your Tier 4 guarantor provides you with any official financial support, this information will be listed in your CAS. In addition, the official letter of confirmation issued by the investor must be provided and stamped with the official seal.

(4) Funds in the name of parents (one or both) or legal guardians.

10, the material about your nursing arrangement.

As a child student, you must get your parents' permission to go to England. You must provide the consent of your parents (one or both parties) or legal guardian to confirm your relationship with your parents (one or both parties) or legal guardian (please attach birth certificate, adoption certificate or guardianship documents issued by the court); Your parents (one or both) or legal guardians agree to your application; Confirmation by your parents (one or both) or legal guardians of your living arrangements in the UK; And your parents (one or both) or legal guardians agree to your travel and the arrangement of being picked up after you arrive in the UK. If the signature on the letter is only your parents or legal guardian, they must prove that they have sole legal custody of you. Otherwise, your parents or legal guardians must sign separately to confirm their consent to your travel arrangements.

1 1. The host family (not parents or guardians) living in the UK proves that the other party has reasonable arrangements for your life.

Three. School 1. Fulham preparatory school

Fulham Preparatory School was established in 1996, enrolling children aged 4- 13. It is located in Fulham, where the rich people gather in London. It is one of the few preparatory schools in London that can provide student visa qualifications. The school adopts small class teaching, with no more than 20 students in each class, and is committed to providing a perfect learning environment for each child to meet their individual needs. There are various facilities, such as library, activity room, information technology exchange room, gymnasium, concert hall and first-class art studio. Children can learn rich knowledge in a comfortable environment. The school has three choirs, two orchestras and an African drum band, especially in the field of music. The students here are famous for their confidence and enthusiasm for life. They dare to break through themselves and constantly develop their potential.

2. Porter The Regess Preparatory Primary School

Porter The Regess, founded in 188 1, is a mixed preparatory primary school, which was recently rated as "excellent" by the evaluation and supervision institutions of private schools. The school has complete facilities-indoor gymnasium, rifle shooting range, indoor swimming pool, nine-hole golf course and a "magic garden". Many members of the royal family studied here, including peterphillips, Peter Phillips and zaraphillips, children of Princess Anne, and the niece of Queen Elizabeth II who visited many times.

3. Genton Preparatory School

Ghenton Preparatory School was founded in 1873, located in Ghenton, northwest London. It is a mixed-sex private preparatory school, aged 2- 13. This is a school with multi-culture and friendly family atmosphere. The school adopted small class teaching and achieved excellent results. The school follows the traditional academic courses to help students pass the rigorous senior high school entrance examination and enter the ideal high-quality middle school. The school adopts personal tracking to ensure that each child's advantages are integrated so that they can accept appropriate challenges. The school pays full attention to children and cultivates their confidence in getting the best results in their studies.

4. Noblehouse School

Noble House School, founded in 1939, is a top private aristocratic school in north London, including five campuses. The total number of students exceeds 65,438+0,000, making it one of the schools with the highest recognition from local families. Since its establishment, the school has developed rapidly, not only in large number and scale, but also with outstanding achievements. The school expanded two campuses at the beginning of 1960, and the primary school building has now become a landmark of Gloucester Street.

Advantages of studying abroad at a young age 1. The enrollment rate is very high.

Compared with the United States and other countries, the proportion of British graduates entering universities is higher. Behind the high enrollment rate is the tradition of "teaching students in accordance with their aptitude" in British primary and secondary schools. Basically, more than 90% of high school graduates in Britain have entered the top 20 universities in Britain, and half of them have entered the top 65,438+00 universities, including Oxford and Cambridge.

2. The course selection is diverse.

British schools are committed to cultivating students' all-round development, and the courses are very rich. In addition to basic mathematics, English and other courses, many schools also offer art courses, physical education class and science and technology courses to meet the interests and learning needs of different students. In addition, students can learn A-Level according to their abilities and hobbies. Courses can further improve your competitiveness when you apply for a university.

3. High safety factor

Britain is relatively safe in western countries, and there are few reports of shootings or other vicious incidents. In addition, the safety of British schools is also very strict. If you want to enter the school, you must pass the security guard. If you want to enter the teaching building, you must have an access card or other documents, which makes British schools very safe.

4. Strong faculty.

Many British primary and secondary school teachers have master's degrees or even doctoral degrees, and they have deep attainments in the research field.

5. Rich extracurricular activities

The school will carry out a variety of extracurricular activities to help students develop in an all-round way. These extracurricular activities include: various art troupes, dance troupes, sports teams, literary groups, community activities and voluntary services. Through these extracurricular activities, students can better understand their hobbies and choose their future majors and careers.