英国小学的常规招生时间点是三年级。由于孩子年龄非常小，因此英国政府规定只有持有英国永居和持有英国工作签证的外籍人士子女才能申请入读英国小学。如果您的家庭符合这项规定就可以着手给孩子申请了。
英国小学一般是提前两年申请，对于一些非常热门的学校还需要再提前。学校会给孩子进行英语和数学测试，之后做一些游戏。如果孩子顺利通过测试，就可以获得录取。
英国中学：
英国学生在七年级升入Upper School，因此英国没有初中和高中的概念。英国中学的常见入学时间点是七年级、九年级、十年级和十二年级。这些入学时间点竞争非常激烈，需要做好留学规划和英语储备。
申请进入英国中学需要提供一系列材料，包括：
申请表格或网申
出生证明
护照首页扫描件
学校成绩单
获奖证书
考级证书
简历
推荐信（数量由学校规定）
个人陈述（非必须）
作品集（可选）
UKiset或CAT4考试（课程详情）成绩报告（根据学校要求提供）
如果学生的成绩很好，又有特长，那么学校就会邀请学生进行面试和笔试。注意，不同学校对于面试和笔试的时间安排不太一样，有些是先笔试后面试，还有一些事先面试后笔试。有些学校在申请过程中会让学生提供UKiset或CAT4考试成绩，这两个考试侧重于考查数学、文字推理和非文字推理，学生需要提前做好备考工作。一般要求提供UKiset和CAT4的都是排名非常高的学校。但是英国的私立学校有四五千所，如果学生来不及准备这些考试，也可以考虑申请一些不那么顶级的学校。
由于英国学校的学科设置和国内不太一样，因此建议有条件的家庭提前让孩子学习一些英国中小学的同步课程，这样比较容易在面试和笔试中有更好地发挥。例如，国内的学生在初二开始学习物理，初三才开始学习化学，但是英国的学生从小就接触了物理、化学和生物等知识。如果不提前学习，就会影响最终结果。面试也是很重要的。很多孩子过于内向，不敢说话，这就会导致不好的申请结果。家长可以找中介的老师给孩子做一下面试辅导，提升孩子面试的表现。
孩子去英国读初中的重中之重就是英语了。很多家长觉得孩子在国内的学校里经常取得英语考试的高分，还参加了KET和PET的考试，就认为孩子的英语很好，可以应付英国初中的学业了。这其实是一个很大的误区。孩子出国之后，需要要用于学习各个学科的知识，所以一定要有很好的听说读写能力和学科词汇储备才可以。建议家长在决定让孩子出国之后，就开始进行英语强化学习。
另外，家长不要只看排名，让孩子都去申请最顶级的学校。这类学校都是精英教育，入学竞争非常激烈，国内的孩子即便入学，也不容易很快适应。建议家长客观选择适合自己孩子的学校。有条件的家庭可以飞到英国参观几个心仪的学校，与老师和学生面对面交流一下，了解学校更多的信息。
此外，对于根本没有出过经历的学生来说，可以提前去英国参加夏校或夏令营活动，这样可以直观地感受一下国外的生活。有些孩子还没有做好留学的准备，参与夏令营可以帮助家长确认孩子是否有足够的成熟度和交际能力。如果孩子确实没有准备好，那不妨过几年再让孩子出国。
1. Choosing schools
Contact your local council to find:
schools in your area admission criteria for the schools you?re interested inYou can also contact your local council to apply for places in schools in other areas.
Find out about a school
You can find out more by:
visiting the school - most schools have open days reading the school?s most recent Ofsted reports checking school league tables, which include exam results talking to other parents about what they think of the schoolWhat schools must publish on their website
Schools? websites must include:
the amount of money they get from taking underprivileged children (the ?pupil premium?), what they do with it and the effect it?s had details of the curriculum admission criteria behaviour policy special educational needs policy disability policy links to Ofsted reports links to performance data the school?s latest key stage 2 and 4 attainment and progress measuresYou can also get advice about choosing schools from your local council. All councils have teams to help parents get their children into schools.
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2. Admission criteria
All schools have admission criteria to decide which children get places. The school or local council usually set these.
Admission criteria are different for each school. For example, schools may give priority to children:
who have a brother or sister at the school already who live close to the school from a particular religion (for faith schools) who do well in an entrance exam (for selective schools, eg grammar schools or stage schools) who went to a particular primary school (a ?feeder school?) in care or being looked after (all schools must have this as a top priority) who are eligible for the pupil premiumYour local council can give you a booklet about schools? criteria and how to apply.
Children with special educational needs (SEN)
If your child has SEN their statement or education, health and care plan will recommend a school for them. If you apply there, the school must give your child a place.
Complain about unfair criteria
Contact the Schools Adjudicator if you think a school has unlawful admission criteria.
You must do this by 15 May, before places are allocated.
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3. Applying
You must apply for a place at a school, even if it?s linked to your child?s current nursery or primary school.
The way you apply depends on whether you?re applying for:
a primary school place
a secondary school place
You should apply in the same way if you have just moved to England or are applying from abroad.
Contact the council if you?re applying for a school place after the start of the school year (eg changing schools).
Private schools have their own admissions procedures. Apply directly if you want to send your child to a private school.
Delaying when your child starts primary school
You can ask for your child to be held back a school year if the following both apply:
they were born in the summer (1 April to 31 August)
you don?t think they?re ready to start in the September after they turn 4
They could start school in the September after their fifth birthday.
Contact the school?s admission authority to make a request. This is usually the school or local council.
When applications open
Applications open on different days in each local council area - usually at the start of the autumn term of the year before your child is due to start school.
Find out from your local council when applications open for primary orsecondary schools.
Deadlines to apply
You must apply for a primary school place by 15 January.
You must apply for a secondary school place by 31 October.
How to apply
When you fill in the form (online or on paper) you?ll be asked to list the schools you?re applying for in order of preference.
You must apply for at least 3 schools.
To get a copy of the application form on paper, contact your local council.
When you?ll find out
Councils will send confirmations for:
primary schools on 16 April
secondary schools on 1 March
If either date falls on a weekend, confirmations are sent the next working day.
See your local council?s website for more information or to find out your results if you applied online.
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4. Appealing a school's decision
If your child hasn?t got a place, contact your local council for schools with places.
You?ll be sent a letter with the decision about your child?s school. You can appeal against the decision. The letter will tell you how.
You must appeal against each rejection separately.
Appeals for infant classes
In reception, year 1 and year 2, the class size is limited to 30. Your application can be turned down if all the classes already have 30 children.
You can still appeal if your child would have been offered a place. Your appeal could be successful if:
the admission arrangements haven?t been properly followed
the admission criteria aren?t legal according to the school admissions appeal code
the decision to refuse your child a place wasn?t reasonable
Help preparing your appeal
Coram Children?s Legal Centre may be able to help you prepare your appeal.
When the hearing will be
The ?admission authority? for the school (usually the school itself or the council) must give you at least 10 school days? notice of the hearing.
Appeals must be heard within 40 school days of the deadline for making an appeal.
What happens at the appeal hearing
There?s a panel of 3 people at the appeal hearing. The panel must be independent.
The admission authority will explain why they turned down your application.
You?ll be able to give your own reasons why your child should be admitted.
The appeals panel must decide if the school?s admission criteria were properly followed and are legal according to the school admissions appeals code.
If the criteria are legal and were properly followed, the panel must decide if they were followed fairly and thoroughly.
If the criteria weren?t properly followed or are illegal, your appeal must be upheld.
If your appeal has not already been upheld, the panel will decide if your reasons for your child to be admitted outweigh the school?s reasons for not admitting another child.
The panel will send you and the admission authority their decision within 5 school days.
A panel?s decision can only be overturned by a court. If there?s a change in your circumstances which could affect the decision, you may be able to appeal again.
Complain about the appeals process
You can complain about the way the appeal was carried out, but you can?t complain about the decision itself.
Maintained schools
Complain to the Local Government Ombudsman.
Fill in the online complaint form.
Other schools
Complain to the Education Funding Agency about an appeal made to:
free schools
academies
university technical colleges
studio schools
Fill in the online complaint form ? sign up for an account if you want to save your form.
Contact the Education Funding Agency if you need a paper form instead.
You should get a decision on your complaint within 9 weeks (45 working days). You?ll be told if it?ll take longer.
You?ll get a letter explaining the reasons for the decision.
If the Education Funding Agency decides something went wrong with the appeals panel, it may either:
ask the school to hold a new appeal hearing with a different panel
recommend the school reviews its appeals process
If a maintained school becomes an academy
If you complain about an admission appeal hearing held by a maintained school that then converts to academy status, this complaint will be investigated by the Local Government Ombudsman.
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The Ombudsman will pass any actions to the Education Funding Agency.
#英国留学# 导语英国小学几岁入学？英国中小学一般分为公立和私立两种。英国的中小学学制与国内现行的中小学学制，有些差异，也有些雷同之处。相同的地方主要在都分为小学，中学的各个阶段;不同之处主要是学期的设置和小学升初中和初中毕业之后的考试。下面 就英国小学几岁入学的问题做出了详细的分析。
英国小学几岁入学
英国小学几岁入学？英国小学入学时间，小学5-6岁，中学11-12岁，高中15-16岁。例，如果孩子是9月之前生的，5岁上学，9月之后生的，近6岁时才上学。
幼儿班，幼儿园。有的小学有附属幼儿园，进了那幼儿园的，一般都会直接升到小学部。学前班，一般小学都有自己的学前班，英文叫preschool，reception。主要是为了学生适应环境而设立的。被小学录取之后，4岁半左右开始入该小学的学前班。小学，5-11岁。但也有例外，我在给小兜兜看学校的时候发现有的公立小学是7岁开始的，而且要考试，可能不像私校那样严，但也给在好公立附近买不起房子的家长一个公平竞争的机会。
在英国因为传统基督教国家，教会学校很普遍，小学中学，私立都有教会学校。录取条件大部分条件很苛刻，75%以上的学生来自有宗教信仰的家庭，而且要看出勤率(去教堂次数)，少部分来自异教徒和无信仰家庭。
英国小学体制
现行英国基础教育制度是依据1988年制定之《教育改革法案》(EducationReformAct1988)为准，主要分为学龄前(Nursery)阶段、一至六年级的小学(PrimarySchool)以及七至十三年级的中学(SecondarySchool)。以学生年纪来看，此三大阶段依序分布于三至十七岁，其中五至十六岁的中小学教育为国民义务教育。通常公立学校的教育经费来自于税收，因此学生就学不需要缴纳昂贵的学费，但是部份英国家庭选择将孩子送至私立或住宿学校(boardingschool)，希望能有比较好的教育品质。英国中小学在一学年中有三个学期：九月底至十二月中(秋季学期)、一月至三月底(春季学期)、四月中旬至六月中旬(夏季学期)。
英国小学考试
英国小学考试有哪些？通常学生在小学毕业之后，有一个统一入学考试(CommonEntranceExamination)，作为申请中学的依据。统一入学考试的试卷由报考的中学来阅卷，因此每一个中学对于入学的标准与需求也就略有差异，符合地方自治的多元性。考试分为三个年龄组别：十一、十二以及十三岁，每个年龄组别所考的科目不同。通常十一岁及十二岁组所考的科目比十三岁组少，十三岁组别主要有七科可以报考：英语、数学、历史、地理、宗教、法语及科学。至于哪些科目为必考项目，则随申请学校而定。而在十六岁完成中学教育时，则需通过考试才可以取得《中学教育普通证书》(GCSE)。毕业之后可以选择就业，或进一步继续就读进阶中学(ALevelSchool)。
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