英国中小学留学怎么申请

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本文目录一览：

• 1、美国高中留学须知事项及攻略？
• 2、中考后英国留学的要求和攻略
• 3、英国中小学留学怎么申请

美国高中留学须知事项及攻略？

现在许多学生都会有前往美国读高中的想法，那么申请美国高中留学需要了解的你都了解清楚了吗?随我来看看申请美国高中留学的一些须知事项及攻略吧!
美国高中留学须知
对比一：录取率

美国私立高中主要分为寄宿高中与走读高中。

全美寄宿高中约300所，而走读初高中有接近12000所，其中可以接受国际学生的学校约3000所。根据2014年7月8日的Institute of International Education去美读高中的国际学生资料统计，每年有将近22540名中国学生在美读高中。

其中寄宿高中在中国招生和宣传已有逾10年的历史，所以不少中国家庭都倾向于申请热门的寄宿高中，但很多学校只招1-2人，从而造成“僧多粥少”的局面。加上，寄宿高中及其招生官对中国学生的情况越来越了解，申请的门槛也越来越高。从以前的硬体条件只需做SLEP测试，到如今动辄需要提供托福100-105分以上，SSAT75%-90%以上的成绩……导致不少寄宿高中的录取率比常春藤名校还低!

相比之下，走读高中算是“后起之秀”，近年来也获得不少中国家长的青睐。一方面，走读学校的数量远超寄宿高中，选择空间更广阔;另一方面，优质走读学校的教学质量可以媲美顶尖寄宿高中，例如走读学校Thayer Academy，其综合条件，升学情况等都堪比美国顶尖的寄宿学校。该校每年仅对中国学生开放2个名额，但因为知道的人比较少，申请的中国学生也不多，所以走读高中在申请成功率上更占优势。

对比二：学术水平

很多家长在选择美国高中时，都会考虑学校的升学情况特别是升读名校的情况以及学术水平。

Prep Review由麻省理工学院毕业生和麻省理工大学工业效能研究中心成立曾针对过去5年升读哈佛大学的学生资料做过一个客观研究，结果显示，在哈佛大学入读率最高的前10位美国高中里，有6个是走读中学，其中第1和第2都是走读中学，位于麻省的Roxbury Latin School跟Winsor School，部分顶尖名校的录取率可达22%!而以往如雷贯耳的Phillips Academy Andover和Phillips Exeter Academy则只排到第11名和第16名。可见，在顶级院校的学术水平中，寄宿高中并无想象中的那般具有实力。

以往大家认为最顶尖的学术在寄宿高中，然而资料告诉我们，走读高中的只要擅于选择，也可以找到不弱于寄宿高中的学校，同时这类高中因为知道的中国人少，在校园内可以避免中国学生扎堆的现象，给孩子一个纯正的美高学习环境，对于大部分中国孩子来说，确实是一个比较好的选择。

对比三：住宿模式

将走读学校和寄宿学校对比，就少不了要对比住宿模式。

说到这里，可能各位家长最先想到的就是寄宿中学，那是因为寄宿中学具有接纳国际学生的住宿条件，所以在面向国际招生上做得比较早，宣传做得也比较好。但有些家长理解，美国的寄宿高中跟国内一样，就是学校严格管着学生，其实不然，美国教育的宗旨是：自理能力、自学能力、时间管理、契约精神、强健体魄、领导能力、做独特的自己。所以在美国，寄宿高中是不会，也不可能像中国学校一样，催著、盯着学生写作业、睡觉等等。

相比寄宿，走读多了住家生活的不确定性，但在了解美国文化、提高孩子情商、提高孩子独立支配和管理时间的能力上提供了大量机会，同时也利于孩子学习语言。需要注意，寄宿家庭的主人是孩子在美国的合法监护人，所以对方要承担一部分家长的责任，这种情况下，孩子若是独来独往，忽视与寄宿家庭成员的交流，就会引发不满和矛盾。所以一旦选择了寄宿家庭的方式，就要入乡随俗，在自己的目标与寄宿家长的期望之间进行平衡，以积极的态度去适应融入到美国家庭生活中。
美国高中留学攻略
费用

学费：

教会走读制学校的学费通常是非教会学校的60%，例如，以东北部为例，非教会中学的学费为25，000—35，000美元，而教会学校的学费则在7，000-13，000美元之间。

杂费：

学校不同，所需的杂费也是不同的，一般来说，医疗保险费在500—1000美金之间;书本费在500—800美金;课外活动费在300—1000美金左右。

生活费：

一般情况下寄宿中学的住宿费用会占总学费的20%-30%，约12000美金至18000美金/学年不等。而走读中学的寄宿家庭费用主要会因地理位置和家庭住宿条件不同而一般在600美金至1300美金/月不等，每学年的住宿费约为5400美金至 11700美金每学年的定义一般指9个月，学校放假要求闭校的期间，学生若没有选择回国，则还需要支付那段假期时间在校外的食宿费用，

留学条件

1、语言要求：美国高中对中国学生的语言录取条件相对宽松，一般要求新托福成绩达到80分以上。

注意：如果达不到要求的语言成绩，或者没有参加托福考试，一般学校会要求申请人参加校方录取委员会组织的电话面试。

如果能够录取，一般在入学以后要参加学校的入学英语水平考试，根据考试成绩参加学校设立的不同级别ESL英语作为第二语言的语言培训课程，就读的时间因人、因英语基础而异，大概在半年到一年时间。

2、高中生美国留学需要提供在中国的初二成绩和初三成绩单;

3、需要有提供ESL课程的美国私立住宿高中的接收函;

4、需要家庭财力充足。

5、学生需要有决心和信心。
美国高中留学优势
1、更早熟悉当地的教育环境与模式。

我国和美国的中学学制不同。美国高中9-12年级的学生其年龄是15-18岁，而这是与我国初三至高三的学生年龄相对应。所以我国学生若想到美国留学读高中，从九年级开始上比较合适，这样可以读一个完整的美国高中，美国的中学也希望招收到读9年级或10年级的国际学生。他们认为，完整的四年高中生活才能让国际学生更好地适应当地环境，融入美国文化，为进入大学做好准备。

2、本土化教育成果更能得到美国大学招生官的认可。

赴美国留学读高中只是中国学生和家长的阶段性目标，那最终目标还是上美国的大学，而美国的大学的录取标准也是多元化的。例如，美国大学录取非常看重高中毕业生亲自撰写的作文，作文一定要以欧美西方的思维和逻辑来写，不然很难得到大学招生老师的认可。美国大学还是认同自己教育体系下出来的学生，因此拿着完整的美国高中成绩敲开美国大学名校之门，才是最理想的。

3、更早融入当地环境，提高口语能力。

美国的学校对各个年级的申请者在语言各方面的要求是有区别的。如果较早申请，年龄较小，那么就可以用相对低一些的语言要求申请到相对较好的学校。此外，年龄小的学生语言学习能力也会相对较强，到美国后也能够更好地融入到美国校园的生活之中，有足够的时间在国际化的环境里成长和锻炼。

中考后英国留学的要求和攻略

英国是世界上最发达的国家之一，社会相对稳定，教育体制完善，学习氛围浓厚。中考过后是英国中学名校最后一波申请良机。那么，中考后英国留学申请需要注意哪些事情呢?的我在这里为大家整理了中考后英国留学的要求和攻略，希望对大家有所帮助。

一、入学要求

自英国大幅提高了外国留学生的英语水平门槛以后，英国衡散链要求所有学习本科以上课程的学生，雅思成绩不得低于5.5分;学习本科以下课程(如高中、初中)的学生，雅思至少需要达到4.0分，而且申请签证时必须提供由独立测试机构出具的英语考试成绩。

除了雅思成绩，学生还需要提供初中三年的平均成绩单，平均成绩要求达到80%以上。英国高中每年秋季入学，但最好要提前一年时间申请。比如2013年的9月入学，很多英国名校在2012年2月份左右就已经没名额了。英国高中每年的基本费用在35万元人民币左右，家长需要提前将资金存进银行，做好资金支持。

二、申请攻略

国内中考生要申请英国中学，一般需提供成绩单、个人陈述、推荐信、在读证明(毕业生需要提供毕业证)等材料，部分英国高中还要求学生提供雅思成绩。留学360指出，现在尽快申请，学生还可赶上今年秋季入学，申请递交后一般在一个月内安排参加学校的入学考试与面试，面试通过后大概两周会获得预录取通知书，学生达到学校要求后，准备申请签证，9月开学，如需提前进行语言学习，还需要提前两个月到学校。对掘腊于未满18岁的学生，可以参加学校的内部测试，证明具备学校所要求的英语水平即可(可参考雅思5.5—6.5分的水平)。

以上就是英国中学留学的具体申请要咐孙求和攻略，同学们可以根据自己的自身情况来申请英国的学校，家长们也可以对比每个学校的不同特点来选择，希望同学们都能申请顺利。

英国中小学留学怎么申请

1. Choosing schools

Contact your local council to find:

1. schools in your area
2. admission criteria for the schools you’re interested in

You 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:

1. visiting the school - most schools have open days
2. reading the school’s most recent Ofsted reports
3. checking school league tables, which include exam results
4. talking to other parents about what they think of the school

What schools must publish on their website

Schools’ websites must include:

1. the amount of money they get from taking underprivileged children (the ‘pupil premium’), what they do with it and the effect it’s had
2. details of the curriculum
3. admission criteria
4. behaviour policy
5. special educational needs policy
6. disability policy
7. links to Ofsted reports
8. links to performance data
9. the school’s latest key stage 2 and 4 attainment and progress measures

You can also get advice about choosing schools from your local council. All councils have teams to help parents get their children into schools.

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:

1. who have a brother or sister at the school already
2. who live close to the school
3. from a particular religion (for faith schools)
4. who do well in an entrance exam (for selective schools, eg grammar schools or stage schools)
5. who went to a particular primary school (a ‘feeder school’)
6. in care or being looked after (all schools must have this as a top priority)
7. who are eligible for the pupil premium

Your 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.

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. 留学摆渡人

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.

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.

The Ombudsman will pass any actions to the Education Funding Agency.

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