Of course, this is not the case. The age of the first grade child is 6 years old, so no matter how many years the child has been in kindergarten, no matter whether the child has been in kindergarten or not, the child can go to the first grade at the age of 6. Kindergarten education itself does not belong to the compulsory education stage of the country, so the country has no right to force any child to receive kindergarten education, nor does it have the right to say that children must attend kindergarten for three years before they can go to primary school.

So now many parents, for various reasons, don't let their children go to kindergarten. We can go directly to the first grade of primary school, or let our children go directly to the kindergarten teacher class instead of the kindergarten teacher class. Although many schools are integrated with kindergartens and primary schools, and kindergartens are attached to primary schools, primary schools will not stipulate whether children can go to kindergartens. As long as children reach the age of primary school, they can go to primary school by signing up.

He won't even check whether you went to kindergarten or for several years. As long as children reach the age of grade one, they can sign up for grade one. Of course, this situation may not happen in other places, so every place has its own requirements. For example, in some places, children will be required to attend kindergarten for three years before they can attend primary school, and in some kindergartens, children will be required to provide proof of their attendance at kindergarten before they can attend the first grade of primary school.

However, the state will certainly not force children to attend kindergarten for three years before they can attend primary school, which is certain. Because kindergarten education does not belong to compulsory education stage. In fact, regardless of whether the child can attend the first grade of primary school, I think the child must receive kindergarten education before. Kindergarten is the first school for children, and kindergarten teachers are the first teachers for children. Therefore, kindergarten education has a heavy impact on children.

It is actually a transitional period for children to go to kindergarten. If children go to the first grade without going to kindergarten, they may not adapt to the life of the first grade. A child goes to kindergarten just like he walks, he walks step by step, so his kindergarten career is complete only after he has received all the education of small, middle and large classes in kindergarten.

Because during the three years in kindergarten, the education children receive is different, and the educational goals to be achieved at each age stage are different, it is recommended that children live in kindergarten for three years if conditions permit. In this way, when the child is in the first grade, he can adapt to the life of the first grade as soon as possible.