学龄前儿童要有学籍了

Core Points - The Ministry of Education has issued the "National Management Measures for Preschool Children's Registration (Trial)", mandating that kindergartens must not use false information to establish registrations for preschool children, nor create duplicate or inactive registrations [1] - The registration management system will follow a "one person, one registration" principle, with registrations being automatically generated and assigned by the preschool children's registration system [1] - All preschool children attending legally operated kindergartens are required to have a registration, which will be recorded and verified for various transitions such as enrollment, transfer, graduation, and promotion to primary school [1] Group 1 - The measures specify that the registration number will be unique and will continue to be used throughout the child's educational journey, remaining unchanged [1] - Upon entering primary school, the school must retrieve the relevant preschool registration files from the student registration system and update the records as required [1] - Children who do not have a registration in kindergarten will have their registrations established according to the "Management Measures for Primary and Secondary School Students' Registration" [1] Group 2 - The measures emphasize the protection of preschool children's personal information and privacy, with strict adherence to data usage permissions and rules to prevent data leaks [2] - Any unauthorized disclosure of registration information will be handled according to the principle of "who approves, who is responsible" [2] - Kindergartens are required to process requests for changes to key information by parents or guardians, with verification and approval from local education administrative departments [2] Group 3 - Violations of these measures by kindergartens will result in corrective orders from local education administrative departments, and serious cases may lead to legal accountability for the kindergarten's principal and relevant personnel [2] - Specific violations include failing to establish registration files for eligible children, using false information, not updating registration changes in a timely manner, and leaking or illegally using registration information [2]