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Migrant children face tighter admission rules

By Hou Liqiang | China Daily | Updated: 2014-06-03 07:19

School districts say policy changed due to limited number of vacancies

Educators have raised concerns over tightened admission requirements at Beijing primary schools, saying the move has kept many children of migrant workers out of classrooms.

In Beijing, which has a migrant population of 8 million, children without Beijing hukou - or household registration permits - have been eligible to attend primary schools if their parents present five kinds of documents.

Migrant children face tighter admission rules

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