Excuse me, who knows the promotion conditions of Xiaoshengchu in Fengtai District of Beijing on 20 14? Thank you.

Promoting Excellence in junior and senior high schools is one of the enrollment methods in junior and senior high schools. Pushing for Excellence, also known as "small distribution", means that primary schools select some outstanding students and recommend them to key middle schools according to certain standards such as students' physical fitness, comprehensive quality, outstanding students, outstanding student cadres and academic performance, and at the same time meet the actual needs of parents and middle schools in choosing schools. Only those who have won a certain honorary title or comprehensive quality are eligible to participate in the recommendation of "excellent primary school graduates"

1. Among them, the honorary titles include the National Top Ten Young Pioneers Model and the National Top Ten Young Pioneers; Beijing Top Ten Young Pioneers Model, Beijing Top Ten Young Pioneers, Beijing Red Scarf Medal, and Beijing Miyoshi Student; Top Ten Young Pioneers in the District, Top Ten Young Pioneers in the District, Red Scarf Medal in the District, Three Good Students in the District, and Excellent Pupils in the All-round Development of the District.

2. All-A comprehensive quality means that the current primary school graduates get all-A comprehensive quality evaluation report of primary school students in the fifth grade (district-level monitoring grade).

Due to the limited list of students walking, it is decided whether primary school students are qualified to walk the echelon. First of all, students who have won national and Beijing municipal honorary titles must be qualified for promotion, accounting for about 5% of the total number of students; Secondly, he won the honorary title of district and county, and his academic performance was all A; Participate in all kinds of competitions recognized by the administrative department of education for the fifth and sixth grades again; Finally, there are those who have served as brigade committees, squadron committees or class committees in the fifth and sixth grades.