What special courses can be offered in primary schools?

Traditional culture learning courses, tea classes, minority language classes, martial arts classes, football classes, tennis classes, etc.

Significance of offering characteristic courses in primary schools;

Most of the school's characteristic courses belong to school-based courses and are an important part of the national new curriculum system. In order to give schools enough autonomy in curriculum development and curriculum setting, to meet the needs of students' personality development, and to reflect the independence and characteristics of running schools, the state has delegated the autonomy in the design, implementation and evaluation of school-based curriculum to schools. The national new curriculum embodies the basic requirements of quality education in the theoretical system, and the social requirements for talents and human personality development in the educational objectives; However, the national curriculum is a national unified standard requirement, which obviously has shortcomings in meeting the diversified needs of running schools, and must be supplemented by local courses and school-based courses. Therefore, developing characteristic courses is the need of implementing the new national curriculum.

The development of characteristic courses is the need of the steady development of our school. The emergence and development of private schools, to a great extent, is to make up for the shortage of public education and meet the diversified needs of "education consumers" for education. Its role has not changed so far, and it is difficult to make substantial changes in the future for a long time. It is precisely because of this characteristic of private education that it is decided that private education must have characteristics different from public schools on the premise of ensuring quality, so as to attract students, expand students and survive and develop. The school's school-running characteristics are mainly reflected in the characteristic courses.