More and more parents, especially urbanites, want to send their children to school at the age of five instead of six as stipulated by the law. The debate was spurred by the account of a mother (1)…….. wrote on an education forum that she was seeking an international school for her 5-year-old daughter, as state-owned schools would not(2)………. her to begin school. The mother wrote that her daughter can read and write well, and speak Vietnamese and English. She can also play chess and piano. All private teachers(3)……… whom her daughter learned advised the mother to enroll the girl in school sooner than planned. The (4)……….. decided to send the girl to a private school. “My daughter has always been top in her class. She has many times asked me (5)……….she could skip the first grade and go on to the next form,” the mother wrote. “I want my daughter to go to (6)………… schools. But this seems to be impossible because (7)………. the current laws, students must not go to school before six,” she explained. Her daughter, aged five, went to preschool which uses the early education method. The girl can (8)……….. English, read books in Vietnamese and do four basic maths operations. She tried different ways to enroll the girl in school. However, she cannot forge the birth (9)………… because information is saved in national data. In order to send the girl to school soon, she must get a certificate from the city education department to prove that the girl is (10)………….. and intellectually capable.