Generally, students are expected to progress to the next grade level after successfully completing the previous grade. Failing a grade typically indicates that a student did not meet the learning objectives or academic standards for that grade level and needs additional support to catch up.
To move on to the next grade, students usually need to demonstrate a satisfactory level of mastery over the material from the previous grade. Students who fail a grade may be required to repeat that grade or receive extra help and support before they can advance.
Skipping a grade may be considered in rare cases where a student shows exceptional academic ability and proficiency beyond their current grade level. However, this decision involves careful evaluation by the school to determine if skipping a grade would truly be in the best interest of the student's educational progress and overall well-being.
It's essential to communicate with the school administration and teachers to understand the specific policies and options available in your particular situation.