Lost bullying questionnaire "possibility of abandonment" Elementary school in Hachioji, Tokyo January 28 5:47
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At an elementary school in Hachioji, Tokyo, it was found that a questionnaire survey conducted on children in a registered form to prevent bullying had not been properly stored and had been lost for three years. The school has stated that it is highly likely that it was accidentally discarded.
Hachioji Municipal Nanakoku Elementary School in Tokyo lost the questionnaire survey conducted for children.
At this school, we conduct a questionnaire survey every year for all school children to ask if they have any problems with bullying or school life by using a registered ceremony three times a year in order to prevent bullying and provide guidance for daily life.
The City Board of Education stipulates that students keep their papers for three years after graduation, but depending on the school, of the surveys conducted over the three years up to last year, 55 answers in total for 26 classes The paper was lost.
The school originally intended to keep all of the answer sheets together, but the classroom teacher may have incorrectly discarded them as a result of not submitting them to the school or not knowing the rules for the storage period. And expensive.
The school had a briefing last week to explain what happened to parents and apologized.
Atsushi Suzuki, principal of Nankoku Elementary School, said, "I am remorseful that the handling of surveys that should be used to prevent bullying is inadequate. I will try to prevent recurrence by holding training sessions for teachers."