China News Service, Chengdu, September 14th (Liu Zhongjun, Xie Chenren, Duan Shangyin) On the 14th, all 17,104 students from 31 primary and secondary schools, kindergartens and secondary vocational schools in Luding County, Sichuan (excluding Hailuogou area) resumed classes. The sound of reading aloud came again.
In the tent classroom, students are publishing blackboard newspapers.
Photo by Zhou Yan
After the "9.5" Luding earthquake with a magnitude of 6.8, the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau of Ganzi Prefecture quickly assessed and identified the damaged campus buildings in Luding County, and the buildings with potential safety hazards were promptly labeled as "suspended use".
The teaching building of the Central Primary School in Detuo Town, Luding County was severely damaged, and teachers' offices were mainly carried out in buildings with no potential safety hazards.
After receiving the notice of the resumption of classes from the Education and Sports Bureau of Luding County, the school organized forces to move the students' schoolbags, textbooks and daily necessities out of the damaged building in time, and vacated the 5 multi-functional classrooms that were not damaged. The "available" canteen is divided into 5 classrooms and acts as a temporary classroom.
In the classroom, the teacher is giving the children their first lesson after the earthquake.
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Walking into the classroom of the second class of the fifth grade, the students were sharing their experiences and insights.
In the first class on the first day of the resumption of classes, the head teacher Yuan Ju did not rush to teach the content in the textbook, but carried out psychological counseling and gratitude education based on the earthquake just experienced, and popularized the knowledge of earthquake prevention for the students.
"The children in the class are almost all around 11 years old. I am worried that they are afraid, and try to do some counseling. In addition, I will also spread the knowledge of earthquakes to the children and tell them what to do. At the same time, it is gratitude education, and we must let the children know about earthquakes. Children have planted the seeds of gratitude in their hearts since they were young, and I believe that small seeds will one day grow into towering trees." Yuan Ju said.
The teaching building of the Central Primary School in Detuo Town, Luding County has become a dilapidated building and is surrounded by a "circle" of warning lines.
"The preparations for the resumption of classes have been completed, and the students have entered the classroom." Wang Jun, the principal of the Central Primary School in Deduo Town, Luding County, said that the school has 93 students studying in other schools, and they are also enrolling normally today.
392 children went back to school, and in about two weeks, the rest of the children will be able to go back to school as well.
"The school has done a lot of work in advance so that the children who resume classes can learn in a safe environment."
In the tent classroom, the teacher is teaching classmates.
Photo by Zhou Yan
In the No. 4 Middle School of Luding County, located in Detuo Town, all 416 students resumed classes.
Earthquake prevention knowledge is being played on the big screen on the campus, some students are playing basketball, and the campus has resumed its usual liveliness.
Most of the school's students are from Deduo Town, and some of them lost their homes or relatives in the earthquake.
"Looking at the sad children, I will first carry out psychological counseling for them, cheering, cheering and comforting them, so that they can be encouraged psychologically, and then turn their attention to learning and have fun in learning." Lu Zhang Aiwei, a teacher at the No. 4 Middle School in Dingxian County, said that after the earthquake, students who were close to their homes and who were able to go home for safety have all returned, leaving 150 children unable to go home.
The school staff are on duty 24 hours a day, arranging food and housing for the students, and at the same time providing psychological counseling to provide comprehensive care from life, study and psychology.
"When the earthquake happened, we quickly evacuated, and no one was injured or killed. This is also due to the earthquake drills carried out on the campus." Sun Jianfeng, a student of the No. 4 Middle School in Luding County, said that after the earthquake, the teacher gave psychological counseling to let Everyone quickly came out of the earthquake panic.
School teachers are checking each student's name.
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Some school dormitory buildings are unavailable, and the school has set up tents on the playground for temporary residence.
Some classrooms were unavailable, so the school changed the reading room and other functional rooms into transitional classrooms to ensure that students resume classes on time.
"The earthquake has brought trauma to many students. After the resumption of classes, in addition to doing a good job in teaching cultural knowledge, it is necessary to strengthen the psychological education of students to eliminate their psychological shadow and let them grow up healthily." Li, Deputy Director of the Education and Sports Bureau of Luding County equal.
Li Ping said that the school buildings were severely damaged, the buildings were temporarily suspended after safety assessment, and 3,141 people from other 6 schools that were temporarily requisitioned as temporary resettlement sites for disaster victims. 142 primary school students and young children who were temporarily unable to return to their original schools due to scattered resettlement in Detuo Town were temporarily resettled to primary schools and kindergartens in the county according to the principle of nearby convenience, ensuring that all students resume classes. .
Students in class listen carefully to the teacher's lecture.
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In addition, in order to facilitate the study and life of students who are temporarily resettled to other schools in Deduo Town, Luding County also arranges buses to pick up and drop off students from the resettlement site to the school where they are studying. .
At the same time, it also purchased life accident insurance for each resettlement student, and purchased clothing, schoolbags, stationery, etc. for the students of Detuo Primary School, Detuo Kindergarten, and Fawang Primary School in the disaster-stricken areas, all of which have been delivered to the students.
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