China Overseas Chinese Network, March 10, according to Malaysia's Sin Chew.com, on March 8, local time, Malaysian primary school students in grades 3 to 6 returned to school. Primary schools in various regions resumed their classes, and the attendance rate of most schools is approaching. 100%.
The reporter visited various schools and found that parents sent their children to school one after another at 6 o'clock in the morning of the same day, and strictly followed the instructions under the new normal to wear masks for their children and prepare disinfectant handrubs and other epidemic prevention measures.
Although the traffic outside the school was busy during and after school, it was carried out in stages with the full cooperation of the parents, and there was no congestion.
In addition, some caring parents, alumni associations and family education association members of some Chinese primary schools also took time to volunteer to help maintain order at school during and after school hours.
In Kuantan County, parents send their children to school in the morning, and the whole process is very orderly and smooth.
Although the Ministry of Education earlier allowed families who were too late to prepare or had no financial means to let their children go to school in casual clothes, there were no students in any school who went to school in casual clothes.
When asked, Chen Weichuan, the principal of Kam Meng Pei Yinghua Primary School in Kuantan County, disclosed that the school has a total of 165 students this year. As students of all grades of the school return to school, the attendance rate has reached 98.18%, and only 2 students have asked for leave.
"In order to avoid crowds of students and parents at school and after school, the school has arranged for high and low grade students to go to school and after school in two stages. Therefore, today when parents send their children to school, everyone can maintain their personal distance.
"As for the end of school hours, we arrange the pre-kindergarten class to end at 11:45 am, the first to third grades at 1:05 pm, and the fourth to sixth grades at 1:20."
The attendance rate of Kuantan Zhongjing Second School reached 98% on that day. Chairman Du Jinshi disclosed when inquired that since the school and parents had accumulated experience in epidemic prevention and back-to-school standard operating procedures (SOP) last year, they welcome three to six. The grade students returned to school and everything went smoothly.
"According to what I learned from the school, all students wear neat uniforms to school, and no students wear casual clothes. In addition, no parents have asked their children to leave school temporarily because of fear of the epidemic.
In fact, parents are eager to get their children back to school as soon as possible. After all, teaching can achieve the highest efficiency only by studying in the physical classroom. The current imperfections of online classes can never replace face-to-face teaching. Parents and teachers are dealing with online classes. It also suffers from toss.
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Du Jinshi also called on parents to actively cooperate with the school to ensure that the SOP in the school is carried out foolproof, so that the children can attend classes in a safe environment.
Gu Shimin, the principal of Zhongjinghua Primary School, disclosed that the school welcomed pre-kindergarten and first- and second-year students back to school last Monday, and the attendance rate reached 99%.
That day, including the second batch of third to sixth graders returning to school, the attendance rate was also very good.
"In order to disperse the crowds of students going to school, we also opened two school entrances, one in the auditorium and one at the side entrance of the canteen. Temperature detectors and hand sanitizer were set up separately. At the same time, we also require parents to send their children to school. Before getting out of the car, the child must wear the mask."
She said that the school has a total of 815 students this year, and the school has set up buckets for students to wash their hands in each class, encouraging everyone to develop a hygienic habit of washing hands frequently.
The principal of Kuantan Pei Caihua Primary School, Lin Lufeng, disclosed that the fourth to sixth grade students of the school arrived in the morning for class, and the third grade students arrived in the afternoon.
In terms of attendance rate, the attendance rate of fourth grade students reached 97.92%; the fifth grade attendance rate reached 97.81%; the sixth grade attendance rate reached 98.71%.