Do not collect money from students to take souvenir photos or make yearbooks.

Specifically, to promptly rectify, prevent and ensure safety for students, especially at the time of preparing to end the school year, the Department of Education and Training requires schools to strictly implement the time plan.school year2020 - 2021 has been approved by management agencies at all levels.

Previously, according to the school year plan approved by the Provincial People's Committee, for the 2020-2021 school year, Nghe An will complete the second semester education plan before May 25, 2021 and end the school year before May 31, 2021.

For final year students, the recognition of completion of primary school and recognition of graduation from secondary school must be considered before June 15, 2021. Complete enrollment for preschool, grade 1 and grade 6 for the 2021-2022 school year before August 15, 2021.

According to the plan, this school year will end before May 31. Photo: MH

The Department also specifically regulates activities related to year-end farewell parties at schools. In particular, if final year students wish to have a farewell meeting,gratitudeTeachers require school leaders to develop plans, organize meetings, agree with the Parents' Association on methods and forms of organization, and must be under the direction and supervision of the school and the Parents' Association.

The implementation process must be organized concisely and have practical meaning. It is strictly forbidden for students to use alcohol, beer and other alcoholic beverages when organizing the end-of-term party. Do not organize picnics, outings or parties in deserted, dangerous or unsafe places for students.

In addition, do not collect money from students to take souvenir photos.yearbookcostly and wasteful for parents and students.

End-of-year entertainment and farewell activities must be supervised by the school. Photo: MH.

At this time, the summer has begun, so the Department also requires schools to strengthen the inspection of facilities such as surrounding walls, foundations, ceilings, walls, water tanks, sewers, and check the power grid system (circuit breakers, power outlets, wires, switches, etc.), fan systems, air conditioners, and lighting in schools. In particular, pay special attention to power lines in classrooms to avoid cases of overloading the electric current causing fires and explosions that are unsafe for teachers and students.

At the same time, proactively contact and coordinate with specialized agencies to conduct a review of all trees in the school campus. Immediately handle trees that are leaning or have termite symptoms. For perennial trees, it is necessary to pay attention to pruning branches and twigs, cutting off rotten and damaged branches, avoiding the situation of trees falling that can cause accidents to staff, teachers, employees and students in the school.

In case a tree is found to be at risk of breaking or falling but has not been dealt with in time, the school must issue a warning of danger and immediately contact a professional agency for the earliest possible handling.