attention! primary and secondary schools in some areas of sichuan will delay opening until after the mid-autumn festival
2024-09-13
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some time ago, many places in sichuan announced delayed school opening times due to high temperatures. on september 9, primary and secondary schools in many cities and prefectures officially resumed classes as normal.
however, primary and secondary schools and kindergartens in a few areas have announced that the start of school will be delayed due to the hot weather.
according to the central meteorological observatory, the sichuan basin has recently become the core affected area of high temperatures in my country, and "the high temperatures in the sichuan region are unlikely to ease in the short term."
some primary and secondary schools in dazhou welcomed the "first class" after the delayed opening on september 9, but due to the continued high temperature, many schools still hadschool reopening delayed again until after mid-autumn festival, sparking heated discussions among students and parents.
"on the afternoon of september 7, i received a notice from the school saying that classes would be postponed until september 18," said ms. tian, a parent of a student at dazhu county no. 1 primary school in dazhou city. she did not expect the school to schedule the start of classes after the mid-autumn festival. at the same time, most public primary and secondary schools and kindergartens in the main urban area of dazhou have also issued notices to continue to postpone the start of classes:the formal class time is basically set atseptember 18。
in addition to dazhou city, some schools in suining city have also issued notices to continue delaying the start of school👇
in a notice issued by a school in suining city, it can be seen that due to the continued high temperature, the opening date of the school is tentatively set atseptember 18。
it is not common to delay the start of school due to high temperatures. people are more familiar with the suspension of classes and work due to extreme weather such as heavy rain and typhoons. however, the health risks brought by high temperatures are also significant. the main hazards of high temperatures are heat stroke and the induction of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases leading to death.
in fact, schools are more susceptible to high temperatures. some young students are sensitive to high temperatures, and the densely populated school buildings make it easier for them to suffer from heat stroke and other problems. therefore, schools should be more cautious in the face of extreme high temperatures.delaying the start of school is people-oriented and a responsible move for students' health.
