Students in Hashiki Middle School drop off the wall wearing helmets to go to school

Recently, the reporter went to No.76 Middle School Campus, located at No. 35, Upstream Street, but before he approached, he saw that a long isolation belt had been pulled up the sidewalk on the upper street adjacent to the side of the school.

As we approached, it was found that the isolation zone was actually made up of a strip of waste banners that together formed a rectangle that circled the school’s sidewalk, which was nearly 40 metres long, and that the school’s playground led to a large outside campus. The iron gate is also within the isolation zone.

At the time of the student's lunch break, more than 30 parents who had picked up children and delivered meals to the children waited in the lane outside the isolation zone. Aunt Wang, who had sent food to his second-year grandchildren, pointed to the school and told reporters: “At the end of last month, the school was surrounded by schools outside the school campus because the school building was always down the wall.”

Following the direction of Aunt Wang’s finger, the reporter saw that the school was a total of four stories high, and the outer walls of the fourth-floor windows were severely detached. The gray-brown walls that appeared after a lot of white wall tiles fell were already connected. One long movie.

At 11:30, the school bell broke off at the lunch break. Two security guards opened the iron gate and dozens of junior high school students dressed in school uniforms came out from the inside. Some parents handed over the lunch to their children across the isolation barrier. Some children raised their banners with their hands and drilled out of the isolation zone to find parents. There are also several male students running in the isolation zone. It seems that these banners are surrounded by a “small playground” and not a dangerous zone where wall tiles fall.

From the beginning to the end, both security guards stood in front of the school.

Parents worry

Worried about child safety parents question the school

There is a wall on the head that can drop off the wall. There is a school belt pulled up in front of the isolation belt. Although students do not feel this, parents are very worried.

The reporter saw that a male parent drilled into the isolation zone and handed the lunch to the children. He said, “You gave me a hurry to go back to class and don’t go downstairs and didn’t see the wall tiles above!”

Another parent asked the child: "Your class teacher said, "Isn't it possible to drop the wall bricks in this building?"

Parents have said that the drop of bricks can be understood, but the school’s practice is questionable.

Question one: Why should students be allowed to run around in the isolation zone?

Parent Xu said: “You see that the school gate is in the barrier zone. There are also a lot of wall tiles on the door. Students are sure to be in danger when entering or leaving the school gate! This isolation band will keep parents and passersby outside. Is the isolation zone? Isn't the children inside? Students run around and cannot arrange staff management to stop them?"

Question 2 : Why is the safer front entrance not open to allow students to take dangerous side doors?

In addition to concerns about student safety, many parents are also dissatisfied with the school's other approach. Parent Guo said: "The school opens a side door to the playground every day, and it is a few tens of meters away from the side entrance. There is also a main entrance that can go directly from the school building to the outside of the school. The wall on the main entrance does not come off, and the door There is also a rain pontoon designed to be safer. Why is it that the safety front door is not open and the child is not allowed to take dangerous side doors?"

School response

Simple isolation is also helpless, maintenance has been reported to the Bureau of Education

In response, the reporter interviewed the principal of the 76th Middle School Week in the city. She told reporters that the teaching building where the school is located was built in the 1950s and is very old. It used to be the site of the 18th Middle School and was later relocated here to the 76th Secondary School.

In February this year, the school discovered that the wall on the fourth floor had fallen off. The school arranged for workers to climb up to the top of the building and knock down some loose wall tiles. However, this building was disrepaired after a long period of time. In order to prevent students, parents and passers-by from being injured, the school isolated the sidewalk from the outside by banners.

When will the teaching building be completely repaired and there will be no danger of losing the wall?

The principal said: “Our school has limited capabilities and it is not realistic for us to repair it. However, we have already reported the situation to the Education Bureau of Daoli District. The Bureau has also ranked the repair work of our school’s teaching building first, but the specific The repair date has not been confirmed."

Regarding two questions from parents, President Zhou stated that they would arrange for staff to guard themselves around the isolation barrier every day, and prevent students from staying in the isolation zone. As for the opening of the school gate, Principal Zhou said: “We open the main entrance every day, but we cannot always open it because the weather is still relatively cold and we always open the main entrance. The students and teachers on the first floor cannot normally attend classes and we hope parents can understand.”

Education Bureau reply

Thoroughly maintain or wait until this summer

In this regard, the reporter also interviewed the Daoli District Education Bureau. The staff of the Bureau’s Infrastructure Department told the reporter that the repair work for the school building of the 76th Secondary School has been included in the schedule, but the maintenance may not be carried out until the summer vacation in June of this year. "Because of the large-scale maintenance, it will certainly affect normal teaching. At present, there are no idle school buildings for the 76th Middle School to borrow, so it is very likely that we will have to wait until the summer vacation."

“Every day we pick up children are worried and wait for them to put a helmet on and off!” Parents of the 76th Middle School Upper Street Branch recently reported to the newspaper that the walls of the school’s walls have fallen off and students and parents have been injured at any time. It is possible that although the school has pulled up the isolation barrier downstairs, it is in fact useless and cannot guarantee security.

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