Back to school on February 8th! 2023 Spring School Opening Notice to Parents of Binhai Primary School in Hangzhou Bay New District, Ningbo, Zhejiang Province

#children's education# Introduction The 2023 spring semester notice for parents of Binhai Primary School in Hangzhou Bay New District, Ningbo, Zhejiang has been announced. In order to facilitate everyone to learn relevant information in a timely manner, the following children's education channel will provide you with real-time updates.

Dear Parents:

The Tiger bids farewell to the old year, and the Jade Rabbit welcomes the New Year! The winter vacation is coming to an end and the exciting new semester is about to begin. Students will return to school on February 8 (Wednesday). In order to ensure the health of students and prepare for the start of school safely, steadily and orderly, please pay attention to the following important reminders:

1. Return to school at staggered times

Grades 1 and 2:

February 8 (Wednesday) 8:00-8:15

Grades 3 to 6:

February 8 (Wednesday) 7:45- 8:00

2. Epidemic prevention requirements

Do a good job in self-health monitoring:

According to the spirit of the latest documents, one week before all teachers and students return to school (February 1 Starting from today), students must carry out their own health monitoring. If they have no discomfort symptoms such as fever, they can return to school. If they have fever, they will be postponed to school.

Scientific implementation of epidemic prevention and control:

Develop good hygiene habits such as wearing masks and washing hands frequently, strengthen physical exercise, maintain a healthy lifestyle, and improve health literacy and self-protection capabilities. Students must wear masks and take temperature checks when entering school.

3. Physical and mental preparation

Timely adjustment of work and rest:

Help children adjust their mentality and biological clock of work and rest in advance, simulate the rhythm of the beginning of school, and create a relaxing environment. Before school starts, children should live according to their usual schedule, prepare three meals a day on time, go to bed early and get up early, and adjust their biological clock to adapt to the "jet lag" changes after school starts. Organize school bags and school supplies, such as winter vacation homework for each subject (including winter vacation practical homework), epidemic prevention items (masks, disinfectant wipes), school supplies, lunch boxes, water cups, skipping ropes, red scarves, umbrellas, etc.

Talk more about school topics:

Talk to your child more about school life in the last semester and help him recall happy things, such as the child’s best friend and the child’s favorite teacher. , or something about the child’s progress last semester. Parents can also ask their children to call a good friend and have a heart-to-heart talk to arouse their children's yearning for campus life and friendship with classmates, so that their children can return to school with an urgent desire.

Effectively relieve emotions:

Some children will become nervous when facing the beginning of school and need to be relieved. Before school starts, you can have a heart-to-heart talk with your child and hint that the child has advantages that others do not have, so as to relieve the child's inner fragility and uneasiness and strengthen the positive, positive, and pleasant emotional experience he or she has had in school; help Let the children vent their personal bad emotions and devote themselves to the new study life with a happy mood; let them understand that the excellent and poor results of the last semester have become a thing of the past, and everyone has returned to the starting point. How the situation is this semester depends mainly on Whoever is the first to adjust his mentality and get into a good learning state is the first.

Developing a family plan:

The key to transitioning from the disorder of the holidays to the order of the new semester is to have a detailed study plan so that children have rules to follow and are organized. The goal to catch up with. Doing so can not only make them feel that their efforts have a goal and direction, but also help develop the habit of doing things according to plan. At the same time, it also builds up their self-confidence and eliminates the sense of loss after the holidays.

Allow buffer stage:

Primary school students are very immature physically and mentally, especially students below the fourth grade, who have no obvious rebellious psychology. After a long vacation, children's psychological contrast is great. If they do not pay attention to adjustment, they are prone to emotional disorders, such as not liking to study. However, because children are too young after all, it is difficult for them to control and adjust these problems themselves. Parents should not be too hasty about their children's return to normal, and allow them to spend a transitional buffer period after the start of school to slowly adapt to life in the new semester.

Dear students, let us use the remaining holidays to actively adjust our status and welcome the new spring semester of the Year of the Rabbit with a fuller spirit! Let us embrace this new spring with full expectations and substantial actions!