Can students participate in night shift labor?

Legal analysis: No. Schools should organize students to participate in appropriate labor based on their age, provide safety education to students participating in labor, and provide necessary safety and health protection measures. Ordinary primary and secondary schools organize students to participate in labor, and students are not allowed to be exposed to toxic and harmful substances or engage in unsafe types of work, and students are not allowed to participate in night shift labor. General colleges and universities, secondary vocational schools, technical schools, agricultural middle schools, and vocational middle schools organize students to participate in production labor and are exposed to toxic and harmful substances, and they will be provided with health care treatment in accordance with relevant national regulations. Schools should conduct regular physical examinations on them and strengthen health protection.

Legal basis: "School Health Work Regulations" Article 11 Schools should organize students to participate in appropriate labor based on their age, conduct safety education for students participating in labor, and provide necessary safety and Hygiene protection measures. Ordinary primary and secondary schools organize students to participate in labor, and students are not allowed to be exposed to toxic and harmful substances or engage in unsafe types of work, and students are not allowed to participate in night shift labor. General colleges and universities, secondary vocational schools, technical schools, agricultural middle schools, and vocational middle schools organize students to participate in production labor and are exposed to toxic and harmful substances, and they will be provided with health care treatment in accordance with relevant national regulations. Schools should conduct regular physical examinations on them and strengthen health protection.