How to attend classes in the southernmost school in China?

Yongxing School in Sansha City, the southernmost part of the motherland, was officially put into use at the end of 20 15. The building area is 4650 square meters. The school is not big, but it has far-reaching significance-ending the history of no school in Sansha.

Today, Yongxing School has 32 students. Principal Li Zanzong can tell the number of students in each grade-24 in kindergarten, 5 in grade one, 2 in grade two, and 5 in grade five 1 person. Children are children of soldiers, policemen and civilians stationed on the island, while teachers are volunteers. The relationship between these teachers and their children is really "one session at a time": every semester, new volunteer teachers will take over from the previous batch; And children come and go with the changes of their parents' work.

There are few people and strong mobility, but there are many courses that should be opened. Not only that, the school also has a "plug-in"-a remote synchronous classroom.

"Say hello to the children in Haikou!" On the morning of June 29th, there was another long-distance primary school music class. At the other end of the screen, the music teacher of Haikou Binhai Nine Primary School asked the children in Sansha to interact with the children in Haikou. They already have a special greeting way, singing and dancing, which is a special warm-up before class.

"We strive to let the children in Sansha enjoy the same teaching quality as the students in Haikou." Li Zanzong, the principal who came to Yongxing School for more than a year, said. For example, the kindergarten department of the school is built according to the provincial model kindergarten, and so are the children in the city.

However, due to the constraints of teachers, children really need to attend classes at different ages, and teachers practice dual teaching. For example, first teach the second grade Chinese, let the students teach themselves for ten minutes, and then use this time to teach the fifth grade children.

Huang Xiaofang, a kindergarten teacher attached to Qiongtai Teachers College, is one of the three teachers in the preschool education department of this school. "This place is special, and I'm embarrassed. I want to see what this young school at the southernmost tip of the motherland looks like. " She came to Sansha voluntarily in February this year. The biggest feeling is that children are simple and kind. The entertainment life in Sansha is rather monotonous, with no exhibitions and lectures. In order to open children's eyes, teachers organize activities and performances for them, and strive to let the children on the island feel the world.

"What I can leave to my children is to teach them manners with a normal heart and cultivate their good living habits." Huang Xiaofang said. The teaching time is only one semester, and she is trying to bring changes to the students.

Wang Tong is a Chinese teacher in grade two of Yongxing School, and she also teaches art in the whole primary school. He told the Science and Technology Daily reporter that the Chinese class also has a synchronous class of reading Chinese studies and Chinese picture books every week.

"Before I came, I thought the conditions would be very difficult. After coming, I found that the school's infrastructure and hardware are complete, and some multimedia equipment is more advanced than Haikou's schools. " Wang Tong said.

Yongxing School also has some special courses, such as "Sansha Underwater Biology Atlas". This is a school-based curriculum independently developed by the school, in order to let children know about Sansha and love Sansha. The school is on the island, and the island is in the embrace of the South China Sea. The children studying here have a natural connection with the sea, which is a unique advantage of the school. Li Zanzong said that Yongxing School was also awarded the title of "National Marine Awareness Education Base" by the State Oceanic Administration.

In addition to educating children, schools also shoulder the responsibility of adult education. Since its establishment more than a year ago, 62 vocational education training courses have been held according to the actual needs of the military and civilians on the island, covering ball games, photography, etiquette, mariculture, deep-sea fishing and so on. "Teaching fishermen the skills they need also makes the school a platform to enrich the amateur cultural life of the military and police stationed on the island." Li Zanzong said.

There are more and more students in the school. Li Zanzong hopes to recruit a formal teacher in the future and stay here all the year round.