The final graduation ceremony was held at Seti Elementary School in Sakaide City, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan. On March 11, at Seti Elementary School in Sakaide City, the graduation certificate was handed over to the last three sixth-grade graduates. Lai

The final graduation ceremony was held at Seti Elementary School in Sakaide City, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan.

On March 11, at Seti Elementary School in Sakaide City, the graduation certificate was handed over to the last three sixth-grade graduates. Founded in 1908, Seti Elementary School has a history of 113 years, with more than 240 students at its peak, and due to the impact of the decline in birthrates, the number of students has decreased year by year, and finally decided to close the school this year.

At the ceremony, the graduates looked back on 6 years of school life, thanked the local people and teachers, and bid farewell to the small school that left a deep memory. Setsu Elementary School plans to convene local residents for a closing ceremony on the 19th of this month, bringing the 113-year history to an end.

This also reminds me of the primary school in rural China, like the old home, now the rural hollow phenomenon is serious, in addition to the old, weak, sick and disabled, everyone else has gone to the nearby county or even farther away to work, and more and more people go to the county to buy a house, children also follow the county to go to school.

The village's primary schools are getting bleaker and dwindling, and I don't know when the school may be closed. The three-child policy may also be difficult to save primary schools in rural areas. #日本 #