At the centralized medical observation point, students at the East Lake Bay Campus of Chen Jinglun Middle School exercised
The Centralized Medical Observation Point carefully prepared meals and snacks for the "little guests"
Students of Chen Jinglun Middle School's Donghuwan Campus take online classes during home isolation
On November 1, Changping District collected nasopharyngeal swabs from 5 members of the Zhang family, and 4 people were tested positive for nucleic acid, of which Zhang Mou, who tested positive for nucleic acid, worked in the Chaolai Campus of Huajiadi Experimental Primary School, and Li studied in the East Lake Bay Campus of Chen Jinglun Middle School. Chaoyang District immediately activated the emergency response mechanism, set up a temporary command center on the spot, and dealt with it strictly and quickly overnight. At the first time, we carried out in-depth circulation and nucleic acid testing work, strictly implemented prevention and control measures such as home and centralized observation and health monitoring, and arranged more than 50 students, teachers and accompanying parents in close contact with them for a period of 21 days of isolation and observation at the centralized medical observation point in Chaoyang District.
According to the latest nucleic acid test results on November 2, 1329 samples were collected from the East Lake Bay Campus of Chen Jinglun Middle School, and the nucleic acid test results were negative. There were 208 points in the collection environment, and the nucleic acid test results were negative. Huajiadi Experimental Primary School's designated test on the Chaolai Campus and the nucleic acid test for all teachers and students were also negative.
Isolation observation period
The "first lesson" begins
"Our math class is going to talk about 'mixed operation of fractions'..." At 8:00 a.m. on November 3, at a centralized medical observation point in Chaoyang District, the students of the seventh class of the second grade of the East Lake Bay Campus of Chen Jinglun Middle School began the "first lesson" during the observation period. "Everything is normal physically and emotionally for the child. Before the online class began, he carefully prepared computers, learning materials, etc., with a very positive attitude and we were also very down-to-earth. A parent who accompanied his child to a centralized observation in the observation point through a telephone connection told the Beijing Youth Daily reporter.
It is understood that since the early morning of November 2, students in the East Lake Bay Campus of Chen Jinglun Middle School have been accompanied by parents or teachers for 14 days of isolation observation or home observation. In order to ensure that the children's normal learning is not interrupted, the school urgently produced a "temporary class schedule" to coordinate teachers of various disciplines to lead the children in the observation period to learn online. The "Temporary Schedule" adjusts the recess time from 10 minutes in school to 15 minutes. In addition to the normal Chinese, mathematics, English learning and independent exercise time, the school has changed the original weekly class meeting to once a day, so that teachers can keep abreast of the children's physical and psychological conditions, and also build a platform for students to communicate and avoid anxiety. The school has also increased the children's self-exercise time, changing the 50-minute class break originally arranged in the morning to 40 minutes in the morning and afternoon, and the physical education teacher urges everyone to exercise in the room online. At present, the online classes of the East Lake Bay Campus of Chen Jinglun Middle School are carried out in an orderly manner, and the mood of teachers and students is stable.
Warm Heart provides "small snacks" and learning utensils
Hair cakes sprinkled with colorful sugar granules, crispy and seductive mung bean cakes, pies that buzz on a pan... On November 2, at a centralized medical observation point in Chaoyang District, a sumptuous dinner and desserts were prepared to welcome the newly arrived "little guests". It is reported that nearly 50 students and parents live in the observation point.
"After receiving the notice at about 7 p.m. on November 1, we deployed at the first time, and the gate was moved forward to make preparations for check-in, catering, and medical treatment." According to the relevant person in charge of the centralized medical observation point headquarters, the headquarters was fully mobilized, some prepared materials, some coordinated hotel rooms, and some docked with the district command to check the list of students and parents, and each group performed its duties and made full preparations in an orderly manner.
"We went to each room in advance to feel the indoor temperature and carefully checked whether the hot water was available to ensure the comfort of students and parents." Mao Aixiang, the leader of the medical team, said that in the early morning of November 2, two buses carrying students and parents arrived at the observation point, and the staff waiting early immediately went forward to check the list of students, learn more about the physical condition of each child, and record the children's personality preferences and eating habits one by one. Subsequently, parents and children smoothly checked into the observation point. For the students staying this time, the command staff let the restaurant prepare the children's favorite meals, balanced nutrition, and specially added desserts such as date cakes and egg tarts to build a "temporary home" for everyone.
At another centralized observation point, a reporter from the Beiqing Daily interviewed a teacher at the East Lake Bay Campus of Chen Jinglun Middle School. The teacher took two students to observe together, and he told the Beiqing Daily reporter that the food and beverage at the observation point was relatively rich, the delivery was also very timely, and the living environment was also very good. Coupled with the company of parents or teachers, the students' mood is generally relatively peaceful, "the observation point staff is also very concerned about us, took the initiative to prepare notebooks, pens, table lamps and other school supplies for the children, and also specially dispatched the doctors of the Maternal and Child Health Hospital to keep a close eye on the health of the students." ”
Sun Xun, deputy director of the Chaoyang District Education Commission, said that at present, a four-party linkage mechanism for each centralized medical isolation point has been established, and each isolation point is equipped with a division-level leader, a school contact, a teacher in the point leader and a staff member of the centralized medical isolation point to timely understand the living conditions of students and meet the needs of students' learning and life. "We adjusted the quarantine meal from adult to student meal, and adjusted the appropriate taste in stages, and prepared a 'heart-warming bag' containing educational toys, exercise equipment, and story reading books to create conditions for students in an all-round way." Sun Xun said that the public curriculum of mental health education was announced, four psychological care hotlines were opened, and the classroom teachers were organized to calm the students' psychology in groups every day to avoid students' negative psychology such as anxiety and irritability.
14 days of home observation
Service "one-on-one"
In addition to teachers and students under intensive medical observation, more than 50 students are currently under 14-day home observation with their families in the Donghuwan community where the Donghuwan Campus of Chen Jinglun Middle School is located.
Community workers provide "one-on-one" service to students. On the afternoon of November 2, the parents of a student who lived in isolation and observation at home "asked for help" from the community, and the printer at home failed, but they needed to print several copies of homework for their children. After receiving the parents' appeal, Li Fei, a community worker, immediately took action and printed 4 copies of the homework and delivered them to the children's doorstep.
The Beiqing Daily reporter learned that the community has arranged a community worker to provide health monitoring, psychological communication, garbage disposal and other services for each home observer, so that every student and his parents can spend this special period with peace of mind.
In Donghu Street, where the community is located, after receiving the notification of the epidemic situation on the evening of November 1, more than 160 people were dispatched overnight to form a service guarantee work team, actively dock the needs of the school, prepare dinner and supper food packages for teachers and students of the school overnight, and access emergency lighting facilities around the school, and set up on-site nucleic acid detection channels.
This edition/ Reporter Pu Changting
Photo courtesy of Chen Jinglun Middle School, Chaoyang District, East Lake Bay Campus