National unified schedule for junior high school students

Time flies, and our child is already in junior high school. However, we are still very unfamiliar with the daily routine of middle school students. Many parents are often troubled by this kind of thing, because once a child is late, it means that the parents are not ready for their children to go to school. If we fail to manage students' daily routines well, and children go out to do other things, our children's safety cannot be guaranteed. What is the national unified schedule for junior high school students?

There are two schedules in one school year: the summer schedule (May 1st to September 30th) and the winter schedule (October 1st to April 30th of the following year).

Students shall go to school and leave school at prescribed times. Rural schools can adjust arrival and departure times according to actual conditions.

The arrival time for junior high school students: no earlier than 7:30 in summer time and no earlier than 7:45 in winter time. The leaving time for junior high school students is 16:30 in summer and 16:15 in winter.

The leaving time for third-year junior high school students can be appropriately extended, but no later than 17:50 in summer time and no later than 17:15 in winter time.

It is recommended that junior high school students have 40 minutes of independent study time every day, and the lunch break during daylight saving time should be no less than 40 minutes. The morning break time must be no less than 40 minutes.

Minutes, and the time for extracurricular activities (independent activities) in the afternoon must not be less than 40 minutes. It is recommended that schools explore the implementation of long and short classes, large and small classes.

The Provincial Department of Education has issued the "Notice on Effectively Reducing the Heavy Academic Burden of Primary and Secondary School Students in Compulsory Education" to strictly ensure students' rest and exercise time. The school hours for primary school students and junior high school students shall not exceed 6 hours and 7 hours respectively.

By adjusting the work and rest schedule, the education department aims to allow children to rest as much as possible and ensure they get enough sleep. After all, the physical and mental health of children is the most important.

Arrange work and rest time scientifically to effectively reduce students' heavy academic burden. Local education administrative departments at all levels should make scientific and reasonable arrangements and strict regulations on students' rest time, on-campus study time (including self-study) time, physical exercise time, on-campus activities and homework based on local actual conditions and the actual needs of different stages and grades, day students and boarding students, and organize comprehensive inspections. Resolutely correct all practices that arbitrarily encroach on students' rest time, correctly guide parents and society to actively participate, effectively reduce the excessive academic burden inside and outside the classroom, and protect students' right to rest according to law.