Jiangsu completes 1,500 school classroom lighting renovations

Recently, it was learned from the Jiangsu Provincial Department of Education that 1,500 compulsory education schools in the province have completed the renovation and improvement of classroom lighting, with an investment of 314 million yuan, and have driven 3,204 compulsory education schools to follow up and complete the renovation project spontaneously.

In order to protect children's eyes, our province has included lighting renovation as an important part of the education department's theme education list. The Provincial Department of Education and other in-depth field investigations in 5 cities with districts and 8 counties (cities, districts), deployed and promoted the classroom visual environment compliance project, and at the same time formed 4 inspections together with the Provincial Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, the Provincial Health and Health Commission, and the Market Supervision Bureau According to the random inspection of 3 counties (cities, districts) in each city divided into districts, on-site inspections and "reviews" were carried out to monitor progress and quality, and inspected and surveyed 277 schools in the compulsory education stage. The reporter learned that all completed projects in our province insist on the participation of local health and education authorities, and entrust a qualified third-party organization to conduct testing.

The relevant person in charge of the Jiangsu Provincial Department of Education stated that this year will continue to improve the lighting conditions of 600 compulsory education school classrooms, and strive to basically complete the renovation and improvement of classroom lighting in compulsory education schools in the province by the end of 2023. Create conditions for 100% compliance rate of lighting sanitation standards. At the same time, in conjunction with the Provincial Department of Human Resources and Social Security, the Provincial Department of Housing and Construction, the Provincial Health Commission, the Provincial Market Supervision Bureau and other departments, continue to promote the extension of classroom lighting renovation work to non-compulsory education schools, technical schools and private schools, and continue to increase the province's trust Strengthen "double random" spot inspections of lighting in kindergartens, off-campus training institutions, and schools.