Chapter I General Provisions
Article 1 These Regulations are formulated for the purpose of strengthening school health work and improving students' health level.
Article 2 The main tasks of school health work are: monitoring the health status of students; Carry out health education for students and cultivate students' good health habits; Improve the school health environment and teaching health conditions; Strengthen the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases and common diseases among students.
Article 3 Schools mentioned in these Regulations refer to ordinary primary and secondary schools, agricultural secondary schools, vocational secondary schools, secondary specialized schools, technical schools and ordinary institutions of higher learning.
Article 4 The administrative department of education shall be responsible for the management of school health work. The administrative department of health is responsible for the supervision and guidance of school health work.
Chapter II Requirements for School Health Work
Article 5 Schools should arrange students' study time reasonably. Students' daily study time (including self-study) shall not exceed six hours in primary school, eight hours in middle school and ten hours in university.
Schools or teachers are not allowed to increase teaching time and homework for any reason or in any way, which will increase students' learning burden.
Sixth school teaching buildings, environmental noise, indoor microclimate, lighting, lighting and other environmental quality, as well as blackboards, desks and chairs should meet the relevant national standards.
The site selection and design of newly built, rebuilt and expanded school buildings shall conform to the national health standards and obtain the permission of the local health administrative department. The completion acceptance shall be attended by the local health administrative department.
Seventh schools should set up toilets and hand washing facilities for students in accordance with relevant regulations. Boarding schools should provide students with corresponding sanitary facilities such as washing and bathing.
Schools should provide students with enough drinking water that meets hygienic standards.
Eighth schools should establish a health system, strengthen the management of students' personal hygiene, environmental hygiene and classroom and dormitory hygiene.
Ninth schools should conscientiously implement the laws and regulations on food hygiene, strengthen food hygiene management, manage students' diets and strengthen nutrition guidance.
Tenth school sports venues and equipment should meet the health and safety requirements. Sports events and intensity should be suitable for students' physiological endurance and physical health to prevent injury accidents.
Eleventh schools should organize students to participate in appropriate labor according to their age, and provide safety education to students who participate in labor and provide necessary safety and health protection measures.
Ordinary primary and secondary schools organize students to participate in labor, and students are not allowed to contact toxic and harmful substances or engage in unsafe work, and students are not allowed to participate in night work.
Ordinary institutions of higher learning, secondary specialized schools, technical schools, agricultural middle schools and vocational middle schools organize students to participate in productive labor and contact with toxic and harmful substances, and provide health care in accordance with relevant state regulations. Schools should conduct regular physical examinations for them to strengthen health protection.
Twelfth schools should pay attention to the physiological characteristics of female students and give necessary care when arranging sports activities such as physical education class and labor.
Thirteenth schools should incorporate health education into the teaching plan. Ordinary primary and secondary schools must offer health education courses, and ordinary institutions of higher learning, secondary specialized schools, technical schools, agricultural middle schools and vocational middle schools should offer health education elective courses or lectures.
Schools should carry out health consultation activities for students.
Fourteenth schools should establish a student health management system. According to the conditions, students are regularly examined, and students' physical health cards are established and included in the student files.
If the school finds that the students have organic diseases in the physical examination, it shall cooperate with the parents of the students for referral treatment.
Schools should strengthen medical care and mental health work for disabled and frail students.
Fifteenth schools should be equipped with medical supplies that can deal with general injuries.
Sixteenth schools should actively do a good job in the prevention and treatment of myopia, amblyopia, trachoma, dental caries, parasites, malnutrition, anemia, spinal curvature, neurasthenia and other common diseases of students.
Seventeenth schools should conscientiously implement the laws and regulations on the prevention and control of infectious diseases, do a good job in the prevention and control of acute and chronic infectious diseases, and do a good job in the prevention and control of endemic diseases.
Chapter III Management of School Health Work
Eighteenth education administrative departments at all levels should incorporate school health work into the school work plan as a content of evaluating school work.
Article 19 Ordinary institutions of higher learning, secondary specialized schools, technical schools, large agricultural middle schools, vocational middle schools and ordinary primary and secondary schools may set up health management institutions to manage school health work.
Twentieth colleges and universities set up school hospitals or health clinics. School hospitals should set up health care departments (rooms) to be responsible for the health care of teachers and students.
Urban primary and secondary schools, rural central primary schools and ordinary middle schools have clinics, and full-time health technicians are equipped according to the ratio of 600 students 1.
Secondary specialized schools, technical schools, agricultural middle schools and vocational middle schools can be equipped with full-time health technicians as needed.
Schools with fewer than 600 students can be equipped with full-time or part-time health teachers to carry out school health work.
Twenty-first with the approval of the local health administrative department, regional first-and second-class medical and health institutions may be established.
The main tasks of regional primary and secondary school health care institutions are:
(a) to investigate and study the physical health status of primary and secondary school students in this area;
(two) to carry out the prevention and correction of common diseases among primary and secondary school students;
(three) technical training and professional guidance for health technicians in primary and secondary schools.
Twenty-second school health technical personnel title examination and evaluation, organized by the administrative department of education in accordance with the examination standards and measures formulated by the administrative department of health and education.
School health technicians enjoy health care allowance in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state.
Twenty-third education administrative departments should incorporate the training of school health technicians into the enrollment plan, and provide learning opportunities for school health technicians and health teachers through various forms of education.
Twenty-fourth education administrative departments at all levels and schools should incorporate school health funds into the approved annual education budget.
Twenty-fifth health administrative departments at all levels shall organize medical units and professional prevention and control institutions to carry out health examination, prevention and treatment of infectious diseases and correction of common diseases, and accept referral for treatment.
Twenty-sixth health and epidemic prevention stations at all levels shall undertake the following tasks of school health work:
(a) the implementation of school health monitoring, grasp the growth and health status of students in the region, and grasp the dynamics of common diseases, infectious diseases and endemic diseases of students;
(two) to formulate plans for the prevention and treatment of common diseases, infectious diseases and endemic diseases of students;
(three) to provide technical guidance for school health work in this area;
(four) to carry out school health services.
Twenty-seventh stationery, entertainment equipment and health care products for students must meet the relevant national hygiene standards.
Chapter IV Supervision of School Health Work
Twenty-eighth health administrative departments at or above the county level shall supervise the school health work. Its duties are:
(a) to supervise the site selection and design of newly built, rebuilt and expanded school buildings;
(two) the implementation of health supervision on the school's study, life, labor, environment, food and other aspects of health and the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases;
(three) the implementation of health supervision of stationery, entertainment equipment and health care products used by students.
The health administrative department of the State Council may entrust the health administrative department of other relevant departments of the State Council to exercise the functions and powers of school health supervision with the duties listed in Items (1) and (2) of the preceding paragraph within this system.
Twenty-ninth institutions exercising the functions and powers of school health supervision shall set up school health supervisors, who shall be appointed by the health administrative departments at or above the provincial level, and shall be issued with school health supervisor certificates.
School health supervisors perform school health supervision tasks entrusted by the health administrative department or other relevant departments.
Thirtieth school health supervisors should show their certificates when performing their tasks.
When conducting health supervision, school health supervisors have the right to consult and collect information related to health supervision, and the units or individuals under supervision shall cooperate with them. School health supervisors are responsible for keeping confidential the information and materials they hold.
Chapter V Reward and Punishment
Thirty-first units or individuals that have made remarkable achievements in school health work shall be commended and rewarded by education and health administrative departments at all levels and schools.
Thirty-second in violation of the provisions of the second paragraph of Article 6 of these regulations, without the permission of the administrative department of health, the administrative department of health shall give a warning to the directly responsible units or individuals and order them to stop construction or rebuild within a time limit.
Thirty-third in violation of the provisions of article sixth, article seventh, the first paragraph of article tenth, the administrative department of health shall give a warning to the directly responsible units or individuals, and order them to make improvements within a time limit. If the circumstances are serious, it may also be suggested that the administrative department of education give administrative sanctions.
Thirty-fourth in violation of the provisions of article eleventh of these regulations, causing damage to the health of students, the administrative department of health shall give a warning to the directly responsible units or individuals and order them to make improvements within a time limit.
Thirty-fifth in violation of the provisions of article twenty-seventh, the administrative department of health shall give a warning to the directly responsible units or individuals. If the circumstances are serious, articles that do not meet the relevant national hygiene standards may be confiscated in conjunction with the administrative department for industry and commerce, and a fine of less than twice the illegal income may be imposed.
Thirty-sixth school health supervisors refuse or hinder the implementation of health supervision in accordance with these regulations, and the health administrative department shall give a warning to the directly responsible units or individuals. If the circumstances are serious, it may be suggested that the administrative department of education give administrative sanctions or impose a fine of not more than 200 yuan.
Article 37 If a party refuses to accept the administrative punishment of confiscation or fine, he may, within 15 days from the date of receiving the written decision on punishment, apply for reconsideration to the organ at the next higher level of the organ that made the decision on punishment, or directly bring a suit in a people's court. If you are not satisfied with the reconsideration decision, you can bring a lawsuit to the people's court within 15 days from the date of receiving the reconsideration decision. If it fails to perform the punishment decision within the time limit and neither brings a lawsuit, the organ that made the punishment decision shall apply to the people's court for compulsory execution.
Chapter VI Supplementary Provisions
Article 38 Measures for school hygiene supervision and school hygiene standards shall be formulated by the Ministry of Health in conjunction with the State Education Commission.
Thirty-ninth poverty-stricken counties can not all apply the provisions of the first paragraph of Article 6 and Article 7 of these regulations, and the administrative departments of education and health of the provinces and autonomous regions where they are located can formulate flexible provisions. This modification must be reported to the State Education Commission and the Ministry of Health for the record.
Article 40 The State Education Commission and the Ministry of Health shall be responsible for the interpretation of these Regulations.
Article 41 These Regulations shall come into force as of the date of promulgation. The former Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health 19791February 6th promulgated the Interim Provisions on Health Work in Primary and Secondary Schools (Draft) and the Interim Provisions on Health Work in Colleges and Universities (Draft) promulgated on August 26th 1980 shall be abolished at the same time.