1, safety requirements
The Ministry of Education attaches great importance to the safety of school decoration. Schools are places where children learn and grow up, and the personal safety of students and faculty must be ensured. Therefore, the decoration materials must meet the national safety standards and have the characteristics of fire prevention and non-slip. The installation of electrical equipment shall conform to relevant specifications and pass professional acceptance.
2. Environmentally friendly
The Ministry of Education encourages schools to choose environmentally friendly materials for decoration to reduce the impact on the environment. For example, choose low-formaldehyde, pollution-free decoration materials and use renewable materials, such as bamboo floors. At the same time, we should pay attention to the noise and dust control in the decoration process, ensure the lofty content and ensure that the construction will not bring pollution to the campus environment.
3. Educational function requirements
School decoration should meet the needs of education and teaching, and provide a good learning and activity environment. For example, the classroom layout should be reasonable, which is conducive to students' listening and interaction; The library should be designed as a quiet and comfortable reading space; The laboratory should be equipped with necessary instruments and equipment. In addition, schools should also set up multi-functional venues and sports facilities to meet the needs of students' all-round development.
The school decoration has created a beautiful, green and inclusive campus environment.
1, art education
School decoration can incorporate artistic elements to create a beautiful and artistic campus environment. For example, students' works of art are displayed on the wall, and artistic decorations are set up to promote students' understanding and appreciation of art.
2. Green building
The Ministry of Education encourages schools to adopt the concept of green building for decoration, including energy saving, environmental protection and sustainable development. For example, the use of energy-saving lamps, solar lighting systems, rainwater collection systems, etc. Reduce the consumption of energy and resources.
3. Special education needs
School decoration also needs to take into account the needs of special education students. For example, barrier-free access and auxiliary facilities are set up to ensure that special education students can enter classrooms, libraries and other places smoothly and participate in various activities.
4. Campus culture construction
School decoration can show the school's cultural characteristics and school-running philosophy. For example, setting up symbolic elements such as school emblem and school motto in public areas can create a strong campus cultural atmosphere and strengthen students' sense of collective belonging and identity.