Students forced to raise flag outside during storm

Main apologizes, parents, teachers incensed, and principal apologizes

Parents, teachers, and even a receptionist have criticized the college director for making the primary apologize for requiring the primary to offer an apology after a dangerous storm.

Parents of students at Ban Hin Kob school in Pathiu district, Chumphon province, expressed anger after the director ordered three Prathom 6 ( grade 6 ) students to lead the regular hoisting ceremony before morning classes while a storm was pounding the building on Friday last week.

The three pupils were sheltered under three tents, but the issue claimed that this was intolerable given the current unfavorable weather conditions.

A professor who disapproved of the movie’s actions took a picture of the flag’s raising and uploaded it to TikTok. Over the weekend, it became popular.

The chairman was more concerned with the flag than the children, according to the Thai&nbsp accompanying text. They had totally submerged. I was devastated as a tutor.

The tutor, whose name was kept a secret, eventually removed the video. It was speculated that the principal of the school compelled her to do so.

Relatives told Thai PBS on Monday that they had been unhappy with the college director for some time, even prior to the flag-raising event. They also claimed that she was over-punishing kids. They had threatened to relocate their children to various institutions, but they made a change of heart because they worried that Ban Hin Kob School may be permanently closed if there were very few pupils on the spin.

A parent of one of the three students pressed the question,” Who would accept responsibility if lightning struck the children?” and the student’s name was given in vain. &nbsp,

Sothorn Phokheree, the university receptionist, went outside in the storm to get the tents to protect the students. He even criticized the head of the school, saying to Thai PBS,” I don’t know why the producer had to do this. I have not witnessed something this bad.”

One of the students claimed to the public broadcaster that the producer had forced him to leave the service. The boy remarked,” I was afraid of thunder hits.”

The class director’s name was kept a secret. However, a Jeeraporn Sanguanchart person who used the moniker Jeeraporn Sanguanchart on Facebook apologized on Monday.

Ms. Jeeraporn stated that she had met the three individuals ‘ kids to offer her condolences for the event. On Friday, the first day of the new school season, her goal was to do anything right.

She said,” That was a big mistake on my part, and I take responsibility.” I apologise to the kids, parents, and also to all members of the school board for causing harm to the school’s status.

Ban Hin Kop is a tiny, understaffed class with students ranging in age from school to Prathom 6. The entire enrollment was never disclosed.