Jeonbuk Education "Operating All Elementary Schools as Neulbom Schools This Year"

Seo Superintendent Visits Jeonju Daejeong Elementary School's Neulbom Classroom on the 8th

Talent Donation of 'Reading Fairy Tales' to New Students

Deputy Superintendent Launches Neulbom School Field Support Team in March

"Come to the warm Neulbom School." "Wow, you really got it right. But this one is really difficult. Now, what shape is this?"

The Jeonbuk Provincial Office of Education (Superintendent Seo Geoseok) announced on the 8th that this year, all elementary schools in the province will operate as Neulbom Schools, with full implementation starting from the second semester.

According to the Office of Education, 140 schools, accounting for 33% of the total, were designated as Neulbom Schools in the first semester, and all elementary schools will be designated as Neulbom Schools in the second semester. They plan to ensure that all children who wish to receive after-school care and extracurricular education after classes will benefit from Neulbom.

On the 8th, Superintendent Seogeo-seok Seo visited Jeonju Daejeong Elementary School Neulbom School and surprised the new students by reading the fairy tale book "Dingdong Spider" as a Neulbom teacher.
[Photo by Jeonbuk Office of Education]

On this day, Superintendent Seo visited Jeonju Daejeong Elementary School (Principal Yoo Jungbok) Neulbom School and surprised the new students by reading the fairy tale book "Dingdong Spider," stepping in as a Neulbom teacher. After regular classes, he visited the first-grade class 5 classroom, which was used as a care room, and donated his talent.

Turning the pages one by one, he encouraged the children’s participation by saying, "This time it will take a little longer, so everyone close your eyes. Now open your eyes," playing the role of a skilled care teacher.

All 112 first-grade students at Jeonju Daejeong Elementary Neulbom School participate in various Neulbom programs such as jumping clay, creative boards, physical education, creative science, and robot aviation.

Superintendent Seo moved to the dedicated care classroom and participated in a bag-making program with the children. Afterwards, in the principal’s office, he discussed ways to support Neulbom Schools with officials from the Jeonbuk Office of Education, Jeonju Education Support Office, and Jeonju Daejeong Elementary School.

Neulbom Schools provide free customized programs for 2 hours daily to students who wish to participate. They receive various education programs necessary for adapting to school life, basic academic skills, foreign languages, and more.

The Jeonbuk Office of Education operated a support system by type in the first semester, considering school size and staffing status. Based on the results, they plan to prepare a safe and substantial Neulbom School for the second semester.

A Neulbom School field support team will also be formed. Led by Deputy Superintendent Park Juyong, the team will focus on finding schools to support intensively during March to help establish Neulbom Schools.

Earlier, Superintendent Seo stated at the New Year press conference, "We will ensure that all children receive care," and announced plans to devote all efforts to the "Jeonbuk-style Neulbom School."

Superintendent Seo said, "We plan to operate warm Neulbom Schools for all children who need care," adding, "We will create a Jeonbuk where students and parents are satisfied and where it is good to raise children through stable and distinctive Jeonbuk-style Neulbom Schools."

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