US EditionEarly holiday, more fans: Philippines schools adapt to climate change
- Last year, heatwaves in the Philippines forced millions of students out of classrooms.
- The high temperatures and resulting class suspensions prompted schools to make changes.
- Schools rearranged classes, installed water stations and fans, and relaxed uniform rules.
- Wilmer Agustin said the heat index has been reported since 2011; recent conditions are exceptionally warm.
- Early school terms and adaptations show countries are adjusting to climate change impacts.
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PH schools adapt to climate change
KINDERGARTEN teacher Lolita Akim fires up five standing fans with three more at the ready as she fights to hold the attention of her pint-sized pupils in Manila's soaring heat. Last year, heat waves forced millions of children in the Philippines out of school. It was the first time that soaring temperatures had caused widespread class suspensions, prompting a series of changes. This school year started two months earlier than usual, so the term …
Philippines schools adapt to climate change – Sky News: The Latest News from the World
Students outside a high school in Baseco, Manila, on March 21. Kindergarten teacher Lolita Akim fires up five standing fans with three more at the ready as she fights to hold the attention of her pint-sized pupils in Manila’s soaring heat. Last year, heat waves forced millions of children in the Philippines out of school. […]
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