During the National Day holiday, videos of primary and secondary school students in Shandong and elsewhere doing jump-rope check-ins at scenic spots flood the internet; education department responds that it is not a mandatory task

During the National Day holiday, some schools in Shandong assigned physical education check-in tasks through apps such as "Tiantian Tiaosheng" (Jump Rope Every Day). Videos of students jumping rope at scenic spots in various places and uploading the footage flooded the internet, and similar situations occurred in Zhejiang as well. The Shandong Provincial Department of Education responded that the check-ins are not a unified mandatory task of the provincial department, but are implemented independently by each school.

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2026-10-10 00:46 · 国庆假期山东等地中小学生按学校要求在景区跳绳打卡刷屏网络，省教育厅回应称非硬性任务，系各校自主推行，网友批其变相添负担。

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Sayings · 2026-10-10 00:32 During the National Day holiday, primary and secondary school students in Shandong and elsewhere were required by their schools to do jump-rope check-ins at scenic spots, flooding the internet; the provincial education department responded that it was not a mandatory task but was implemented voluntarily by each school, while netizens criticized it as an indirect added burden.

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