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Elementary School - Philippines

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2019 年 6 月 3 日下午 6:35

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Small elementary school in the Philippines

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jamesbland 2021 年 6 月 27 日上午 6:39

How can 300 students fit inside this thing?
Seems like somebody has not been to public schools in the Philippines...

With half-day shift then some students bring their own chair or just sit on the floor, 500 can fit there.

SA547PH 2020 年 2 月 19 日上午 1:35

Looks just right. No problem having to use RICO to change the capacity to some 40x4 classes (likewise tweaking Roxy's large elementary/high schools by increasing the capacity to around 1000 students).

Cahos Rahne Veloza 2019 年 9 月 19 日上午 2:16

You should at least lower the capacity by half. Because how can 300 students fit inside this thing when it's only one floor tall and only has four rooms? I know we do have such cramped schools in the country but it isn't ideal.

You should either:

1.) Reduce the capacity by half, ideally a third because I as said the capacity doesn't make sense in relation to the model's size. Or,...

2.) Replace the model you used here with the one you used on your High School and create a newer, even bigger model for your High School as the capacity on that is ridiculous as well.

Cahos Rahne Veloza 2019 年 6 月 23 日下午 7:26

And in far off provinces even small schools like in your design would even try fitting in three to four grade classes onto one room. Not to mention places like in the Visayas and in Mindanao where school kids are even allowed to sleep in school because they need to go down from their mountainous homes that take them several hours to traverse doing so. So to compensate the school Principals allow the kids to stay and live in school all throughout the school week, from Monday to Friday, and they only go home to their parents during the weekends just so they can keep up with their studies. Also as a side effect from poor education facilities in the country, most of these kids only ever finish primary school and few ever go to middle school and High School. And only a handful even enter college. Kind of a bummer I know :(

Cahos Rahne Veloza 2019 年 6 月 23 日下午 7:24

Hope you can also make high capacity versions of this and your High School seeing as these tiny variants don't quite fit in the larger cities like Mega Manila where schools are absolutely over crowded. The nearest public elementary school where I live is actually four stories tall and has like 50+ students in one class....