Pupils clean up;In brief;International

1st May 1998, 1:00am

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Pupils clean up;In brief;International

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JAPAN: Pupils have been given a new chore - cleaning the school. Every pupil is involved in the 20-minute clean-up routine. However parents in Nagoya, Central Japan, have objected. One protested: “Cleaning schools should be left to the caretakers.”

But most parents and pupils support the policy. Toshio Hagiwara, 14, says:

“Knowing that we have to clean the school discourages us from messing it up.”

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