Today’s duty
"What day is today?"
I’m in class No.3 of the third grade. Japanese schools use a homeroom system, and we take it in turns on class duty.
The girl who is on class duty today is writing the date on the blackboard.
I’m in class No.3 of the third grade. Japanese schools use a homeroom system, and we take it in turns on class duty.
The girl who is on class duty today is writing the date on the blackboard.
Notes:
Nitchoku (class day-leaders) or shuban (class week-leaders), which change on a daily or weekly basis, are in charge of specific class tasks for that day or week such as chairing the discussion during homeroom period, making daily announcements and keeping the gakkyu nisshi (class journal).
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