Days schools in South Korea plan around
From the seed calendar. Open a day for the pieces already written for it.
The greeting, and how the hall stands
Taken from the Roll Call and ceremony pieces written for South Korea.
개천절을 경축합니다
Gaecheonjeol-eul gyeongchuk-hamnidaNational Foundation Day Korean Flag Ceremony (Class… →차렷, 경례! 안녕하세요!
charyeot, gyeongnye! annyeonghaseyo!Attention, bow! Hello!Chulseok Attendance Roll Call Script →- Stand at attention and face the flag during the salutation. →
- Place your right hand flat over your left chest if not wearing a military uniform. →
- Maintain respectful silence while Aegukga is played or sung. →
- Stand at attention when the class president signals the morning greeting. →
- Answer clearly with 'ne' while raising your hand when your name is called. →
- Remain seated quietly in your primary classroom while teachers change rooms. →
What a South Korea school does with its flag
The Taegeukgi is raised smoothly and quickly to the top of the flagpole for full-mast display on national holidays.
The flag is lowered slowly and solemnly at the end of the day or conclusion of daylight hours.
Stand upright with heels together, shoulders square, facing directly toward the flag.
Non-uniformed citizens raise their right hand over their left chest. Uniformed personnel offer a military hand salute.
Aegukga verse 1 and chorus are sung immediately after the Pledge of Allegiance, lasting approximately 58 seconds.
The flag must never touch the ground, be used as a cover, or be displayed outdoors during heavy rain, snow, or harsh winds.
The head of the institution or a designated officer is responsible for hoisting the flag at a school.
Fifteen slots, as a South Korea school runs them
Top to bottom. A quiet slot says so; its shelf opens to every country.
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Who these pieces are written for
This page carries School Day pieces for South Korea: the morning rituals, written from what schools there actually do and checked at a source. It does not carry jobs, exams, admissions or eligibility for South Korea; that desk exists for India alone.