(2026.6.10.)

One day the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un visited the newly-built Pyongyang Middle School for Orphans.

He dropped in at a classroom to learn about what they used to write on the board. He then inquired about how markers were supplied.

After a while, he came to a desk.

After pulling a chair, he said that the desks and chairs were made well in conformity with the age and constitutional characteristics of the children. He stressed the need to unify the school furnishings and educational equipment for primary and middle schools for orphans across the country with those in Pyongyang Middle School for Orphans as the standard. 

That day he said: Pyongyang Middle School for Orphans is a model and standard of the junior and senior middle schools in the country; in the future all junior and senior middle schools across the country should be built up to the level of Pyongyang Middle School for Orphans.

Looking up to Comrade Kim Jong Un who was going round various places of the school with ardent love for the rising generation, showing meticulous concern so that everything could be perfect, the officials were deeply moved.

That day the officials made up their mind to fulfil their responsibilities and duties in firmly preparing the younger generation to be reliable pillars who would shoulder the future of the country, true to the noble intention of Comrade Kim Jong Un.