Welcome and introduction of the school: The first class usually begins with the speech and introduction of the school leaders. The school will welcome new teachers and students, briefly introduce the history, campus and staff of the school, and lay the foundation for the beginning of the new semester.

Learning goals and expectations: In the first class, the school will emphasize the importance of learning and encourage students to set learning goals and prospects. Educators usually encourage students to actively participate in various activities in schools and communities and encourage them to pursue Excellence.

Learning attitude and values: The first class is also a good opportunity to cultivate students' correct learning attitude and values. Educators may discuss the importance of learning, the value of perseverance, and core values such as respect for others and teamwork.

Social responsibility and civic awareness: Modern education emphasizes the cultivation of students' social responsibility and civic awareness. In the first lesson, the school may guide students to think about how to make positive contributions to society and the environment and become useful citizens.

School rules and regulations: The first lesson is also an opportunity to introduce school rules and regulations. The school will emphasize the importance of obeying the law and the responsibility of obeying the school rules.

Educational resources and support: Schools may introduce educational resources, such as libraries, laboratories and consultation centers. And provide opportunities for academic support and consultation.

Encourage communication and interaction: the school encourages students to establish good communication and interaction with teachers and classmates. This includes providing information such as courses and school activity calendars to help students and parents understand school life.

Learning resources and skills: the school may introduce learning resources, such as libraries, online learning platforms, academic support services, and the importance of cultivating learning skills.

Future prospects and incentives: The first lesson usually ends with encouraging students to actively meet future challenges and prospects. Educators may share some success stories to inspire students' confidence and motivation.

The first lesson aims to stimulate students' potential, provide them with a solid learning foundation, encourage them to actively participate in school and community activities, and cultivate good values and civic awareness. This is a wonderful beginning of a new semester, paving the way for students to study smoothly.