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MYSTERIES OF MY SCHOOL

PART 2 - CHILDREN'S DAY MYSTERY 


When I was in 5th grade, one of my senior sisters passed away in school due to a heart attack. During a PET period, the PET staff asked her entire class to run around the ground twice. She was not feeling well that day. She struggled to complete the first round and, following the PET staff's command, continued to run around the ground once more. Suddenly, she fell to the ground, unable to breathe, and fainted. Her classmates took her to the PET staff, who immediately informed the Principal and called an ambulance to take her to the nearby hospital. The doctor later confirmed that she had already died on the way to the hospital.


That was the last Children's Day we celebrated by wearing colorful dresses. Since then, we were not allowed to wear colorful dresses on Children's Day instead we wear uniform. Many claim that her ghost still wanders the school campus, and some have even reported seeing her ghost at night. Some believe that her death in the school is the reason we are no longer allowed to wear colorful dresses on Children's Day.


The location of my school was once a graveyard. After some years, it was cleaned up, and as it is a Christian school, the area was developed into a small school after prayers by Christian priests. Some claim to have seen bones and skulls in the mud.

I do not know if these stories are true or just rumors, but it remains a mystery to me. I cherish my memories of primary school and long to revisit them.

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