英文摘要 |
In recent years, campus fire cases often were heard in our society, and there is a rising trend. No school can prevent from the threat of arson. According to campus security analysis data of Ministry of Education in the past five years (2008-2012), the highest number of elementary schools were occurred including the school system at all levels (ex. kindergarten, elementary school, junior high school, and universities), showed elementary schools were more dispersed wider or remoteness, and be lack of manpower. It resulted in the weak and inadequate maintenance measures in campus security. Education, police, fire department and other relevant units should emphasis the issues.This study conducted a systematic analysis of elementary school campus. The first step consulted the campus arson prevention measures of United Kingdom, Japan, Australia and the United States, and then log on the National Fire Agency databases. There were 88 campus fire cases in Kaohsiung (including formerKaohsiung County) from 2008 to 2014 (7 years), including 22 arson cases (25%). It further investigated the arson periods, places, objects and practices, etc. The second step selected elementary schools which had occurred arson case in Kaohsiung, and invited six teachers, community and experts and scholars to implement semi-structured depth qualitative interviews in order to explore the characteristics by arson (including people, things, times, places, etc.), arson protection and risk factors, staff (including students) dealing with cases of arson and the viewpoints of the residents and other neighboring communities. Interview transcripts were written, and collecting and analyzing the data. The third step tried to integrate the foreign countries’ brand-new campus fire prevention measures, in-depth interviews analysis results to make concrete, effective and viable arson prevention measures in elementary schools. The research expected to connect campus and community in order to reduce campus damages and property losses, and improved the safety managements of staffs, students and community residents. |