#abilitiestraining# Introduction We all know that safety is the most important thing. Now campus safety is gradually being valued by us. Let children understand that campus safety knowledge can help children grow up safely. The following is a comprehensive collection of student safety knowledge shared by Kao.com. Welcome to read and reference!

1. Knowledge about student safety

1. Epidemic prevention safety

①Students should monitor their health status every morning, afternoon and evening, and proactively report if suspicious symptoms occur school and seek medical treatment promptly.

② On the way to and from school, try not to take public transportation. You should wear a mask at all times and be careful to keep a distance from others.

③Wash your hands frequently, using hand sanitizer or soap and running water before eating and after using the toilet.

④When coughing or sneezing, cover your mouth and nose with a tissue. If no tissue is available, use your elbow or clothing to cover it.

⑤During school, except for physical activity classes, masks should be worn at all times and the scope of activities should be minimized.

⑥Develop a good routine. Nap on time, go to bed early and get up early, and do moderate physical exercise to enhance your physical fitness and reduce the risk of infection.

2. Anti-drowning safety

① Do not be playful on the way to and from school, and do not go swimming, catching fish, shrimp, or playing in wild waters such as ponds, ponds, ditches, rivers, dams, and reservoirs. water and come home on time from school.

②When a friend wants to play in the water, he should be discouraged in time. If dissuasion fails, seek help from nearby pedestrians. If there are no pedestrians nearby, tell the teacher or parents as soon as possible.

③ On the way to and from school, stay away from dangerous waters. If your schoolbag, shoes, stationery, etc. accidentally fall into the river, do not go into the water to pick it up yourself. You should go home and tell an adult.

④ When encountering a drowning companion, avoid holding hands to save others or blindly diving into the water to rescue, and rescue wisely.

3. Safety in school

During 01 recess activities

① Enter and exit the classroom in an orderly manner, keep to the right when going up and down the stairs, do not crowd or push each other, and prevent There was a stampede.

② Do not fight, chase or throw things to each other in the classroom, and avoid being injured by the edges of tables and chairs.

③Do not climb on the handrails or lie down at the classroom window to prevent slipping and falling.

　02 Class time

①During physical education class, do not climb on sports equipment or do dangerous actions. If you feel unwell during training or competition, please inform your teacher promptly and seek medical treatment if necessary.

②Before the experimental class, listen carefully to the experimental steps explained by the teacher. Do not mess with chemical reagents in the laboratory because of your own curiosity. When doing experiments, conduct experiments under the correct guidance of the teacher.

　03 In campus life

①No controlled knives or illegal items are allowed into the campus.

② For campus bullying, you must be confident, brave, and have the courage to resist, and seek help from teachers, parents, and the police in a timely manner. Try to minimize your stay in dangerous areas, learn self-defense, and make friends cautiously.

③When encountering extortion or road robbery, do not have a head-on conflict with the other party. Tell your parents or call the police immediately afterwards.

IV. Traffic Safety

① On the way to and from school, you must abide by traffic regulations: stop at red lights, go at green lights, yellow lights, etc.; do not chase or rush when crossing the road. , do not run hard, do not accelerate suddenly or turn back in the middle; do not climb over the guardrail and cross the road in the motor vehicle lane; pedestrians must use zebra crossings to cross the road.

②No one under 16 years of age can ride an electric bicycle on the road.

③ You must abide by the order when taking public transportation. When on the bus, you must sit firmly and hold yourself firmly, and you must not stick your arms, head, etc. out of the window without permission.

④ Do not eat in a moving car to prevent suffocation caused by biting your tongue or accidentally entering the respiratory tract during emergency braking.

⑤Sit in the back seat when taking a car.

⑥ Be alert to the blind spots of cars. Do not get close to the blind spots of cars when driving or reversing. Do not squat in front of the car to play, etc. Do not relax your vigilance at home or in the community.

5. Home Safety

01 Indoor Safety

① Do not get too close to windows, balconies or stair guardrails to avoid falling from high places.

②Do not play with electrical equipment, do not let electrical appliances get wet, and do not touch electrical appliances with wet hands or wet cloth.

③Stay away from loose and exposed threads, and do not disassemble or install power lines, sockets, plugs, etc. at will.

④Use kitchen supplies correctly and pay attention to gas safety.

⑤ Harmful items such as disinfectants are not allowed to be touched at will, and consumption is strictly prohibited.

⑥Escape in time to save yourself in case of fire, do not be greedy for money, and call the police for rescue in time.

　02 Elevator Safety

　①When entering or exiting the elevator, first confirm that the elevator has arrived before taking action.

②After entering the elevator, stand in a safe area. Do not stand against the door in case the elevator door suddenly opens.

③Do not put your hands next to the elevator door to avoid squeezing your fingers. Don't make dangerous moves.

④Do not slap, kick or jump at will to prevent the elevator from falling.

⑤Do not press the buttons next to the elevator casually to prevent the elevator from malfunctioning.

⑥ If you are trapped in the elevator, protect your own safety correctly and seek rescue.

6. Safety when going out

① Do not play or skate in dangerous places such as rivers, reservoirs, ponds, wells, etc. You must be accompanied by parents when engaging in recreational activities in these places. Prevent accidents such as drowning. When encountering a drowning companion, avoid blindly holding hands to rescue them. Rescue wisely and seek adult help immediately.

② Be vigilant about the safety of fitness equipment in communities, parks and other areas, and do not do dangerous actions.

③ Pay attention to warning signs and prohibition signs. Stay away from manhole covers, sewer openings, places with warning signs and prohibition signs, do not go to dangerous places, and do not take dangerous actions.

④Do not fly kites or play ball games where there are cables or wires in the air.

⑤When watching a game, performance or movie, line up to enter, take your seat according to the number, and be a civilized audience. When the game or performance is over, go out with the team and do not crowd outside during the exit rush.

VII. Fire safety

① Do not play with matches, lighters and other items at home, do not light fires at will, and prohibit the use of fire in flammable and explosive areas.

② If you find a fire, call the police immediately and call 119. It is not recommended to put out the fire alone. If it burns quickly, you can wet a towel to cover your mouth and nose, bend down to avoid the smoke, and escape to an open place. Do not ride In the elevator, don't crowd with people.

③ Prepare the "four treasures" for fire safety at home: fire extinguishers, smoke masks, gas alarms, and fire blankets.

8. Food safety

① Consciously develop good personal hygiene habits. Wash your hands before eating and after using the toilet.

②When purchasing packaged food, be sure to read the trademark, production date, shelf life, etc. Do not buy or eat "three no's" foods and expired foods.

③Be careful to wash fruits before eating them raw. Do not eat rotten or spoiled fruits.

④Do not overeat to prevent indigestion. You must eat in moderation, and do not eat too much, which may cause gastrointestinal discomfort.

9. Network Security

① Use the Internet healthily and limit your time online.

② Be wary of strangers who actively add friends on the Internet, be cautious when joining group chats, and be sure to ask an adult to verify the identity of the other party before adding strangers or joining a strange group.

③Parents should take good security measures for their own mobile payment. Do not easily inform their children of mobile payment passwords, bank payment passwords and other important information, and tell their children not to blindly scan QR codes, let alone blindly click on sources. Unknown link.

④View the role of the Internet correctly, identify bad information, reject the temptation of harmful and vulgar information, learn to control, and learn self-discipline.

⑤Do not quarrel with others, abuse or expose other people’s privacy online.

2. Knowledge about student safety

Traffic safety

1. Do not be late or leave early. If you cannot arrive at school on time or leave school early, you must ask for leave; do not go Internet cafes, bars, dance halls, game halls and other places.

2. Walk on the sidewalk and keep to the right; cross the road and use zebra crossings, overpasses or underground passages; do not run red lights or climb over barriers; do not play on the road or around vehicles.

3. When taking a school bus, wear a seat belt; do not take tricycles, agricultural vehicles and other vehicles without passenger transport qualifications, and do not ride in strangers' vehicles.

4. Do not ride bicycles on the road if you are under 12 years old, do not ride an electric bicycle if you are under 16 years old; do not look at mobile phones or listen to music while walking or riding, and do not ride on motor vehicle lanes.

5. Road sections prone to debris flows, landslides, landslides and other disasters should be avoided or detoured.

Campus activities and accident protection

Anti-collision and squeezing

1. Do not treat school public facilities as recreational facilities and do not chase around sports equipment. Noisy, no dangerous games.

2. Keep to the right and walk slowly when going up and down stairs and corridors, without pushing, and avoid crowding in crowded places such as canteens and auditoriums. Pay attention to order and avoid stampeding.

3. Gaps in classroom doors, windows, etc. can "bite" and are very dangerous. Especially when opening and closing, it is easy to crush your hands. Therefore, do not put your fingers and other body parts into the gaps.

4. Do not bring dangerous items to school: lighters, matches, candles, firecrackers, scissors, knives, pointed objects, etc. Do not allow children to bring them to school. Refuse to play with dangerous toys such as imitation knives and guns, and do not do or imitate dangerous actions.

Anti-fall

1. Regardless of whether the classroom is on a high floor, do not stick your body out of the window or guardrail, let alone climb to high places to play.

2. Try not to lean on the stair railings. Some railings have too large gaps, some railings are not high enough, and some railings have become rusty over time, which poses hidden dangers.

3. Don’t be aggressive when climbing, such as cleaning glass, playing with classmates, climbing trees, climbing walls, climbing school gates, etc.

Drowning prevention

1. Stay away from fish ponds and bonsai on campus and be careful not to slip and fall.

2. You are not allowed to play or skate in dangerous places such as rivers, reservoirs, ponds, wells, etc. You must be accompanied by a guardian when engaging in recreational activities in these places to prevent accidents such as drowning.

Preventing sports injuries

1. When students participate in sports meets, military training, physical exercise and other activities, they must be prepared to exercise to avoid accidents such as limb strains, and timely supplementation after exercise Moisture and ensure rest.

2. School playgrounds are often mixed-use comprehensive venues. Children play various ball games, skipping ropes, and hide-and-seek on the playground at the same time, which is prone to collisions and sports injuries. Schools should divide areas reasonably.

Prevent electric shock

Do not touch or wipe the casing of electrical appliances with wet hands or wet cloth; if you find damaged wires, lamp holders, or sockets, report them to the teacher in time.

Dormitory fire safety

1. Do not connect the power supply privately.

2. Do not use high-power electrical appliances illegally: rapid heating, induction cooker, small hot pot, etc.

3. Do not bring in or keep flammable and explosive items: alcohol, fireworks, firecrackers, etc. Do not expose lighters, pesticides and other items to the sun.

4. Turn off the power in time when going out, and unplug the charger, power bank, computer, etc. in time. The charger will store heat for a long time.

Laboratory fire safety

1. Some fire-fighting equipment should be stored in the laboratory, and experimental personnel must ensure that they can use it and have the ability to respond to emergencies.

2. The use of fireworks is strictly prohibited in the laboratory. All flammable and explosive items must be kept at a certain distance from fire sources and power sources, and must not be stacked randomly.

3. Overloading of electricity is not allowed in the laboratory. Aged wires of experimental equipment must be replaced in time. Lines must be inspected regularly to ensure that power is cut off when people leave.

4. Combustible gas cylinders and combustion-supporting gas cylinders must not be mixed and placed. Various cylinders must not be close to heat sources or open flames. Sun protection measures must be provided, and collisions and knocks are prohibited.

Canteen Fire Safety

1. Do not carry flammable and explosive items and do not smoke.

2. Students are not allowed to enter the kitchen without permission.

3. If you find that the wires are aging, be sure to tell the administrator to replace them in time.

Fire safety in teaching buildings

1. Keep fire safety evacuation channels clear.

2. Smoking and flammable and explosive items are not allowed in the classroom, and fire-fighting facilities are not allowed to be damaged at will.

3. If a fire occurs, do not crowd, follow the instructions and evacuate in an orderly manner.

Home-school collaboration

1. Students must ask for leave if they cannot arrive at school on time, and must apply for approval if they leave school early. Communication between home and school must be timely.

2. The school regularly informs parents of relevant safety knowledge and prevention requirements, and provides guidance and reminders.

3. Parents take the initiative to learn safety prevention knowledge, master safety requirements, conscientiously carry out family safety education, and perform guardianship responsibilities.

4. When children go out for activities during holidays, parents should know where they are going, what they are about, when they will return, and their companions. They should strengthen safety education in advance and ensure safety.

5. Parents should actively support students to participate in safety education and publicity activities organized by the school to enhance safety work.

3. About student safety knowledge

Student campus safety tips

1. Pay attention to safety when playing after school time

After school time is mainly Be well rested and well prepared for class. When class is over, do not push or push around in the hallway or chase after each other on campus. To avoid collision with each other and causing injury.

2. Don’t play dangerous games among classmates

Playing games can increase knowledge and exercise. However, some games are very dangerous, ranging from injurious to life-threatening. Do not use glass toys, violent toys (slingshots, bows and arrows, toy guns that fire bullets), or toys containing chemicals.

3. Self-protection in sports activities

Regular participation in sports activities can enhance your physical fitness and better learn cultural knowledge, but you must pay attention to safety:

First, put on rubber-soled sports shoes before exercising. Sports shoes have high elasticity and friction, while shoes with plastic soles are hard and slippery, making them unsuitable for exercise.

Second, you must carefully prepare your whole body for activities, otherwise muscle strains, sprains, fractures, etc. may occur.

Third, before exercising, girls should take off hairpins, plastic or glass ornaments, and boys should not carry knives and other sharp objects under their clothes.

Fourth, perform equipment exercises under the protection of teachers or peers; such as single pole and double pole exercises, strictly follow the teacher's requirements, especially when throwing javelin and shot put, do not throw without permission Take it out or retrieve it, otherwise you may be hit and injured, or even life-threatening.

Fifth, once you fall, don’t get up in a hurry, and don’t move the injured student around. Wait for the school doctor or teacher to deal with it.

Sixth, do not drink cold water after exercising in summer. You can drink some light salt water to prevent heatstroke. Wipe off sweat and put on clothes in time after exercise, and do not take a shower immediately to prevent colds. Do not do strenuous exercise before or after meals and before going to bed.

4. Do not light mosquito coils or candles in the dormitory

The dormitory is a place for rest. Some students study very hard and often use flashlights to read for a while after turning off the lights. Some even use candles for lighting. In fact, this is not advisable behavior. Because this affects the rest of others and cannot ensure that you get adequate rest, and there are potential safety hazards. In addition, in summer, some students like to use mosquito coils to repel mosquitoes, which can also cause fires. Because when you are asleep, turning around sometimes causes the quilt or clothes to fall from the bed onto the mosquito coils, causing a fire.

5. Do eight "don'ts"

1) Don't pour boiling water out of the window.

2) Don’t stand on the windowsill to clean the glass.

3). Don’t wear glasses when playing ball.

4). Don’t charge while eating.

5) Don’t chase and push after class.

6). Do not climb the fence to enter or exit the campus.

7) Don’t run up and down the stairs.

8) Don’t gather people to fight.

4. About student safety knowledge

Safety knowledge in physical education classes and sports activities

1. Self-protection measures for sports on the playground:

1. Preparation: Change to rubber-soled shoes, which are non-slip and increase elasticity. Girls take off hairpins and other accessories and keep nothing in their pockets. Prepare your whole body for activities to prevent muscle strains and sprains.

2. Obedience: Do equipment exercises under the guidance of the teacher. For throwing exercises, listen to the command and move out of the way to avoid collisions.

3. Seriousness: If you laugh and laugh during mat exercises, you may easily sprain your neck and damage your spine or brain.

4. Treatment: Once injured, don’t worry. Moving and rubbing will aggravate the injury. Please ask the school doctor to treat the wound. The injury must be fully healed before exercising.

2. Precautions for recess activities:

During the intense learning process every day, recess activities can play a role in relaxation, adjustment and proper rest. The following aspects should be paid attention to during recess activities:

1. The outdoor air is fresh, and recess activities should be done outdoors as much as possible, but not far away from the classroom to avoid delaying subsequent courses.

2. The intensity of the activities should be appropriate, and no strenuous activities should be done to ensure that you are not tired, focused, and full of energy when you continue in class.

3. The activities should be simple and easy, such as exercises, games, etc.

4. Pay attention to safety during activities and avoid risks such as sprains and bruises.

3. Things to pay attention to when attending physical education classes:

Most physical education classes involve whole-body exercises, a large amount of activity, and the use of many sports equipment, such as single and parallel bars and shot put. ...So for the sake of safety, you must dress appropriately during class.

1. Do not put keys, knives and other hard, sharp objects in your jacket or pants pockets.

2. Do not wear various metal or glass decorations.

3. Do not wear various hairpins on your head.

4. Try not to wear glasses.

5. Do not wear plastic-soled shoes or leather shoes. Instead, wear sneakers or general rubber-soled cloth shoes.

6. Clothes should be loose and fit, and do not wear clothes with many buttons, zippers or metal accessories. Sportswear should be worn if possible.

IV. Safety matters that should be paid attention to when taking physical education classes:

Physical education classes are an important course for exercising and enhancing physical fitness in primary and secondary schools. The training content in physical education classes is diverse, so the safety precautions vary depending on the training content and the equipment used.

1. Sufficient preparation activities must be done before sports activities, and relaxation and finishing activities must be done at the end to prevent injuries.

2. Sprinting and other events must be conducted according to the prescribed runway, and cross-tracks are not allowed. This is not only a requirement for competition, but also a guarantee of safety. Especially when you are sprinting towards the finish line, you must abide by the rules, because at this time, the momentum of the human body is very strong, and the energy is concentrated on the competition, leaving the mind unguarded. Once they trip over each other, they may be seriously injured.

3. When doing long jump, you must strictly follow the teacher’s instructions for running and taking off. Before taking off, the front foot should hit the wooden take-off board, and after taking off, it should fall into the sand pit. This is not only a technical essential for long jump training, but also a necessary measure to protect physical safety.

4. When conducting throwing training, such as shot put, discus, javelin, etc., you must follow the teacher's instructions, follow the instructions and prohibitions, and do not be careless in the slightest. Some of these sports equipment are hard and heavy, and some are equipped with sharp metal heads at the front. If used without permission, they may hit others or themselves, causing injuries or even life-threatening injuries.

5. When training on horizontal bars, parallel bars and high jumps, a mat with a thickness that meets the requirements must be prepared under the equipment. If you jump directly to the hard ground, it will injure the leg joints or the back of the head. When doing single and parallel bar movements, various effective methods should be adopted to prevent the hands from slipping when holding the bar, and to avoid falling from the bar and causing physical injury.

6. When doing leap training such as vaulting and box jumping, there must be a springboard in front of the equipment and a protective pad behind the equipment. At the same time, teachers and classmates must stand beside the equipment for protection.

7. For mat sports such as front and back rolls, push-ups, sit-ups, etc., you must be serious when performing the movements and do not play around to avoid sprains.

8. When participating in the training of basketball, football and other sports, you must learn to protect yourself, and do not hurt others by being reckless in the fight. In these highly competitive sports, conscious compliance with competition rules is important for safety.

5. Knowledge about student safety

Campus safety precautions

1. Traffic safety: educate students to abide by traffic rules. Develop the habit of walking according to the traffic signals; do not fight for the right of way; do not pick up a car; do not drive in the opposite direction; do not ride on your back; do not climb over highway guardrails.

2. Food safety: Pay attention to food hygiene. Do not eat expired or moldy food; do not buy "three no's" products; students who live on campus do not eat or buy meals off campus.

3. Electricity safety: do not connect wires in classrooms, dormitories and other places without permission; do not touch electrical appliances with wet hands; do not use electric mattresses, electric stoves, water heaters and other electrical appliances in dormitories; report any exposed wires promptly ; Do not play with low-voltage electrical appliances; do not approach high-voltage electrical appliances.

4. Dormitory safety: Do not stand or ride on the balcony railing; do not throw things down from the dormitory building; do not jump from high places; pay attention to the safety of getting in and out of bed at night.

5. Safety in physical education classes and experimental classes: When taking physical education classes, you must be aware of precautions and do not throw equipment at will. During the experimental class, the operating procedures must be strictly followed, and the equipment and medicines must not be used arbitrarily, and no chemicals should be brought out of the laboratory.

6. Safety in daily behavior: Do not bring knives, fire or other dangerous items into the campus; it is strictly prohibited to seduce outsiders to come to the school to cause trouble or fight; do not enter Internet cafes, game rooms, dance halls and other entertainment venues; do not enter the stairs , fights and jostling in the corridors; keep to the right when going up and down stairs, no crowding, no jostling.