National Day Safety Reminder Content for Primary School Students

The content of the National Day safety reminder is as follows:

1. Traffic safety:

During the National Day, the traffic flow will be very heavy, so we should improve our safety when going out. Be alert, especially when crossing the street. We should choose a safe place to cross the road, do not run red lights, do not drive in the wrong direction, and obey traffic rules. Always observe the situation on the left and right and make sure there are no vehicles before crossing the road. Do not ignore your own safety for the sake of convenience.

2. Swimming safety:

The National Day falls in autumn, and the weather is getting cooler, but many people still choose to go swimming during the National Day. Although swimming is a great form of exercise, it also comes with many safety concerns. Before children swim, parents or teachers should first check the safety facilities of the swimming place and ensure that there are lifeguards at the swimming place.

During swimming, we must follow the instructions of the lifeguards and do not leave their sight. This is especially true for children who cannot swim. If an emergency occurs, please shout for help immediately and try to stay calm and do not panic.

3. Fire safety:

During the National Day, many families will use fireworks and firecrackers to celebrate. Such activities are very dangerous, especially for primary school students. We should stay away from the area where fireworks and firecrackers are released, and do not play with fire or light fireworks and firecrackers without permission. If you find someone setting off fireworks and firecrackers in an unsafe place, you must report it to your parents or teachers in time to avoid danger.

4. Prevent abduction and fraud:

During the National Day, there are many people traveling, and there will be some bad guys among them. They may take advantage of people's danger to abduct. In order to protect our own safety, we must keep the following points in mind: do not talk to strangers casually, do not get in the car with strangers, and do not believe what strangers say casually. If a stranger stops us, we should leave immediately and shout for help or find relevant personnel to ask for help.

5. Food safety:

During the National Day, it is easy for us to travel or eat out. In order to ensure our health, we must choose clean and hygienic restaurants or food stalls and avoid eating unclean food. When eating out, pay attention to the freshness of the food and whether it is heated and cooked to avoid food poisoning. At the same time, we must consciously keep the dining table and the surrounding environment clean, do not litter, and care for the environment.