Class Convention for the Fourth Grade of Primary School [Convention on the Safety of the Sixth Grade]

Convention on the safety of sixth grade classes in Xingtian primary school

"Safety is more important than Mount Tai", in order to standardize the daily behavior of students in our class, enhance their safety awareness, ensure their health and ensure a peaceful learning environment. After observation, discussion and reflection, all the teachers and students in Grade 6 made the following class safety convention:

1. Abide by the Code for Primary Schools and the Code of Daily Conduct for Pupils, and abide by school rules and social ethics.

2. During school, you are not allowed to leave school without permission. If you have to leave school, you can leave with the consent of the class teacher.

3. Don't eat rotten, moldy, poisonous and spoiled food, don't drink raw water, pay attention to food hygiene and maintain good hygiene habits.

4. Arrive at school at the time stipulated by the school in the morning. After school, take the village as a unit and go home in time under the leadership of the team leader. Obey the traffic rules on the road. Don't play, chase cars, play football or cross the street. Don't ride in unsafe vehicles, play with fire, bathe in the river or do anything that hurts others.

5. Please don't climb over school walls, stair railings, basketball stands and classroom doors and windows. It is forbidden to climb the window to clean, and be careful when on duty. Don't throw things around the clean area of the classroom with a broom as a weapon, and don't throw things out of the classroom window or corridor to avoid hurting others.

6. Don't chase and fight in the classroom. The classroom is paved with floor tiles, which are slippery and easy to fall. The two corners of the podium are sharp, and the wall tiles stuck around the classroom walls are not firm and easy to fall off. If you chase and fight, it is easy to hurt people.

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7, are not allowed to chase slapstick in corridors, stairwells, playgrounds and other public places, deliberately crowded and play dangerous games. The balustrade in the stairwell is newly replaced, and it is not as firm as before. It is not allowed to help, lean on or jump over the balustrade, which may easily lead to collapse and personal injury. Up and down the corridor to the right, assemble and obey the command, walk in an orderly way, and it is forbidden to run and make noise.

8. Take good care of the classroom electrical facilities and avoid touching the classroom wire switch and power socket with hands or other objects. Report to the class teacher in time if the wires in the classroom are exposed and the electrical appliances are damaged. 9. Don't bring matches, firecrackers, controlled knives, toy guns, slingshots, wooden sticks and other sharp objects to school.

10, consciously abide by the classroom discipline, physical education class or other outdoor classes, to listen to the teacher's command, do not chase and fight. Collective activities inside and outside the school shall abide by the regulations and obey the arrangements. 1 1. Don't chase and fight, climb fences, climb trees or get close to dangerous places such as electricity on campus or on the highway. Pay attention to safety at work and don't associate with irresponsible people in society. 12. If you are sick, ask the teacher for leave. If you don't take time off to go home or go out for no reason, you will bear all the consequences of unsafe accidents, and the school will not bear any responsibility.

13, remember the following telephone numbers: fire 1 19, alarm 1 10, first aid 120, traffic accident 122, and you can call the police at any time.

14. study hard and remember the class safety convention. Every Friday, the class teacher leads the students to study and discuss at the class meeting.

I have carefully studied and remembered this class safety convention, and I am determined to stick to its provisions in my future study and life. Signature:

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Xingtian primary school sixth grade

2065438+September 2007

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