Contents of the middle school safety blackboard report

Safety education is an eternal topic. In addition to external measures to protect student safety, students themselves should understand some basic safety knowledge and learn to protect themselves from harm. Below is the content of the safety blackboard report I compiled for middle schools. Welcome to read it. Middle school safety blackboard content 1

1. Traffic safety education.

Because thousands of people are killed in car accidents every day around the world. There may be many reasons, but lack of traffic safety awareness is one of the main reasons.

2. Public security and safety education.

Middle school students still lack the necessary defense capabilities. For example, when walking alone, they must maintain the necessary calmness and alertness when they are approached by a stranger; when they are alone at home, do not open the door casually and do not believe the words of strangers; Don't easily tell the other person that your parents are not at home on the phone; if someone is pestering you in a secluded place, run to a crowded place and shout for help; if you encounter someone, try to escape or remember the other person's characteristics so you can call the police, etc.

3. Activity safety education.

In physical education classes, students are strictly required not to bring hardware such as watches, pens, etc., especially for dangerous events such as single and parallel bars, javelin, and shot put. Not only must the standardization of movements be emphasized, but also discipline must be emphasized. seriousness. Even though there are only ten minutes between classes, accidents can happen if you don't pay attention to safety.

4. Food safety education.

Currently, some street snacks are very unhygienic. Some owners are driven by economic interests. Not only are their food not hygienic, some even give spoiled or even poisonous food to customers, endangering children. health and life.

5. Life safety education.

At home, many students do some housework within their ability and often come into contact with electrical appliances, so education on electrical appliance safety must be strengthened. Middle school safety blackboard report content 2: Ten common senses about food safety

Common sense 1: Western fast food is nutritious and don’t eat too much

Common sense 2: Colored sodas will affect physical development

Common sense 3 Eat as little or no puffed food as possible

Common sense 4 Do not eat nutritional supplements at will

Common sense 5 Eating jelly often will hinder nutrient absorption

Common sense 6 Primary school students should not drink too much cola and coffee

Common sense 7: Boiled water is the best drink for primary school students

Common sense 8: Excessive consumption of cold drinks for a long time is harmful to health

Common sense 9: Canned drinks Harmful to primary school students

Common sense 10: Drinking pure water for a long time will cause diseases. Middle school safety blackboard content 3: Fire safety common sense

Fire escape methods:

1. Must Analyze calmly and don’t act blindly.

2. Choose an escape method well and don’t panic.

3. Elevators are not allowed in buildings with fire.

4. If a fire occurs in a household appliance or gas stove, turn off the power or stove switch quickly. Do not pour water on the appliance, wires or gas stove.

5. Self-rescue methods in case of fire. If your body is on fire, you must not run, otherwise it will get worse and worse. You can try to take off your clothes and hats, but if you don't have time, you can tear them apart and throw them away. If it's too late, you can lie down and roll on the ground, or jump into a pond, pond, or river. If other people are present, you can use wet sacks, blankets, etc. to wrap up the fire on the person. Never use a fire extinguisher to spray directly on the person on fire, because the agent will cause wound infection.

Electrical safety knowledge

l. Do not touch wires, lamps and sockets with your hands.

2. Do not touch electrical appliances with wet hands or wipe them with wet cloth.

3. Electrical appliances should be unplugged after use.

4. If you find someone getting an electric shock, you should try to turn off the power in time; or use dry wooden sticks and other objects to separate the electrocuted person from the live electrical appliances; do not use your hands to save the person directly; if younger students encounter In this case, you should call an adult for help and do not handle it yourself to prevent electric shock.

5. Do not disassemble or install power lines, sockets, plugs, etc. at will.

Even simple things such as installing light bulbs must be turned off first and done under the guidance of parents.

Common sense on preventing illegal infringements

(1) How to report to the police if infringed by criminals

Elementary school students are vulnerable to direct threats and infringements from illegal criminals. It is difficult to prevent them on their own, and the most effective way is to report to the public security department.

1. The police phone number is 110. This number should be remembered so that you can call it in time if something unusual happens.

2. When calling 110, you must concisely and accurately report the location, time, parties involved, and case details to the public security department so that the public security department can dispatch personnel to deal with it in a timely manner.

(2) How to prevent strangers from breaking into your home

1. If you are at home alone, lock the courtyard door, security door, etc.

2. If someone knocks on the door, you must not open the door blindly. You should first observe the door mirror or ask through the door to find out the identity of the person. If it is a stranger, you should not open the door.

(3) Self-prevention when going out or in public places

1. You should memorize your home address, phone number, parent’s name, work unit name, address, and phone number. number, etc. so that you can be contacted in case of urgent need.

2. You must obtain parental consent before going out, and clearly inform your parents of your itinerary and approximate return time.

3. It is best to go together when going out for fun, shopping, etc. Do not go alone and act alone.

4. Do not accept money, gifts, toys, or food from strangers, and be vigilant when talking to strangers.

5. Do not hang your house keys on your chest or put them in your schoolbag. You should put them in your pocket to prevent them from being lost or snatched away by bad guys.

6. Do not go to remote streets or dark underground passages alone, or go to remote places alone.

7. Don’t take a ride from strangers.

8. Dress simply when going out, do not wear brand-name watches or expensive accessories, and do not show off your family’s wealth.

9. Keep the money and belongings you carry properly, and do not entrust strangers to take care of your luggage and belongings.

10. Do not accept invitations from strangers to travel with you or be guests.

11. Go home on time when you go out. If you are unable to return on time due to special circumstances, you should try to inform your parents.

Common sense on network security

l. Do not work in front of the computer screen for more than 1 hour at a time.

2. Don’t keep your eyes too close to the screen and sit in a straight posture.

3. Don’t set the screen too bright or too dark.

4. Go outdoors to breathe fresh air.

5. Don’t shop online casually.

6. Don’t indulge in online games or enter commercial Internet cafes.