Safety precautions for outdoor activities in kindergartens

Safety precautions for outdoor activities in kindergartens are as follows:

1. Precautions for playing with large toys

1. Before activities, you should carefully check whether the activity venue and large toys are There are all hidden dangers and whether there are safety protection devices.

2. Count the number of children, check their clothing, and check whether they are carrying dangerous items.

3. Explain activity rules and safety requirements, and remind children to use correct methods and play games in an orderly manner.

4. Pay attention to individual children with weak constitutions and poor abilities, and provide individual care and protection.

5. During the activities, teachers should be divided into divisions of labor and each should be responsible for their own responsibilities.

6. After the activity, lead the children to do relaxation exercises to soothe their emotions. Count the number of people, check the clothing, and organize the children to return in an orderly manner.

7. Large toys should have obvious safety warning signs at dangerous points.

2. Precautions for large-scale out-of-kind activities

1. Kindergarten must consider whether out-of-kind activities meet the requirements of children’s safety and hygiene, and it is strictly prohibited to participate in activities that may endanger children’s personal safety.

2. Follow the "safety first" principle and implement the large-scale event declaration system. Large-scale out-of-school activities can be organized and implemented only with the approval of the superior education administrative department.

3. Conduct detailed surveys of the site, environmental safety, driving routes, transportation means, facilities, equipment, fire protection, evacuation routes, etc. in advance, and carefully investigate various safety hazards.

4. Contact the cooperative unit in advance to communicate the activity plan, scrutinize the details, take necessary safety measures within the foreseeable range as much as possible, and formulate an "Accident Plan for Outings".

5. Assign safety responsibilities to people and perform corresponding safety protection responsibilities.

6. Avoid organizing activities during high epidemic seasons.

7. Inform parents in writing before the activity, so that parents can clarify safety requirements and collaborate on educational work.

8. Provide safety education to children before and during activities to enhance their safety awareness and self-protection skills. Make arrangements for health care doctors, event site security, and safe dining arrangements.