Safety education handwritten newspaper content information

Summary of safety education handwritten reports

Safety education for primary school students (including special education schools) mainly helps students initially establish safety concepts, understand basic safety knowledge, and become familiar with calling the police and asking for help. How to use the phone, have the ability to initially judge danger, and master simple methods to avoid danger and save yourself. The following is the content of the handwritten newspaper on safety education that I have compiled. Everyone is welcome to refer to it!

Remember:

1. On the way to and from school, during holidays Students are freed from the supervision of schools and parents and must practice the "four no-swims", that is, they must not swim in the water privately without the guidance of parents or teachers; they must not swim with classmates without permission; they must not swim in swimming pools without safety facilities, rescuers, or safety guarantees. Swim in waters; do not swim in unfamiliar waters.

2. Do not play in the water in waters with warning signs such as "No swimming or dangerous water depth". When you find your companion drowning, you should immediately call for an adult to save you. You should not blindly go into the water to rescue. Avoid further casualties.

How to prevent drowning?

1. Swimming must be led by parents (guardians). Swimming alone is the most likely to cause problems. If your companion is not a parent (adult), it is difficult to guarantee that you will receive proper rescue in the event of danger.

2. People who are sick should not go swimming. Patients with chronic diseases such as otitis media, heart disease, skin diseases, epilepsy, and pink eye, as well as those with colds, fever, mental fatigue, and physical weakness should not go swimming because participating in swimming exercises for the above-mentioned patients will not only aggravate their condition, but also cause cramps, Accidental coma, life-threatening. People with infectious diseases can easily spread the disease to others. In addition, female students are not allowed to swim during special periods of the month.

3. Avoid swimming on an empty stomach, because the blood sugar level in the human body decreases when you are hungry. If you swim at this time, you will have dizziness symptoms, and you may even faint and drown. At the same time, avoid eating too much and swimming after drinking, because blood distribution changes and insufficient blood supply to the brain can cause dizziness and danger. In addition, swimming after being overtired can easily lead to cramps or drowning due to lack of physical strength.

4. After participating in strenuous exercise, do not jump into the water immediately for swimming, especially when you are sweating profusely and hot. Do not go into the water immediately, otherwise it may easily cause cramps, colds, etc. When you are doing activities in the water, you should go ashore and rest if you feel chilly or are about to get cramps.

5. It is not suitable for swimming in polluted (poor water quality) rivers and reservoirs, places with rapids and whirlpools, the intersection of two rivers, and rivers and lakes with large differences. Observe the swimming environment before entering the water. If there is a danger warning, you cannot swim here. Do not swim in rivers with fishing nets or a lot of aquatic plants, or in waters where schistosomiasis may be present.

6. It is not suitable to swim in bad weather such as thunderstorms, windy weather, sudden changes in weather, etc. Before swimming, you must do some preparatory exercises and move your body. If the water temperature is too low, you should first rinse your body with water in shallow water, and then swim in the water after adapting to the water temperature; students with dentures should remove their dentures to prevent them from falling into the esophagus or trachea when choking on water.

7. You must be self-aware of your own water nature. Do not show off after entering the water. Do not dive or swim rashly, and do not fight with each other to avoid drinking water and drowning. Before diving, make sure the water is at least 3 meters deep and there are no weeds, rocks or other obstacles underwater; it is safer to enter the water feet first.

8. If you suddenly feel uncomfortable while swimming, such as dizziness, nausea, palpitation, shortness of breath, etc., go ashore to rest or call for help immediately. If you encounter someone drowning, you can use bamboo poles, branches, ropes, clothes or floating objects to rescue while shouting for help. Do not rush to the rescue and wait for adults to come to the rescue.

Safety knowledge handwritten report information:

If someone is found to have been electrocuted, when rescuing the electrocuted person, you must first cut off the power supply. Before cutting off the power supply, never pull the person who received an electric shock with your hands, otherwise the rescuer will also get an electric shock.

If the power cannot be cut off, the rescuer should wear insulating rubber shoes or insulating gloves, or stand on a dry wooden board and use dry wooden sticks, bamboo poles, etc. to pick apart the wires on the person who was electrocuted. .

Because of their small size, primary school students cannot rescue electric shocks. They should call adults to deal with them as soon as possible and call "120" emergency number to let doctors come to rescue them.

In school, do not enter the main power room with the words "No one allowed to enter" written on it, and do not touch the main switch with your hands.

Safety education handwritten newspaper information:

There are many wires around the house. Do not hang or dry clothes on the wires to avoid danger.

When playing outdoors, stay away from high-voltage power transmission equipment and power distribution rooms. Do not fly kites near high-voltage lines or play in power distribution rooms.

Do not use your hands, metal objects, pencil leads, etc. to fiddle with switches, nor insert them into socket holes. When drinking water or beverages, do not drink near the socket to avoid spilling water or beverages into the socket and causing electrical short circuits and fires.

Safety education handwritten report materials:

When chemicals splash into the eyes, rinse them promptly with special eye flushing water, and take other first aid measures.

Don’t play dangerous games during recess activities. Watch others perform sports activities. Pay attention to whether your position is safe and avoid injuring yourself from flying basketballs, footballs, etc.

Participate in groups When working, you must abide by discipline, obey management, and obey instructions. It is necessary to understand the safety knowledge of this work in advance and do not enter dangerous parts without the permission of the teacher. Do not come into contact with toxic and harmful substances, such as sulfuric acid, pesticides, etc., and do not touch or play with electrical appliances and switches.

Handwritten safety and education information:

1. When meeting strangers at home, do not open the door easily. If an uninvited guest comes to visit, you must first identify yourself before opening the door. If you are unsure of your identity, call your parents or ask for help from a neighbor.

2. Do not accept invitations from strangers to exhibitions, movies, advertisements, etc. without arrangements from parents or teachers, let alone play at strangers’ homes.

3. If you are robbed by a bad guy on the road, don’t fight with him recklessly. You can first give him the money and goods you brought with you, and try to remember the bad guy’s figure, face, accent and clothing characteristics. Get out safely and report the crime quickly.

Safety knowledge handwritten report information:

1. Prevent collisions. At present, most classroom spaces are relatively small, and there are many desks, chairs, drinking fountains and other supplies. Therefore, you should not chase, fight, do strenuous sports and games in the classroom, and avoid knocking

2. Anti-slip and anti-fall. The classroom floor is relatively smooth, so be careful to prevent injuries from slipping; when you need to climb up to clean, pick up or place items, ask others to protect you and prevent injuries from falling.

3. Games, chasing and fighting in the corridors are prohibited to prevent accidental injuries.

Handwritten information on safe passage:

Pedestrian crossing lines are a set of white parallel thick solid lines (zebra crossings). At intersections controlled by traffic lights, two white parallel thick solid lines are used The area marked with crosswalk lines indicates that pedestrians are allowed to cross the roadway.

Pedestrians must walk within the crosswalk lines when crossing the roadway. If there is a crosswalk signal light, they must also follow the signal light instructions. ;