School safety tips

1. Theft occurs

Once a theft occurs, students must respond calmly and do the following:

(1) Immediately report to the school security department or the local police station, while sealing and protecting the scene and not allowing anyone to enter. Do not turn over items on site, and do not rush to check if your items are missing. This is of great significance for public security personnel to accurately analyze, judge the scope of investigation and collect evidence.

(2) When a suspect is found, he should immediately organize his classmates to intercept him and strive to catch him.

(3) Cooperate with the investigation, answer questions raised by the public security department and security personnel in a realistic manner, proactively provide clues, and must not conceal the situation or fail to report it. The school security department and public security organs have the obligation and responsibility to keep the students who provide information confidential.

(4) If you find that your passbook has been stolen, you should report the loss to the bank as soon as possible.

2. Avoid fights

(1) Students should be united, polite, civilized and moral when getting along with each other, and prevent bad social trends such as loyalty and loyalty from eroding the campus.

(2) When conflicts arise between classmates over trivial matters in life (such as eating in the cafeteria, occupying seats in the library, playing sports on the court, etc.), they must be calm and restrained, learn to tolerate, and "step back and the sky will be brighter". Don't be impulsive or use fists and kicks.

(3) When you find a fight between classmates, the students at the scene should not stand by and watch, let alone add fuel to the fire. If you hold the same views or encounter fellow villagers being bullied, please do not add fuel to the flames and avoid group fights.

(4) When drinking at class reunions, the number of people and the amount of alcohol must be strictly controlled. Especially for those students who are prone to emotional agitation after drinking, it is more important to control the amount of alcohol they drink and advise them to drink less to prevent drunkenness from causing trouble and causing adverse consequences. Extended information

School safety is a very important part of the safety work of the whole society. It is directly related to whether young students can grow up safely and healthily, and to the happiness and tranquility of thousands of families and social stability.

In 1990, the World Health Organization issued a report that in most countries around the world, accidental injuries are the main cause of injury, disability, and death among children and adolescents. In our country, the highest accidental injury mortality rate for school-age children mostly occurs at school and on the way to school; among adolescents of different ages, the highest accidental injury mortality rate is among 15 to 19-year-olds.

Accidental injuries not only cause permanent disability and premature death of a large number of children, consume huge medical expenses, but also weaken national productivity. It not only brings pain and misfortune to children and families, but also causes huge burdens and losses to society, government and schools.

According to the survey, between 1999 and 2002, there were more than 360 student casualties in Beijing *** where schools compensated for financial losses, and more than half of them encountered difficulties in handling the accidents.

Therefore, campus safety issues have become a hot issue of concern to all sectors of society. Protecting every child and minimizing accidents that happen to them has become an important part of safety education and management in primary and secondary schools.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Campus Security