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In the new semester, what safety hazards should children avoid on the way to school and on campus? What should you do if you meet a stranger? Safety is no small matter, parents and children should hurry up to learn about these safety details. Schools and parents should help children improve their traffic safety awareness and self-protection capabilities. Remember the \”six don\’ts\”: ● 1. Pay attention to the road conditions and do not suddenly open the door and get out of the car. ● 2. Do not cross or run across the road. ● 3. Don’t play or play on the road. ● 4. Do not climb over the guardrail. ● 5. Do not lower your head to listen to music or read a book while walking. ● 6. Don’t rush to get on or off when taking buses or subways. When parents drive to pick up or drop off their children, in order to ensure safe and smooth roads around the campus, please park in designated locations and pay attention to the traffic safety of pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles. If there is heavy traffic, please queue up consciously, wait patiently, and pass in turn; when there is road congestion, be careful to overcome your anxiety, do not blindly overtake or merge at will, and cooperate with the command and guidance of the on-site police. On campus, some inconspicuous details may be overlooked, but they have great safety risks. Parents and teachers need to establish common sense of safety hazards in their children and develop good living habits from an early age. Specifically: ● 1. Do not bring controlled knives, dangerous toys and any tools that can harm others into the school, and do not bring fruit knives. campus. ● 2. Do not bring tinder into the campus. Such as lighters, firecrackers, etc. ● 3. Do not climb school walls, trees or dangerous objects. ● 4. Take civilized breaks during class, do not play dangerous games, and live in harmony with classmates. ● 5. Don’t run fast during recess activities, and don’t rush up and down stairs. Anti-drowning safety education for primary school students, etc., comprehensive protection of children\’s safety encyclopedia 100-lesson audio. The new school year has begun. When the seasons change, it is a period of high incidence of many diseases. Food is prone to spoilage, so we must pay attention to food hygiene and safety. ● 1. Wash your hands frequently. Intestinal infectious diseases are mainly transmitted through the mouth. Therefore, hand hygiene is very important. Wash your hands with running water. ● 2. Drink more water. The climate in autumn is dry and the dust content in the air is high. The human nasal mucosa is easily damaged. Drink more water to keep the nasal mucosa moist, which can effectively resist the invasion of viruses, and is also conducive to the excretion of toxins in the body and purifying the internal environment. Do not drink raw water. ● 3. Eat more fruits and vegetables, and increase your intake of water and vitamins appropriately. ● 4. Open windows frequently for ventilation to keep indoor air fresh. Dry bedding frequently, change and wash clothes frequently, and maintain good personal hygiene. ● 5. Insist on physical exercise and increase outdoor activities appropriately. After school starts, there will be more electrical appliances and daily necessities for students in the dormitories, and potential safety hazards will obviously increase. Students who live in the dormitories must take precautions. ● 1. Do not light candles to read after lights out. ● 2. Do not store fireworks and other flammable and explosive items in the dormitory. ● 3. Do not connect electrical wires privately in the dormitory. ● 4. If any abnormality is found in electrical appliances, please report it to the dormitory teacher immediately. ● 5. When leaving the dormitory, be sure to check and close the power supply of doors, windows, lights, fans, chargers and other electrical equipment. ● 6. Take care of your keys. ● 7. Pay special attention to the safekeeping of valuables.● 8. If you find suspicious people in or around the dormitory, you should be more vigilant and pay more attention. In the beginning of the school year, fraud prevention education cannot be taken lightly. We must enhance our prevention awareness and take the \”compulsory courses\” on fraud prevention. ● 1. Pretend to be a school employee to commit fraud. When encountering a stranger who claims to be a teacher from our school entering the dormitory, you must be vigilant. ● 2. Pretend to be students’ parents to commit fraud. Be wary of “student parents” who have not known you long enough to ask for help or who are in a position to provide help. ● 3. Obtain mobile phone numbers for fraud. Do not disclose personal information to strangers easily. Don’t panic when you receive phone calls or text messages such as “your child is suddenly ill or in a car accident” or “the class teacher charges fees”, and don’t easily send money to the other party. You should contact the school, class teacher, etc. directly to avoid being deceived. ● 4. Telecommunications fraud. WeChat groups, downloading apps, clicking on links and other related notifications, do not trust others or click on unknown network links at will. If you want to confirm whether it is true, do not call back or dial the number provided by the other party. You can call the number disclosed by the relevant unit. ● 1. Don’t eat food given by strangers. If you encounter someone you don’t know and talk to you when you go out alone, you should be more alert. You should not eat or drink food or drinks given by strangers, and you should not follow strangers to other places. ● 2. If you encounter money robbery or extortion, please inform your parents or teachers immediately. ● 3. In the event of a traffic accident, remember the license plate number of the vehicle involved and call the police promptly. ● 4. Do not introduce private information such as family property and family members to others, and do not disclose your home phone number to others casually. ● 5. Once you encounter someone who is entangled, dial 110 to call the police immediately. Cai Jingkun, education consultant of the China National Council on Related Affairs and Work, summed up 10 questions that parents must test their children to help them learn to protect themselves and respond correctly when encountering emergencies. Question 01: You go to school alone, and when you are halfway there, an uncle calls your name and says, \”Your father asked me to take you to school, get in the car quickly.\” What should you do? Children often show hesitation when facing strangers, but they may also be tempted. Parents should remind their children: Never get into a stranger\’s car. Thank them and refuse in kind: \”I\’ll walk there by myself. I\’m almost there.\” If you find that the car is still following you, go to a crowded place on the road, or ask passers-by for help. Question 02: You go home from school alone, and there is a pregnant aunt in front of you crying and saying: \”My stomach hurts so much that I can\’t walk. My home is not far in front. Please take me home.\” What should you do? Parents should tell their children: If you are just asking for directions, you can give directions to your aunt, but you must not lead the way. You need to leave the task of guiding the person to the adults around you: \”Go find that aunt (uncle)!\” or directly say, \”I\’ll call the police for you.\” Question 03: What should you do if a strange uncle picks you up in kindergarten, calls you by name, and says, \”I\’m your father\’s colleague. Something happened to your father. Please come with me to see him.\” In the face of such emergencies, first tell your child not to follow in a hurry, as what he says is probably false. If you don\’t know this uncle, ask the teacher to confirm it. The teacher needs to contact the child’s parents by phone.Only after confirming the visitor\’s name, appearance, clothing, mobile phone number and other information can the child be picked up. If you can\’t ask the teacher for help to confirm, stay in the kindergarten or classroom and don\’t move. Question 04: You are walking on a small road and find that there are always people following you. What should you do? You should stay calm, go home as soon as possible, do not play on the road, and do not run away or call for help, otherwise serious consequences may occur. Go to the main road where there are many people. If you find a police officer, you can ask the police for help, or ask a clerk at a nearby store for help, or call your parents. Question 05: On the street, senior students surround you and ask for money. What should you do? First, remember their clothing, appearance and other characteristics, and report them to the teacher and school. Secondly, when there is danger, you should \”sacrifice your money to save your life\” and never get into any dispute with them. Don\’t go to dark corners where there are few people. Question 06: You are alone at home, and a stranger knocks on the door and says, \”I\’m here to check the gas meter. Please open the door. I\’ll take a look and then leave.\” What should you do? When bad people knock on the door, they may make up all kinds of lies. Be sure not to believe them. Do not open the door under any circumstances. At this time, the child can pretend that there is someone at home, shout to his parents, say that someone is knocking on the door, and scare the bad guys away. If strangers say they are checking water, gas, etc., you can tell them: \”My mother has locked the door and will be back soon. I can\’t open the door now.\” Question 07: You were playing alone in the community and a strange aunt took it. There are so many delicious things for you, what should I do? Many children cannot resist temptation when faced with delicious food. Parents should tell their children: Many bad people will put medicine in food. After eating it, they will fall into coma and never see their parents again when they wake up. Therefore, you must not eat food given by strangers. If you want to eat it, tell your parents when you go home and they will definitely buy it for you. If a stranger insists on eating from you, you can go home immediately or ask a familiar elder in the community for help. Question 08: Your mother asked you to wait for her downstairs. She went upstairs to get something, and a strange uncle came over and called your name and said: \”Uncle has a lot of toys in the car, come and take a look.\” What should you do? Parents should remember not to let their children go out alone. If you leave for a short time, you should entrust your child to a trusted acquaintance and tell your child: they must stay here and cannot leave. Children can say to strangers: \”Mom won\’t let me go, she will be back soon.\” Question 09: You went to the mall with your mother and got separated. At this time, an aunt came over and said, \”I will take you to find your mother.\” What should you do? Children who are separated from their parents often panic and look for them everywhere. Children should be told: If a stranger takes you to find your mother, you must not go. You can seek help from the staff at the mall. Before entering public places, make an agreement with your children on where to meet up if they get separated, such as the entrance of a shopping mall, a certain iconic counter, etc. as a gathering place. Question 10 In the playground, you follow a child from the slide to the space capsule, and then from the trampoline to the air bed… After playing for a while, the child leaves and you find that you can\’t find your mother. What should you do? The playground is large, and children may find themselves in a \”strange place\” after playing for a long time. Do not cry or panic at this time. Parents should tell their children: Never leave without permission, stay where you are, and ask nearby staff to help find your parents.mother.