According to the people's government of anyang city, in recent days, many primary and secondary schools in yongan city have focused on student holiday safety education, focusing on the three main areas of safety outside the home, the internet and the home, through presentations, specialty work and collaboration at home。
In the area of outdoor security, security preparedness has become a priority with the increase in winter vacation travel programmes. The municipal fire and rescue division recommended that families should jointly prepare safety plans before travelling, that safe exits and instructions should be observed in view areas, that life-saving clothing should be regulated for participation in water projects, and that professional guidance should be given in the conduct of snow and ice activities. According to the municipal board of education, schools have introduced safe education classes before holidays, covering transport, fire protection, protection from drowning and winter tourism。
In the area of cyber security (885459), in response to the increase in “net contact” hours and increased risk for young people, municipal early light schools, etc., have been actively responding through the launch of initiatives and specialty practical exercises. For example, some schools have set up “my digital footprint” exercises to guide students in documenting the behaviour of the network; others have programme activities to enable students to understand the logic of fraud in practice. These initiatives are aimed at developing students ' awareness and critical thinking on cybersecurity (885459)。
With regard to home safety, schools work with families to strengthen vigilance and prevention. The primary school at yong andong street completes school safety screening before winter holidays and promotes home safety concerns, including through parent conferences, focusing on fire prevention, electrocution and gas poisoning prevention. The city's hanlin high school combines home safety and rule of law education to remind students not to believe in unknown information and to stay away from dangerous goods. Safety priorities include the non-disturbing of power and gas installations, the failure to open doors to strangers at home alone, rational use of the network and attention to dietary hygiene。
During the winter break, schools, families and society need to work together to integrate safe education into the details of life and to safeguard the safety of students。
