School safety knowledge
There are many seemingly subtle things to be noticed in the classroom, otherwise it is equally dangerous in the classroom. The following are some of the points that need attention:
1. Crash protection. There are many tables and chairs in the classroom, so there should be no pursuits in the classroom, fights, severe sports and games to prevent bumps and injuries。
2. Slide and fall. Classroom floors are smooth, and care is taken to prevent slippages and injuries; when high-level cleaning is required, articles must be taken and protected against falling。
3. Crash protection. Whether the classroom is at the top or not, the body should not be taken out of the balcony or out of the window in case of an accident。
4. Protection against squeeze. The doors and windows of the classroom are easily pressed when they are switched on, and care should be taken to open the windows gently and to see if the hands of others are caught。
5. Fire prevention. No fire lighters, matches, fireworks, small firecrackers, etc., are brought to school, and there is no fire, fireworks, fireworks, etc。
6. Protection against accidental injury. Textures, such as nails and needles, without sharp, sharp tools such as cones, knives, scissors, etc., must be used in a teacher's direction and should be stored in a safe place and not be placed on tables or chairs at will to prevent accidental injury。
What should be noted for inter-curricular activities?
In daily intensive learning, inter-curricular activities can play a role in relaxing, regulating and properly resting. Inter-curricular activities should focus on:
1. The outdoor air is fresh and inter-curricular activities should be as outdoor as possible, but not far from the classroom, so as not to delay the courses below。
2. The intensity of the activities should be appropriate and not allow for intensive activities in order to ensure that there is no fatigue, concentration and satisfaction in continuing the course。
3. Activities should be carried out in a simple and simple manner, such as doing exercise, jumping ropes, etc。
4. The activities should be safe and avoid the dangers of spraining and injury。
School safety concerns
I. Indoor activities
In the classroom, there are many small, seemingly minor things that deserve the attention of fellow students, otherwise they are equally vulnerable. In particular, there are the following:
1. Prevention of bumps. There can be no pursuits and fights in the classroom to prevent bumps and injuries。
2. Slide and fall. Classroom floors are smooth and care is taken to prevent slippages and injuries。
3. Protection against squeeze. The windows should be opened gently so as to prevent fingertips from reaching yourself or others。
4. Protection against accidental injury. Sharp, sharp tools such as knives, scissors, etc., should be properly stored after use and should not be placed on tables and chairs at will to prevent accidental injury。
Ii. Intersessional activities
In daily intensive learning, inter-curricular activities can play a role in relaxing, regulating and properly resting. Inter-curricular activities should focus on:
1. Not to play in the stairs, corridors, aisles。
2. When walking on the stairs, corridors and aisles, be politely excused, without pre-emption or overcrowding, and walk in order by the right。
3. Be careful and slow at the turn and avoid collisions。
4. Non-hazardous toys go to school。
At 5:30 a. M., the stairs were not running or walking steadily, keeping distance and not pushing。
6. Dangerous sports activities such as single-baring may not be conducted without instruction from a teacher。
7. It is strictly forbidden to lie on the fence in the corridor and not to throw anything from upstairs。
It is strictly forbidden to run, chase and riot along the corridors。
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