Contents and data of safety education handwritten newspaper

Summary of Contents and Materials of Handwritten Report on Safety Education

Primary school (including special education schools) students' safety education mainly helps students to initially establish a safety concept, understand the basic knowledge of safety, be familiar with the use of alarm and call for help, have the preliminary judgment ability of danger, and master simple methods of avoiding danger and self-help. The following is the content information about the safety education handwritten newspaper I compiled, and you are welcome to refer to it!

Please remember:

1. On the way to and from school and holidays, students leave school and their parents supervise the time to achieve "four no swimming", that is, no parents or teachers do not go swimming; Don't swim with your classmates without permission; Swimming in waters without safety facilities, ambulance personnel and safety guarantee; Don't swim in unfamiliar waters.

2. Do not swim in water with warning signs such as "No swimming or dangerous water depth"; When you find your companion drowning, you should immediately call an adult for rescue, and you should not blindly go into the water for rescue, so as not to cause more casualties.

How to prevent drowning?

1. You must swim under the guidance of your parents (guardians). Swimming alone is the most prone to problems. If your companion is not a parent (adult), it is difficult to guarantee that you can get proper help when you are in danger.

People who are sick should not go swimming. Patients suffering from chronic diseases such as otitis media, heart disease, dermatosis, epilepsy and pinkeye, as well as patients with cold, fever, mental fatigue and physical weakness, should not go swimming, because these patients are not only prone to aggravate their illness, but also prone to cramps, accidental coma and life-threatening. Patients with infectious diseases are easy to infect others. In addition, female students are not allowed to swim during the special period of each month.

3. Avoid swimming on an empty stomach, because the blood sugar content in the human body decreases when you are hungry. If you swim at this time, you will feel dizzy and even faint and drown. At the same time, don't swim after eating and drinking, because the blood distribution changes, the blood supply to the brain is insufficient, and dizziness will also occur, causing danger. In addition, swimming after fatigue is easy to cause cramps or drowning due to lack of physical strength.

After taking part in strenuous exercise, you can't jump into the water to swim immediately, especially when you are sweating and hot, otherwise it will easily cause cramps and colds. When you are active in the water, when you feel cold, or when you have cramps, you should go ashore to rest.

5. Polluted (poor water quality) rivers and reservoirs, places with rapids and eddies, and rivers and lakes where two rivers meet and have a big drop are not suitable for swimming. Observe the swimming environment before entering the water. You can't swim here if there is a danger warning. Don't swim in rivers with fishing nets and aquatic plants, and don't swim in waters where schistosomiasis may occur.

6, bad weather such as thunderstorms, strong winds, sudden changes in weather, etc. It is also not suitable for swimming. Be sure to get ready for exercise before swimming and move your body away. If the water temperature is too low, wash your body with water in shallow water first, and then swim in the water after getting used to the water temperature; Students with dentures should take them off to prevent them from falling into the esophagus or trachea when choking.

7. Be self-aware of your water quality. Don't try to be brave after entering the water. Don't dive and snorkel rashly, and don't fight with each other, lest you drown by drinking water. Before diving, ensure that the water depth here is at least 3 meters, and there are no weeds, rocks or other obstacles underwater; It is safer to enter the water with your feet first.

8. If you suddenly feel unwell during swimming, such as dizziness, nausea, palpitation and shortness of breath. , should immediately go ashore to rest or call for help. In case of drowning, you can save people with bamboo poles, branches, ropes, clothes or floating objects, and call for help at the same time. Don't rush to save, wait for adults to save.

Safety knowledge handwritten newspaper materials:

When someone is found to be electrocuted, the power supply should be cut off first when rescuing the electrocuted person. Never pull the electrocuted person by hand before cutting off the power supply, otherwise the rescuers will get an electric shock.

If it is impossible to cut off the power supply, the rescuer should wear insulating rubber shoes, insulating gloves, or stand on a dry wooden board and use dry wooden sticks and bamboo poles. Pick up the wire on the electrocuted person.

Primary school students can't rescue electric shock because they are too young. They should call an adult to deal with it as soon as possible, and call "120" for a doctor to rescue them.

On campus, don't enter the main electrical room with the words "No admittance for idle people", and don't touch the main switch with your hands.

Safety education handwritten newspaper materials:

There are many wires around the house. Don't hang clothes on it to avoid danger.

When playing outdoors, stay away from high-voltage transmission equipment, power distribution rooms and other places. Don't fly kites near high-voltage lines, and don't play in the distribution room.

Don't fiddle with the switch with your hands, metal objects or pencil lead, and don't plug it into the socket hole. Don't drink water near the socket when drinking water or drinks, so as to avoid water or drinks splashing into the socket, causing short circuit and fire.

Safety education handwritten newspaper materials:

When chemicals splash into eyes, they should be washed with special water for eye washing in time, and other emergency measures should be taken.

Don't play dangerous games between classes, watch others participate in sports activities, pay attention to whether your position is safe or not, and avoid flying basketball and football from hurting yourself.

To participate in collective labor, you must abide by discipline, obey management and obey orders. Know the safety knowledge of this labor in advance, and don't enter the dangerous parts without the teacher's permission. Do not touch toxic and harmful substances, such as sulfuric acid and pesticides. Don't touch or play with electrical appliances and switches.

Safety and education handwritten newspaper materials:

1. Don't open the door easily when you meet strangers at home. If there is an unexpected visitor, you should identify yourself before opening the door. If you are not sure of your identity, call your parents or ask your neighbors for help.

Don't accept the invitation of strangers to see exhibitions, make movies, advertise, etc. There is no arrangement from parents or teachers, let alone going to a stranger's house to play.

If you are robbed by a bad guy on the road, don't fight with him. You can give him the money with you first, and try to remember the figure, appearance, accent and clothing characteristics of the bad guy, try to get out safely, and then report the case quickly.

Safety knowledge handwritten newspaper materials:

1. Collision avoidance. At present, most classrooms are relatively small in space, and there are many supplies such as tables, chairs and drinking fountains, so don't chase and fight in the classroom, do strenuous exercise and games to prevent bumping.

2. Anti-skid and anti-fall. The classroom floor is relatively smooth, so attention should be paid to prevent slipping and injury; When you need to climb up to clean and pick up things, please ask others to protect you and pay attention to prevent you from falling.

3. It is forbidden to play and chase in the corridor to prevent accidental injury.

Secure channel handwritten newspaper information:

The crosswalk line is a group of white parallel thick solid lines (zebra crossing). At intersections controlled by traffic lights, draw the range of crosswalk lines with two white parallel thick solid lines, indicating that pedestrians are allowed to cross the roadway.

Pedestrians must take the crosswalk when crossing the roadway. If there is a crosswalk signal, they must also follow it.

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