Children are more serious. Please pay attention to the responsibilities of schools and guardians according to the Measures for Handling Students' Accidental Injuries issued by the Ministry of Education.

If any of the following circumstances causes a student injury accident, the school shall bear corresponding responsibilities according to law:

(a) school buildings, venues, other public facilities, and school supplies, teaching and living facilities and equipment provided to students do not meet the standards prescribed by the state, or there are obvious unsafe factors;

(two) the school's security management system, such as public security, fire protection, facilities and equipment management, has obvious omissions, or management confusion, there are major security risks, and failed to take timely measures;

(3) The medicines, food and drinking water provided by the school to the students do not meet the relevant national or industrial standards and requirements;

(four) the school organized students to participate in education and teaching activities or extracurricular activities, and failed to carry out corresponding safety education for students and failed to take necessary safety measures within the foreseeable scope;

(five) the school knows that teachers or other staff members suffer from diseases that are not suitable for education and teaching, but fails to take necessary measures;

(6) The school, in violation of relevant regulations, organizes or arranges underage students to engage in labor, sports or other activities that are not suitable for minors;

(seven) students with special physical fitness or specific diseases are not suitable for participating in certain educational and teaching activities, which the school knows or should know, but has not given the necessary attention;

(eight) students in school during the sudden illness or injury, the school found, but did not take corresponding measures in time according to the actual situation, resulting in increased adverse consequences;

(nine) school teachers or other staff members in the course of performing their duties corporal punishment or corporal punishment in disguised form, or in violation of job requirements, operating rules, professional ethics or other relevant provisions;

(10) When school teachers or other staff members are responsible for organizing and managing underage students, they find that students' behaviors are dangerous, but they fail to conduct necessary management, warning or stopping;

(eleven) leaving school without authorization and other information directly related to the personal safety of underage students, which was discovered or known by the school, but failed to inform the guardian of underage students in time, resulting in the injury of underage students from the protection of guardians;

(twelve) other circumstances in which the school fails to perform its duties according to law.

The guardian of a student or minor student shall bear corresponding responsibilities in accordance with the law in any of the following circumstances due to his fault:

(1) Students violate laws and regulations, social public codes of conduct, school rules and regulations or disciplines, and carry out behaviors that should be known to be dangerous or possibly harmful to others according to their age and cognitive ability;

(two) the behavior of students is dangerous, and the school and teachers have warned and corrected it, but the students do not listen to dissuasion and refuse to correct it;

(3) The student or his guardian knows that the student has a special physique or suffers from a specific disease, but fails to inform the school;

(4) The guardian knows or has been informed by the school that the minor student's physical condition, behavior and mood are abnormal, but fails to perform the corresponding guardianship duties;

(five) the guardian of the student or minor student has other faults.

Eleventh schools arrange students to participate in activities, because of the fault of the operators who provide venues, equipment, transportation, food and other consumption and services, or the organizers of off-campus activities, resulting in student injury accidents, the fault party shall bear corresponding responsibilities according to law.