1. Take precautions against all kinds of safety hazards caused by fog, rain, snow, freezing and other weather. In freezing rain and snow, there is ice and snow on the road, so be especially careful on the way to and from school. You can't slide instead of walking to avoid falling. When crossing the road, try to stay away from the motor vehicle, pay close attention to the road conditions, and prevent yourself from being injured when the motor vehicle brakes are out of control. In foggy days, slow down on the road and observe carefully to prevent accidents. It is dangerous for students not to go to school by bike in winter.

2. Obey the traffic rules and take the initiative to avoid driving vehicles. To cross the road, you should "stop once, look twice and cross three times". It is best to go to school together.

Don't stick any part of your body out of the car when riding a bike. You can't get off the bus until it stops. Do not take non-passenger vehicles and overloaded vehicles such as unlicensed vehicles.

Second, school safety:

1. Consciously abide by the school rules and disciplines, learn to live in harmony with others, unite and be friendly, help each other, be calm and restrained when things go wrong, be tolerant and forbear, and not fight.

2. Do a good job in cold protection and wear more clothes when the weather is cold to prevent colds and frostbite.

Don't chase and fight on the stairs or campus between classes.

4. When class is over, school is over or there is an emergency, go downstairs quickly and orderly, and don't be crowded to avoid a stampede accident.

5. It is not allowed to bring matches, lighters and other fire sources into the school.

Third, the safety of extracurricular activities:

1. Don't wear roller skates, play roller skates, play in the streets or highways, chase, fight or watch the scene of the accident.

Parents should always educate their children not to play near frozen rivers and ponds, let alone skate on ice.

3 to carry out publicity and education on fire prevention, fire fighting and fire escape knowledge. Don't set off fireworks during the festival. Students are strictly forbidden to play with fire in the wild.

Fourth, food safety:

1. Regularly educate children about food hygiene and safety, understand relevant hygiene knowledge and form good habits.

2. Do not eat rotten, moldy, insects, unclean or other fake food, and do not drink raw water.

3. It is necessary to effectively control students' pocket money and prevent students from buying snacks indiscriminately.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Family safety:

1. Learn to use household appliances, gas cookers and water heaters correctly, and it is strictly forbidden to pretend to understand and feel around.

Don't tell strangers your home and phone number.

3. Families who use coal for cooking and heating in winter should ensure ventilation to prevent gas poisoning.

Six, disease prevention and control:

1. Reduce outdoor activities and try not to go to places with complex and dense people.

2. Do a good job in personal hygiene and family hygiene, keep the air circulating and clean, and prevent influenza.

If you feel unwell, you must see a doctor as soon as possible. If you have symptoms such as fever and cough, you should seek medical advice in time to avoid delaying your illness.

4. Strengthen exercise and increase or decrease clothes in time.

Seven, emergencies:

1. In case of emergency, be calm, resourceful and decisive, ask for help, and report to parents and schools in time.

2. In the case of strong wind and heavy snow, avoid solid buildings.