Legal analysis: At present, the winter and summer vacations have not been cancelled. While organizing study and discussion, we should carefully arrange summer work, conscientiously implement the five provisions of "reducing the burden", strengthen the contact between schools, families and communities, organize the study life and social practice activities of students during holidays, and let primary and secondary school students have a healthy, safe, civilized, pleasant and meaningful summer vacation.

Legal basis: Notice of the General Office of the Ministry of Education on strengthening legal education in primary and secondary schools, staying away from bad culture and having a safe and civilized summer vacation.

First, pay attention to legal education. Before the holiday, primary and secondary schools around the country should generally carry out a law-abiding and social morality education for primary and secondary school students, educate and guide students to enhance their legal concept, consciously resist all kinds of adverse cultural influences, and not participate in various forms of gambling activities and feudal superstitious activities; Do not read books, periodicals and videos containing obscene and horrible unhealthy contents, and refuse vulgar and obscene "pocket books"; Do not enter commercial dance halls and other entertainment places that are not suitable for minors; Don't do illegal things, put an end to all kinds of bad habits, cherish life and stay away from drugs. The form of education should be lively. You can hire the vice president of legal system and relevant experts to give lectures to students, strengthen the pertinence of legal education, and educate students to pay attention to public morality, maintain order, abide by national laws and regulations, and be civilized messengers during the summer vacation.

Second, stay away from Internet cafes and surf the Internet in a civilized way. It is necessary to educate primary and secondary school students to consciously abide by relevant laws and regulations, strictly self-discipline, and not to enter Internet cafes. When studying and entertaining online at home and school, don't log in or browse websites unsuitable for minors, and consciously resist the harm of bad information. Conditional schools should open computer network facilities to students and assign teachers to guide students to surf the Internet. Through parent schools, parent conferences, letters to parents and other forms, we should publicize the policies and requirements for minors not to enter Internet cafes, educate their children not to enter Internet cafes, and not to browse bad information, so as to earnestly assume the responsibilities of parents.