1, personal safety awareness education: including safety awareness training, self-protection awareness, emergency handling knowledge, etc.
2. Fire accident prevention: including fire source identification, fire safety knowledge, use of fire extinguishing equipment, evacuation and escape, etc.
3. Traffic safety education: including traffic rules, observing traffic laws and regulations, traffic safety knowledge, safe driving, safe riding, etc.
4. Emergency drills: including simulation training to deal with various dangerous events such as earthquakes and fires.
5. Information security education: including network security, mobile phone communication security and computer security.
6. Family safety education: including family safety knowledge, family fire prevention and common accident prevention.
Safety knowledge education content
1. Don't play and skate in dangerous places such as rivers, reservoirs, ponds and wells. When you go to these places for entertainment, you must be accompanied by your parents to prevent accidents such as drowning. Avoid hand-in-hand blind rescue when encountering a companion drowning, use wisdom to rescue and seek adult help immediately.
2. When watching games, performances or movies, queue up for admission, take your seats accordingly, and be a civilized audience. Go out with the team at the end of the game or performance, and don't crowd out at the peak of the appearance.
3. Don't buy and eat inferior foods and drinks sold by vendors at will, and don't buy "three no foods" with incomplete labels such as no trademark, no production date, no production unit and no shelf life. These "three-no foods" are often unqualified in hygiene quality, and eating and drinking them will be harmful to health.