1, 1996, the international political commissar, together with the Ministry of Labor, the Ministry of Communications, the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Railways, issued a national notice on safety education for primary and secondary school students, officially designating the last week of March every year as the national safety education day for primary and secondary school students.

2. The establishment of safety education day is to better and comprehensively improve the safety education of primary and secondary school students, reduce the accident rate of primary and secondary school students, and better care for the flowers of these motherland to grow sturdily. Safety accidents have become an important cause of death of children under 0/4 years old, involving all aspects of life, including drowning.

3. The State Education Bureau has also issued the Guidance Manual for Post Safety in Primary and Secondary Schools, and presented picture books and other related resources to the representatives of primary and secondary school students all over the country.

Introduction to safety education:

1, safety accidents have become the first cause of death for children under 14.

2. Campus safety involves more than 20 kinds of hidden dangers in teenagers' life and study: food poisoning, sports injury, the safety of online friends, traffic accidents, etc. Some experts pointed out that 80% of accidental injuries can be avoided by improving the self-protection ability of primary and secondary school students through safety education.

3. In order to comprehensively and deeply promote safety education in primary and secondary schools, vigorously reduce the incidence of all kinds of casualty accidents, do a good job in safety protection for primary and secondary school students, and promote their healthy growth, the State Education Commission, the Ministry of Labor, the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Communications, the Ministry of Railways, the State Sports Commission and the Ministry of Health jointly issued a notice in early 1996, and decided to establish a national safety education day system for primary and secondary school students.