1, often carry out safety education on drowning prevention, and improve the safety knowledge and awareness of primary school students.

Don't swim or play alone in unattended or dangerous waters, only under the supervision of parents or teachers.

Keep calm in the water and don't panic. If you are tired or can't swim to the shore, don't panic. Stay calm, grab fixed objects such as life-saving tools or stones, and wait for rescue.

4. If someone falls into the water around you, look for life-saving tools or other items in time and throw items with ropes at the drowning person to help save people, but don't go into the water easily, because it is easy to become a drowning person when saving people, leading to a bigger accident.

5. Learn to swim, keep practicing and enhance self-help ability. At the same time, we should ensure personal health and safety, and don't swim in rainy days, strong winds and rapids.

6. Don't chase and play under the steep steps of the slope and squeeze each other to avoid accidentally falling into the water.

7. Pull up socks and other items and wrap them on your feet. You may fall down due to resistance when swimming, so don't wear shoes when swimming. It is safer to swim barefoot.

8. If you want to wear a life jacket, you need to check the size of clothes to avoid being trapped and wearing inappropriate clothes.

9. Parents and schools should jointly carry out drowning prevention education, so that primary school students can develop safety awareness and behavior habits.

10. Before swimming or other water activities, teachers or parents should inform primary school students of the dangers of water areas and related safety knowledge.

1 1. You should observe the prescribed safe distance in the swimming pool and don't be too close to the deep water area or the edge of the swimming pool.

12, it is forbidden to play, play and fight with each other; It is forbidden to kick, surf, splash water on others or spray water on each other, so as not to hurt others or yourself.

13, don't play "extreme experience", don't feel that you are "brave" after being washed away; Don't risk your life to climb big rocks, cross rivers and other dangerous behaviors.

14. You can't enter the water in case of floods, floods and other natural disasters. You must be high or low, and find a safe place to wait for help.

15, students should pay close attention to the weather forecast. If the weather is bad and the water is fast, don't venture out to swim, lest there be a crisis in the water and it can't be handled in time.