1. Learn first aid knowledge: It is also important for primary school students to learn some basic first aid knowledge, such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation and artificial respiration. So that measures can be taken in time to give first aid in case of drowning accident.

2. Don't swim in unfamiliar waters, don't dive or snorkel, don't hold your breath and play underwater, and don't frolic and fight in the water.

3. Abide by the regulations of swimming places: When swimming in swimming places, you should abide by the regulations and signs of swimming places, such as no diving and no entry into deep water areas.

4. When swimming in the swimming pool or shallow water, put on a life jacket or use a lifebuoy. Don't stand upside down or lie on your back in the water. Don't spit or eat in the water.

5. Call for help in time when in danger. Don't panic or try to solve the problem by yourself. Follow the instructions of the coach or lifeguard.

6. If you find someone drowning, you should call for help or call the police as soon as possible. Do not try to save yourself. You can throw floats such as lifebuoys or ropes at drowning people.

7. Parents should always pay attention to their children's swimming safety, don't let them leave their sight, and don't let them stay in the water for too long.

8. If a child has a drowning accident, he should be rescued from the water as soon as possible and take first aid measures such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

9. You must go swimming with an adult. Don't go swimming alone, and don't bring bracelets or necklaces.

10, don't swim in the water without permission, parents should take their children to a regular swimming pool or shallow water area.

Preventive measures for primary school students drowning;

1, for primary school students who have drowned, first aid and resuscitation should be carried out immediately. This includes measures such as clearing foreign bodies in the respiratory tract, artificial respiration and chest compressions to help primary school students recover their breathing and heartbeat. At the same time, primary school students should be sent to the hospital for further treatment as soon as possible.

It is very important to prevent pupils from drowning. Parents and schools should strengthen safety education, let primary school students know the dangers of drowning and learn how to prevent drowning. For example, educate them not to swim in non-swimming areas, not to swim without an adult, and learn basic self-help skills.

3. Safety facilities and warning signs should be set up in places where drowning may occur. For example, set up guardrails, warning signs and life-saving equipment in swimming pools, ponds and other places to take timely measures in case of emergency. In addition, these facilities should be inspected and maintained regularly to ensure that they are in good condition and effective.