1, electricity safety: Don't use high-power appliances in the dormitory, and don't use too many appliances at the same time to cause overload, and keep the power supply dry.

2, ride safety: common sense of ride safety includes remembering the car number and leaving clues for the police. If the vehicle is overloaded or overcrowded, don't take it. Try to take the bus instead of the freight car. Take your belongings when you get off the bus.

Don't take a car without an insurance sign. Never take a car in poor condition. Never take an unlicensed car. If you know a driver has bad behavior, you'd better not take the car he drives. Don't forget to fasten your seat belt in the car. When friends, relatives and colleagues drive, remind them to drive slowly and don't worry.

3. Fire safety: In case of fire, you must be calm and keep a clear head. You should save people first, and then try to put out the fire. If you can't put it out in time, you should immediately report to the school security office or call the fire alarm.

If the mosquito net quilt catches fire, it can be put out with clear water foam extinguisher dry powder fire extinguisher. If electrical appliances catch fire, use dry powder fire extinguisher to put out the fire. People are on fire, so you can't run away. You should get out of here. Stairs on fire should be rushed out as soon as possible under the cover of wet quilts. If you can't rush out, you should find other ways to leave as soon as possible, such as going down from a window or a downpipe.

4. Property safety: protect personal property, don't trust strangers easily, and it is really difficult to ask the relevant departments for help.

5. National security: Don't make inappropriate remarks, resist temptation, and don't be used by people with ulterior motives to lead to the disclosure of state secrets.

First, traffic safety: educate students to obey traffic rules. Get into the habit of walking at the command signal; Do not grab the road; Don't pick up the car; Don't drive in the opposite direction.

Second, food safety: pay attention to food hygiene. Do not eat expired and moldy food; Do not buy "three noes" products; Students who live on campus don't eat or buy meals outside school.

Third, electricity safety: do not pull wires in classrooms, dormitories and other places, and do not use electric mattresses, electric stoves, water heaters and other electrical appliances in dormitories.

Fourth, daily behavior safety: do not bring knives, kindling or other dangerous goods into the school; It is forbidden to lure off-campus personnel to make trouble and fight at school.