First, the safety of recess activities.
During recess activities, children often chase and fight behind, and many students rush to run. Sometimes there is a teacher on duty in the corridor, and sometimes there is no teacher on duty, which is very dangerous. This year's stampede deserves our consideration. I think we should start with the students themselves. When doing exercises in line and going down stairs, the teacher should supervise the students, emphasizing that going up and down stairs should be on the right, and walking in pairs (two teachers in front and one behind). After extracurricular activities, teachers should also lead students into the classroom in two rows to form a habit.
Second, health and safety.
1, food hygiene
As the saying goes, "illness comes from the mouth." Every time I have dinner with students, I find a problem: many children don't wash their hands before eating because they are afraid of the cold in winter.
Food safety education is always unremitting. In the past, there used to be a mobile stall in front of my school. After being discouraged by teachers and doormen, the mobile stalls remain the same. Around our school, there are some small individual shops selling snacks. In order to prevent students from buying unqualified food, the school not only strengthens food safety education for students.
2, toilet hygiene
Many children don't flush or wash their hands after going to the toilet. As soon as I go to the toilet, it stinks to death.
In view of this situation, I think education should be strengthened. Sports experts can have them, and so should health experts.
Third, off-campus safety
This year's student safety incident makes us think: students' own problems, family education problems or school education problems. I think the focus of next semester is to carry out more colorful educational activities. Make use of class meetings, squadron activities, practice classes, project infiltration, etc., and carry out colorful safety education through explanation, demonstration and training. The school used the flag-raising time on Monday to emphasize safety matters. Through the open letter, parents' safety awareness will be enhanced, and the safety prevention ability and self-protection ability of all staff will be improved.
We should also attach great importance to the stairs outside the school. Every time I go, I see many students playing slides there, which is prone to safety accidents. I think we should put up a sign there.