1. Right to education:
As a minor, every child has the right to education. Schools should provide equal and high-quality educational opportunities to ensure that they can receive a comprehensive education.
2. Right to security:
Schools should provide a safe learning environment and protect students from violence, bullying, abuse and other injuries. Schools should formulate and implement corresponding safety policies and measures to ensure the safety of students.
3. Right to privacy:
Schools should respect students' right to privacy and protect their personal information from unauthorized access, use or disclosure. Schools should take appropriate measures to protect students' privacy, such as keeping students' files confidential, restricting monitoring and protecting personal data.
4. Right to participate:
Schools should encourage students to participate in school decisions and affairs. Schools can set up student unions or other forms of student representative organizations to let students express their opinions and participate in the decision-making process of school affairs.
The significance of respecting and protecting the rights of minors in school;
1, to protect students' physical and mental health and growth and development;
Schools are the main channel for children and adolescents to receive education, and schools should ensure that they study in a harmonious, orderly, safe and warm environment. Protecting students' rights, especially the rights of safety, privacy and participation in peace, is very important for students' physical and mental health and development.
2. Cultivate students' sense of social responsibility and legal awareness;
Schools should let students cultivate social responsibility and legal awareness on the basis of respecting the rights of others. Schools should guide students to consciously abide by laws and regulations and school rules and regulations, and establish a correct outlook on life, values and interpersonal relationships.
3. Strengthen the cooperation between schools and parents;
Schools should encourage parents to participate in school affairs and home-school cooperation. Schools should communicate with parents about students' learning and growth in time, provide opportunities for parents to participate in students' education, establish good family, school and social relations, and jointly safeguard students' rights and interests.