According to the Compulsory Education Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), schools should establish and improve the safety system and emergency response mechanism, strengthen management, conduct safety education for students, and establish safety emergency plans to prevent accidents.

1. Establish a safety system and emergency response mechanism: the school should establish a perfect safety system, clarify safety management responsibilities, formulate safety management measures, strengthen school safety management, and formulate emergency plans to ensure timely and effective response to safety accidents.

2. Strengthen management: Schools should strengthen campus safety management, establish and improve the safety management system, strengthen the inspection and supervision of campus safety, and eliminate potential safety hazards in time. Check and maintain campus facilities regularly, and find and eliminate potential safety hazards in time.

3. Safety education for students: Schools should educate students in various ways to improve their safety awareness and self-protection ability. Cultivate students' safety literacy.

4. Establish a safety emergency plan: the school should establish a safety emergency plan and formulate emergency measures to improve its ability to deal with emergencies.

5. Accident prevention: Schools should take various measures to prevent accidents and ensure the safety and health of students. Strengthen the safety management and protection of students to ensure their personal safety and property safety.

The compulsory education law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that

Article 24 stipulates that local people's governments at or above the county level shall regularly inspect the safety of school buildings; Need maintenance and renovation, timely maintenance and renovation. Schools shall not employ persons who are deprived of political rights according to law or are not suitable for compulsory education because of intentional crimes as teaching staff.

Article 25 stipulates that schools shall not charge fees in violation of state regulations, and shall not seek benefits by selling goods and services to students or in disguised form.

Article 26 stipulates that the school implements the principal responsibility system. The headmaster shall meet the qualifications prescribed by the state.