The school forbids students to carry umbrellas in rainy days, which seems simple but causes deep thought. On the one hand, it does help to maintain the order and safety of the school, prevent students from running around and fighting on campus, and reduce potential safety hazards. On the other hand, this provision has also caused some controversy. Students are worried that it will not be safe and healthy to travel in rainy days.

Improve the quality of civilization

Banning umbrellas helps to improve students' civilized quality and keep the campus clean and quiet. Students should learn to put aside their personal needs in some cases to safeguard the collective interests.

Avoid potential safety hazards

Banning umbrellas can avoid possible collisions and potential safety hazards and make students more cautious. This is also to ensure the safety and interests of most students.

Cultivate self-restraint ability

Banning umbrellas can cultivate students' self-discipline and make them understand that in some cases, they need to put aside their personal needs to safeguard collective interests. This is also one of the important contents of school education.

Not humanized enough

In heavy rain, not letting open an umbrella may bring trouble to students' travel and even endanger safety. Some students may need an umbrella for physical reasons, and this one-size-fits-all rule is not humane enough.

Consider special circumstances

It is reasonable for schools to ban umbrellas in rainy days, but it needs to be implemented more flexibly. While ensuring the safety and interests of most students, we should also consider the existence of special circumstances. Students should also consciously abide by the regulations and jointly safeguard the order and safety of the school.