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Basic contents of social security emergency education in kindergartens
The basic contents of social security emergency education in kindergartens are as follows:

1, strengthen the safety performance of kindergarten buildings and facilities. The safety performance of kindergarten buildings and facilities is the most basic guarantee. Kindergartens need to regularly check and maintain the fire protection system, electrical facilities and water supply pipes of campus buildings to ensure that they are always in good use, and to avoid incidents that endanger children such as fire, electricity leakage or drinking water pollution.

2. Strengthen the management of kindergarten staff. Kindergartens should strengthen the assessment and training of employees, and require employees to be familiar with the safe operation procedures and methods of kindergartens to avoid mistakes in daily management. Every employee should strictly implement the safety precautions in kindergarten to ensure the health and safety of children.

3. Strengthen the entrance and exit management of kindergartens. Kindergarten doormen should have clear responsibilities and powers, strictly manage personnel entering and leaving the kindergarten, and prevent unsafe personnel from entering the kindergarten. The doorman should verify the identity information of all personnel entering and leaving the kindergarten, and keep the entry and exit records, so as to find and confirm the abnormal situation in time.

4. Strengthen the internal safety management of kindergartens. Kindergartens should strengthen the management of children, carry out daily temperature detection and disinfection operations for children, and do not allow strangers or other children to enter the class activity area without permission. In addition, kindergartens should also formulate emergency plans for natural disasters such as fires and floods.