Campus: “Seven Attentions” for elementary and middle school students to keep safe

Primary and middle school students, as a vulnerable group in society, often suffer some "unexpected" personal injuries. The police reminded the majority of primary and secondary school students to develop good habits and "seven items of attention" to ensure their safety.

1. Tell where to go. Elementary and middle school students must "take leave" with their parents and the school to tell them where they are going and when they will return. When they arrive at their destination, they should get in touch with the parents and the school in time so that the parents and the school can keep track of where they are going.

2. Learn some skills. Remember the home address and school address, the name of the parent ’s work unit and the phone number of the family and school. If you get lost or are kidnapped or kidnapped, you should seek help from the police or call 110 to learn some "emergency" methods.

3. Beware of strangers. Don't believe in strangers, don't ask strangers to lead the way, you can't take strangers' cars out, and you can't eat drinks, sweets and other small foods given by strangers. Except doctors, nurses, and parents, do not allow strangers to touch their bodies. If someone you do not know does so, you should avoid it as soon as possible, and tell your parents and teachers in time.

4. Be responsive. Elementary and middle school students should adopt corresponding strategies for specific circumstances when the situation is weak. Resolutely ignore those strangers who speak rhetoric or die hard; give verbal warnings to those who blackmail or harass you; call out for help out loudly when meeting people who are doing bad things on the road where there are more pedestrians; on the remote roads 1. The bad guys have a more brutal situation. Be flexible and find all opportunities to get rid of the other party, then dial 110 to report the case.

5. Have the ability to discern. Don't go to noisy and chaotic places, especially don't go to "three rooms, one hall and one bar" (video room, game room, billiard room and karaoke room, Internet cafe), and don't get together with people who are not the same.

6. Go together. Whether you go out to play, or go to school, it is best to go with your partner and classmates. Do not go out and go to school alone. It is best to be picked up by your parents when you study at night.

7. Observe discipline and law. Students are strictly prohibited from carrying other dangerous tools such as knives other than stationery; it is strictly forbidden to engage in gang fights, provoke troubles and other illegal criminal activities.