1. Kindergarten safety management barrier
1, "morning inspection"; can prevent young children from bringing infectious diseases and dangerous goods into the kindergarten.
For example: ask the child whether there is any discomfort in eating and sleeping at home; check whether the child has a fever or cold; check whether the spirit is good, whether there are abnormalities in the facial features, skin, and conjunctiva; check whether the child has brought items and instruments that may cause trauma and cause accidents into the kindergarten.
2, strict transfer system; in most kindergartens, parents must hold a transfer card when picking up their children, and can enter and exit the kindergarten after verification by the doorman. When entrusting others with pick-up and drop-off, you need to inform the park in advance.
3, safety plan; for fire, power outage, damage to facilities and equipment and other situations with a sound plan, the development of safety evacuation drill plan, so that children are familiar with the safe evacuation line.
4, dietary safety; to the business unit holding a health license to purchase food. Food is sorted, divided into shelves, partitioned walls, and stored off the ground by special personnel. Raw and cooked plates, washing ponds (basins) and washing ponds (basins) are strictly separated.
5, facility safety: the edge and corner of the building are treated into rounded corners, the building is equipped with a protective net, the power socket is not less than 1 meter away from the ground, and the necessary fire fighting equipment is necessary.
6, regular safety inspections; eliminate the safety hazards of kindergartens, activity venues, activity equipment, toys and utensils.
7. Regular physical examination; a full physical examination must be carried out before entering the park, and only after passing can you enter the park. After entering the kindergarten, a physical examination is carried out once a year, and children who have left the kindergarten for more than 3 months or have a history of exposure to hepatitis can return to work after the physical examination confirms that they are healthy.
8, healthy, professional staff; kindergarten staff must undergo a health check once a year. Only those who pass the physical examination can take up the post. Those engaged in catering work receive specialized training in child nutrition and food hygiene.
9, safety theme education activities; kindergartens will often design a series of safety theme education activities to increase children's self-protection ability.
Two, seven safety lists that children should know;
Safety Checklist:
1. Do not run in the classroom, be careful of hitting the corner of the desk.
2. Do not bring knives and other dangerous items to kindergarten.
3, when taking the stairs, look at the feet, can not push others.
4, small toys, small ornaments, etc. do not play in the mouth, do not put into their own or children's nose and ears.
5. Tell the teacher in time about physical discomfort, falls, and falls.
6, do not eat what strangers give, do not go with strangers, and greet the teacher when leaving the group.
7. Be able to say your name, parent's name, telephone, and address.
Three, the three most likely "small accidents";
1. Peer scratches or bites: competing for toys or books, being bullied, disagreeing, not being humble... In one kind or another of contradictions, it is inevitable to bring "bad consequences" such as scratches, bites, and injuries.
Tip: The source of the dispute is that there will be no negotiation. The key to prevention is to teach children how to interact with children. For example, for a kindergarten child who wants to join the game, you can teach him: "Please take me to play with you?" If they were rejected, they would say, "Shall I wait a minute?"
2. Falls or bumps: Children often fall suddenly when they are active; throw objects fall on themselves or their companions; accidentally fall off the slide or large sports equipment; dodge each other, and "accidents" such as collisions and bumps occur.
Tip: Observe your child's activities and tell your child in advance about the methods and skills to apply to self-protection when dangers may occur. Such as: when playing throwing the catch, tell him that he should keep a certain distance from his friends to prevent the throwing objects from falling on the body of the companions around him; at the same time, teach him some skills to protect himself while running, such as: can not bow his head and rush forward, should pay attention to observe the surrounding situation, to avoid colliding with other companions and falling; if you accidentally fall, you can use the method of lying forward to prevent your head from landing on the ground and so on.
3, burns, burns: the child's skin is tender, it is easy to be scalded by boiling water, hot porridge, most of the burns are concentrated in the head, face, neck and chest.
Tip: This is also one of the most likely accidents in the family. Take care not to put hot water within your child's reach; as soon as a burn has occurred, rinse it with tap water to reduce pain and eliminate edema; if the wound is serious, take it to the hospital immediately.