What is the content of the six-minute primary school meeting?

Students should prevent drowning by "six prohibitions": don't swim in the water without permission; Don't swim with others without authorization; Don't swim without parents or teachers; Swimming in waters without safety facilities and rescuers; Don't swim in unfamiliar waters; Students who are not familiar with water are not allowed to go into the water for rescue. "After a while" is the basic way to learn self-protection and self-help.

It is necessary to educate children not to blindly rescue their peers when they drown, but to rescue them intelligently and seek help from adults immediately. Strengthen the supervision of key time periods, key waters, key personnel and key links, and set up eye-catching safety warning signs, safety isolation belts or protective fences in dangerous waters and waters where students go to school.

Swimming is prohibited in dangerous waters:

Danger often happens inadvertently. These seemingly calm waters actually hide a huge crisis. There are usually many warning signs near dangerous waters. Remember these signs, and never go swimming in dangerous waters with these signs.

Don't play and chase in the seaside, riverside, lakeside, riverside, reservoir, ditch and pond without permission to prevent slipping into the water. There is a saying. When something you especially love falls into the water, don't catch it in a hurry, ask an adult for help.