In order to help students quickly get back on track and adapt to the new campus life, on the first day of the autumn semester, the Primary School Department of our school held theme class meetings on safety, civility and etiquette for the third and fourth grade students at the beginning of the school year.
To be concrete, during the class meeting, the homeroom teachers explained safety knowledge related to daily school activities, such as recess, stair usage, and traffic safety, based on students' actual experiences. Also, the teachers reminded everyone to avoid chasing and roughhousing and to always pay attention to personal safety. In the meantime, the session included civility education, guiding students to respect teachers and elders, show kindness toward classmates, and consciously regulate their words and behavior.
Overall, students actively participated in interactive discussions and diligently studied safety and etiquette knowledge. Therefore, the class meetings further enhanced students' awareness of safety precautions and their civility, laying a solid foundation for a safe and civilized campus life in the new semester.