"Seven prohibitions":
1. Do not swim without permission;
2. Don't swim with others without authorization;
3. Swimming is not allowed without parents or guardians;
4. It is forbidden to swim in waters without safety facilities and ambulance personnel;
5. Don't swim in unfamiliar waters;
6. Do not swim, play or paddle in dangerous waters such as streams, rivers, lakes, ditches, reservoirs, puddles and mountain ponds on the way to and from school;
7. Don't blindly go into the water for rescue.
"two sessions":
1. will remind, dissuade and report to each other;
2. Know the basic methods of self-protection and self-help.
Supplementary knowledge: correct rescue methods for children after drowning
1. Quickly rescue ashore: It is best to lift the head of the drowning person from behind, or lift his chest from above, so that his face is above the water, and then drag him ashore.
2. Remove the blockage in the mouth and nose: let the drowning person face down, pry open his teeth, and remove the impurities in the mouth and nose with his fingers.
3. Pour out the accumulated water in the respiratory tract: the rescuer kneels half-way, and leans against the abdomen of the drowning person, so that the drowning person faces down and pats his back.
4. Artificial respiration: For the drowning person whose breathing heartbeat is weak or just stopped, give artificial respiration quickly and do chest compressions at the same time.
5. Oxygen inhalation: There are medical conditions at the scene, which can give cardiotonic drugs and oxygen inhalation to the drowning person. If the conditions are insufficient, you can use your hand or acupuncture the appropriate acupoints of the drowning person.
6. Take off your coat: If the drowning person is wearing a coat, take it off as soon as possible. A wet coat will take away the body heat and cause low temperature injury.