The biggest hidden danger of primary and secondary school students' life safety is drowning. Experts told us not to panic when drowning. The more you panic, the more dangerous it is. The average person's body can float on the water. When drowning, you should stick your nose and mouth out of the water and wait for rescue. If you see someone drowning, don't blindly go into the water to save people. You should ask adults for help in time, wrap the rope around the drowning person and wait for rescue. Most drowning incidents occurred in rural areas. It is recommended not to play in remote ponds or rivers, and it is best for schools to carry out swimming classes to avoid danger.
Secondly, the hidden danger of primary and secondary school students' life is traffic safety, partly because some primary and secondary school students don't obey the traffic safety rules of primary and secondary school students, such as jaywalking, watching while walking and running red lights. The other part is because some drivers are irresponsible, such as drunk driving, running red lights and speeding. Many unnecessary accidents have occurred, and the lives of many primary and secondary school students have been ruined.
The most unpredictable hidden dangers in life are natural disasters, such as fire, earthquake and acid rain. Schools should carry out more prevention or exercises for primary and secondary school students, which is why no one was killed in the Wenchuan earthquake.
In fact, security risks may occur anywhere around us. As long as you pay attention to safety issues and follow the requirements, you can avoid many security risks. If the danger really happens, we should not panic, but learn to save ourselves and wait for help.