On May 14, the Panyu Dalong Street Public Health Committee held an educational lecture on sexual assault prevention for primary school students at Shachong Primary School to improve children's awareness and prevention of sexual assault, and more than 160 students listened to the lecture.
Lecture scene
The lecture was hosted by the Guangzhou Family Planning Association, undertaken by the Panyu District Family Planning Association and the Dalong Street Public Health Committee, and received strong support from the Dalong Street Community Health Service Center and Shachong Primary School. The lecture specially invited Zhang Shumei, a provincial teacher of youth health education in Guangzhou, as the keynote speaker, and brought a vivid and practical knowledge lecture to the children.
Students actively asked questions
Students actively participated in interactive games
At the lecture, Zhang Shumei quickly narrowed the distance with the children through a series of interactive quiz games. Through the game, children not only learn about their own body structure, but also learn how to take care of their body and recognize and protect their private parts. The teacher instructs the children to remember the "safety trilogy": to say "no" loudly when facing abuse, to find a way to get out of the dangerous environment, and to tell a trusted adult in a timely manner.
Zhang Shumei explained in detail the dangers of sexual assault and prevention skills to the children through vivid cases and practical methods. She told the children to be brave enough to refuse and seek help as soon as possible when faced with inappropriate contact from strangers or acquaintances. At the same time, she also encouraged the children to observe and think more in their daily lives to improve their awareness of prevention.
In order to deepen the children's understanding and memory of sexual assault prevention knowledge, Zhang Shumei created a rhythmic ballad on the spot. This little ballad sums up the six elements of sexual assault prevention in a simple and easy-to-remember way: "Don't panic in the face of danger, be brave in refusing and not fearful, evacuate quickly to safety, notify adults in time, keep in mind how to call for help, and be brave when staying away from danger." The children actively participated in the interaction in a relaxed and happy atmosphere, competing to sing along with this little ballad, and the atmosphere was enthusiastic.
The lecture was well received by parents, teachers and all walks of life, and many parents believed that such activities are of great significance to improve children's awareness and ability to prevent sexual assault.
Text/Picture Panyu financial media reporter Deng Fang correspondent Wen Ting