Learn about rescue with the help of volunteers.
Practice rescue skills.
Changsha, February 11 (Correspondent Xie Guowen Moment Reporter Chen Meiqi) Every winter vacation, many middle schools in Changsha will carry out practical activities in class units to expand students' social cognition and exercise their ability to act. On February 10th, the Changsha Red Cross Life Experience Center and the class c1506 of Meixihu Middle School in Chang county jointly launched a special social practice activity, which was different from the previous visiting practice, which mainly taught children how to save people and save themselves when they encountered danger, and cultivated the thinking of cherishing life.
During the 4-hour activity, eight Red Cross volunteers introduced the new concept of first aid, first responder, life-saving golden moment, life chain and other professional knowledge, and taught students how to do emergency call and cardiopulmonary resuscitation, led the students to practice common accidental first aid methods, as well as simple self-help methods such as call for help, wound hemostasis, and basic bandaging, so that children have basic resilience when encountering danger.
In order to continue the learning results and cultivate the children's spirit of "humanity, fraternity and dedication", with the support of the Changsha Red Cross Life Experience Center, the c1506 class of Meixi lake middle school in Changxian County has also established a Red Cross Life and Health Volunteer Service Team, and will carry out follow-up learning activities.
Changsha Red Cross Society Life Experience Center introduced that this activity is mainly aimed at the psychological fragility and behavior out of control among young students, integrating the protection of life and health with the promotion of the Red Cross humanitarian spirit, with life value cognition, disaster prevention and avoidance, self-help and mutual rescue as the main content, and effectively enhance students' knowledge and skills of cherishing life and self-protection through experiential teaching.