Safety During School Trips

Proper preparation of a child for a trip enhances the safety of the entire group. It's worth taking a moment to talk with your child about how the trip will unfold, the specifics of the destination, what they should remember, and which rules to follow.

Safety Rules During School Trips

1. Students should follow all instructions from the trip leader and chaperone.
Respond to requests, suggestions, or sudden changes in plans if such decisions are made by the trip leaders.

2. Do not wander away from the group without permission from the trip leader or chaperone.
If a student needs to use the restroom or take a short break due to feeling unwell, they should inform a teacher and arrange how and when to do so.

3. Adhere to the rules of the trip and the places being visited.
This is a very important point. Museums, cultural institutions, zoos, national parks, or amusement parks all operate based on specific rules that organizers will certainly inform you about. Sometimes visiting requires following certain paths or wearing special attire or accessories like helmets or glasses, and all students should comply with these requirements.

4. Exercise caution on the street and strictly adhere to traffic regulations.
Students will also be informed about how to behave in traffic and during stops. However, it's worth highlighting to your child the importance of being attentive while navigating streets or crossing pedestrian crossings.

5. Behave politely towards other trip participants.
Do not provoke arguments or, worse, fights, and avoid pushing or shoving classmates to hurry them along.

6. Wear appropriate clothing/equipment if the nature of the trip requires it.
Before departure, it's worth checking whether your child has received a list of clothing guidelines from the teacher/organizer.

7. Immediately report any dangers to the trip leader or chaperone.