Safety briefings were held at the Kirtelinskaya school during the spring break.

      Spring break is a joyful event for schoolchildren; however, this period is associated with increased risks: often children are left without close adult supervision, which can lead to accidents. At the Kirtelinskaya Secondary School in the Tetyushsky District of the Republic of Tatarstan, special attention is paid to accident prevention: before the start of the break, mandatory briefings are conducted with all students. Class teachers record these briefings in established journals. This information comes from the educational institution. For elementary school students, a preventive discussion titled "Safety Rules During Spring Break" was organized. During the meeting, educators thoroughly discussed key rules that will help children protect themselves during their time off: fire safety at home: how to avoid dangerous situations and what to do if they arise; road safety: rules of behavior on the roads and near traffic areas; safety on icy surfaces: recommendations for moving in difficult weather conditions; protection from dangers associated with precipitation: precautions when snow, icicles, and ice fall from building roofs; rules of behavior near water bodies: what to know about safety near rivers, lakes, and ponds; safety on ice: why it is especially dangerous to go out on ice in spring and how to avoid accidents. The school strives to ensure the safest possible rest for students, and educators and parents work together to remind children of the importance of following simple yet vital rules.