Here is a leaflet with some advice for students:

Safety First: Dos and Don'ts for Playing Outside

Dos

• Play in Safe Areas:

  Always choose playgrounds, parks, or designated play areas away from traffic and other hazards.

• Be Aware of Your Surroundings:

  Pay attention to what's happening around you. Look out for obstacles, other people, and potential dangers.

• Wear Appropriate Gear:

  Wear the right shoes, clothing, and protective equipment (like helmets for biking or skating) to minimize injuries.

• Stay Hydrated:

  Drink plenty of water, especially on hot days, to avoid dehydration.

• Play with Friends:

  Playing with friends is not only more fun but also safer. You can look out for each other.

• Tell Someone Where You Are Going:

  Always inform a parent, teacher, or guardian about where you plan to play and when you'll be back.

Don'ts

• Don't Play Near Traffic:

  Never play near roads, parking lots, or any areas with moving vehicles.

• Don't Climb on Unsafe Structures:

  Avoid climbing on fences, walls, or unstable structures that could collapse or cause falls.

• Don't Play Alone in Isolated Areas:

  Avoid playing in secluded or isolated places where there are no other people around.

• Don't Talk to Strangers:

  Never talk to strangers or accept rides or gifts from them.

• Don't Forget Sunscreen:

  Protect your skin from the sun by applying sunscreen before playing outside, especially during peak hours.

• Don't Play During Dangerous Weather:

  Avoid playing outside during thunderstorms, heavy rain, or other severe weather conditions.

Remember, safety is always the top priority. Have fun and stay safe while playing outside!