Beijing, November 13th (Reporter Sun Jing) Recently, the Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Security and the National Fire and Rescue Bureau, launched a special action on "safety protection" for extracurricular training for primary and secondary school students, comprehensively safeguarding the safety of their training. In response to training activities such as dance and sports, which mainly focus on physical training and are prone to injury risks, the Ministry of Education has issued a special safety reminder for off campus training: "Five Don'ts": firstly, do not conduct training without safety guarantees. Child training requires relevant professional protection. Training on bright tiles and cement floors, insufficient warm-up and organization, unprotected high-risk training, and training under fatigue can increase the risk of injury to children and should be avoided. Secondly, do not conduct strong and flexible training on children too early. Children's physical development process has different stages and requires scientific practice. Premature and excessive flexibility training may lead to problems such as poor organ development and muscle development in children. Do not apply excessive external pressure to the spine and waist. Children have individual growth differences, and excessive training in joints, vertebrae, and ligaments such as external stress, compression, and stretching may lead to bone dislocation, deformation, joint pain, and in severe cases, affect bone growth and development. Fourth, do not train with high difficulty coefficients. Practicing body movements such as flipping, lowering the waist, leg breaking, and splitting requires a systematic and professional training foundation, and is carried out under the guidance of professional personnel and adult care. It is not suitable for beginners and non professionals. Experts suggest that children under the age of 10 should exercise their spine and lower back with caution to avoid injuries. Don't let children practice content that is not in line with their physical and mental health. The content of teaching performances should be in line with the physical and mental development characteristics of children of different age groups. The selected works should avoid content that is inappropriate for children, such as violence, blood, and pornography. It is important to actively cultivate children's power to strive for goodness and beauty. The Ministry of Education reminds parents to have a rational view of extracurricular training, considering whether to participate in training or choose which training program based on their children's interests, age characteristics, physical condition, etc. They should not blindly or follow the trend, and should always pay attention to their children's physical condition. If there is any discomfort, do not force them to persist; To choose a compliant training institution, it is necessary to check whether the institution's educational license and business license are complete, whether the teaching staff and curriculum are standardized, and whether the venue facilities are safe and qualified. It is essential to choose a formal institution to provide additional safety protection for children's physical and mental health. (New News Agency)