About the events held during the spring break of the 2021-2022 academic year

About the events held during the spring break of the 2021-2022 academic year

During the spring holidays, the Center "Young Rescuer" of ShTSDO No. 29 traditionally organized interesting and informative excursions to various divisions of the rescuers of the city of Ust-Kamenogorsk.
Children from the classes of young rescuers of schools No. 39 and 16 visited the employees of the Disaster Medicine Center and got acquainted with the work of the doctors of this unit. A master class from the doctors of the Center for Disaster Medicine on first aid aroused great interest among the children. Boys and girls were taught practical skills during respiratory arrest, loss of consciousness and how to act if help is needed for fractures.
Young rescuers from schools No. 10, 19, 26, 36 visited the Operational Rescue Team of the city of Ust-Kamenogorsk. The students looked at the special equipment, got acquainted with the work of special equipment in various emergency situations. The work of the cynological service aroused particular interest among the children. Dog handlers showed the work of service dogs, how to work, what commands to give when searching for people in emergency situations (earthquakes, blockages, etc.).
Pupils from schools No. 4, 35, 37 were organized excursions to the Fire Service Museum of the East Kazakhstan region with a visit to the fire station No. 6 of Ust-Kamenogorsk. In the museum, the children got acquainted with the history of the fire department, modern fire extinguishing equipment, and the heroic deeds of firefighters. In the fire station, the children held a master class on how to put on combat clothes quickly. They also showed fire-technical equipment and explained how to use it.
During the school holidays, daily training sessions were held at the sports arena in fire-applied sports and in rescue all-around.
The events were interesting and informative. Most importantly, thanks to the events held, the children learned a lot about safety rules during emergencies. In total, more than 180 people took part in the events.