"Proud to have taught" – a new large-scale information campaign by the Ministry of Emergency Situations
The Ministry of Emergency Situations has developed the concept of the information and propaganda campaign "Proud to have taught," the task of which is to motivate parents to teach children safety rules
The target audience of the campaign is parents of preschool and primary school children, as well as the children themselves. Why this particular title: "Proud to have taught"? It is no secret that parents always love to boast about their children's knowledge and skills. But a child's health, life, and safety are the most important achievements. That is why the idea of the project is that teaching your child safety rules is worthy of separate pride. Telling your children how to act in a difficult situation, how to avoid trouble, ensuring that the child knows and always behaves correctly when adults are not around – isn't that a reason for pride?
As part of the campaign, rescuers have developed materials for children and adults, video and audio clips, visual and souvenir products, and outdoor advertising: billboards, posters, leaflets, schedules, copybooks, brochures, bookmarks, stickers, magnets, keychains, badges, t-shirts, and tantamores. The project will work as a complex, and all products will be made in a unified style, which will contribute to a holistic perception by the audience.
Parents can start simple safety lessons with their children right now, using the section "MChS for Parents and Educators" on the 112.by website. You can check and reinforce your knowledge by taking a test for children and parents by following the link http://mchs.gov.by/test/. By answering all the questions correctly, you can be proud that you have taught your child. Print and share the "Safety Genius" certificate on social media, which marks both the parent and the child. Pay attention to visual advertising, follow the progress of the campaign on the MChS website, as well as in the media.
Dear parents! Let's be proud together that we have taught our children safety rules!