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The document provides 10 safety rules for students at school: 1) Ensure gates are wide enough for easy exiting, 2) Place swings and slides in safe areas away from other equipment, and 3) Maintain clean and organized classrooms, hallways and facilities. Avoid running, pushing, climbing on furniture, and overcrowding exits or doorways. Follow signs and be aware of emergency plans.
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