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How to stay home alone and not panic? How to avoid becoming a victim of fraudsters? How to survive at the dacha?

18 june 2026

Array ( [ID] => 531 [TIMESTAMP_X] => 2021-03-11 15:07:42 [IBLOCK_ID] => 5 [NAME] => Текст новости EN [ACTIVE] => Y [SORT] => 500 [CODE] => DESCRIPTION_EN [DEFAULT_VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] => [TYPE] => HTML ) [PROPERTY_TYPE] => S [ROW_COUNT] => 1 [COL_COUNT] => 30 [LIST_TYPE] => L [MULTIPLE] => N [XML_ID] => [FILE_TYPE] => [MULTIPLE_CNT] => 5 [TMP_ID] => [LINK_IBLOCK_ID] => 0 [WITH_DESCRIPTION] => N [SEARCHABLE] => N [FILTRABLE] => N [IS_REQUIRED] => N [VERSION] => 2 [USER_TYPE] => HTML [USER_TYPE_SETTINGS] => Array ( [height] => 200 ) [HINT] => [VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] => <p> Three "Safe Me" events for schoolchildren. </p> <p> This project, carried out as part of the "Formula for Good Deeds", has passed the halfway mark – with three sessions already completed! Volunteers have visited Seversk Gymnasium, a boarding school for children with disabilities, and the school summer camp at School No. 83 in Seversk. Instead of boring lectures – fun activity stations, plus analysis of real-life situations that could happen to anyone: </p> <ul> <li> <p> You are home alone, there is a strange noise outside the door, and the kettle is on the stove. What do you do? </p> </li> <li> <p> On the way to school, you get distracted by your phone – and suddenly a "surprise" from a driver. </p> </li> <li> <p> Online, a "friend" messages you asking for a photo. Sound familiar? </p> </li> <li> <p> Dad asks you to help at the dacha, but you don't know which end of a tool to pick up. </p> </li> </ul> <p> The children worked through all of this in practice – they debated, found the right answers, and at the end gave a solemn pledge to Katalik, the club's guardian. As a reward – reflective "Safe Me" badges. Now they can be seen on the road even at dusk. </p> <p> <b>Arina Perminova, head of the "Safe Me" volunteer project:</b><br> <i>"The idea for the project was born from the values that SIBUR itself promotes. Safety is a key concept, and we wanted to instil its fundamentals in children. Together with my colleague Tatyana Sarafanova, we decided to run the sessions in a station-based format, with the roles of the Fixies played by child actors from Seversk Gymnasium. The project's symbol, and at the same time a 'smart colleague' who knows everything about safety, is Katalik. The delight he evokes in children is incredible! They listen to him with their mouths open and remember every word! At the end of each session, he solemnly inducts the children into the 'Safe Me' club, handing out reflective badges. And summer is ahead – may our young club members spend it brightly and, most importantly, safely!"</i> </p> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> [TYPE] => HTML ) [DESCRIPTION] => [~VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] =>

Three "Safe Me" events for schoolchildren.

This project, carried out as part of the "Formula for Good Deeds", has passed the halfway mark – with three sessions already completed! Volunteers have visited Seversk Gymnasium, a boarding school for children with disabilities, and the school summer camp at School No. 83 in Seversk. Instead of boring lectures – fun activity stations, plus analysis of real-life situations that could happen to anyone:

  • You are home alone, there is a strange noise outside the door, and the kettle is on the stove. What do you do?

  • On the way to school, you get distracted by your phone – and suddenly a "surprise" from a driver.

  • Online, a "friend" messages you asking for a photo. Sound familiar?

  • Dad asks you to help at the dacha, but you don't know which end of a tool to pick up.

The children worked through all of this in practice – they debated, found the right answers, and at the end gave a solemn pledge to Katalik, the club's guardian. As a reward – reflective "Safe Me" badges. Now they can be seen on the road even at dusk.

Arina Perminova, head of the "Safe Me" volunteer project:
"The idea for the project was born from the values that SIBUR itself promotes. Safety is a key concept, and we wanted to instil its fundamentals in children. Together with my colleague Tatyana Sarafanova, we decided to run the sessions in a station-based format, with the roles of the Fixies played by child actors from Seversk Gymnasium. The project's symbol, and at the same time a 'smart colleague' who knows everything about safety, is Katalik. The delight he evokes in children is incredible! They listen to him with their mouths open and remember every word! At the end of each session, he solemnly inducts the children into the 'Safe Me' club, handing out reflective badges. And summer is ahead – may our young club members spend it brightly and, most importantly, safely!"









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Three "Safe Me" events for schoolchildren.

This project, carried out as part of the "Formula for Good Deeds", has passed the halfway mark – with three sessions already completed! Volunteers have visited Seversk Gymnasium, a boarding school for children with disabilities, and the school summer camp at School No. 83 in Seversk. Instead of boring lectures – fun activity stations, plus analysis of real-life situations that could happen to anyone:

  • You are home alone, there is a strange noise outside the door, and the kettle is on the stove. What do you do?

  • On the way to school, you get distracted by your phone – and suddenly a "surprise" from a driver.

  • Online, a "friend" messages you asking for a photo. Sound familiar?

  • Dad asks you to help at the dacha, but you don't know which end of a tool to pick up.

The children worked through all of this in practice – they debated, found the right answers, and at the end gave a solemn pledge to Katalik, the club's guardian. As a reward – reflective "Safe Me" badges. Now they can be seen on the road even at dusk.

Arina Perminova, head of the "Safe Me" volunteer project:
"The idea for the project was born from the values that SIBUR itself promotes. Safety is a key concept, and we wanted to instil its fundamentals in children. Together with my colleague Tatyana Sarafanova, we decided to run the sessions in a station-based format, with the roles of the Fixies played by child actors from Seversk Gymnasium. The project's symbol, and at the same time a 'smart colleague' who knows everything about safety, is Katalik. The delight he evokes in children is incredible! They listen to him with their mouths open and remember every word! At the end of each session, he solemnly inducts the children into the 'Safe Me' club, handing out reflective badges. And summer is ahead – may our young club members spend it brightly and, most importantly, safely!"









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Three "Safe Me" events for schoolchildren.

This project, carried out as part of the "Formula for Good Deeds", has passed the halfway mark – with three sessions already completed! Volunteers have visited Seversk Gymnasium, a boarding school for children with disabilities, and the school summer camp at School No. 83 in Seversk. Instead of boring lectures – fun activity stations, plus analysis of real-life situations that could happen to anyone:

  • You are home alone, there is a strange noise outside the door, and the kettle is on the stove. What do you do?

  • On the way to school, you get distracted by your phone – and suddenly a "surprise" from a driver.

  • Online, a "friend" messages you asking for a photo. Sound familiar?

  • Dad asks you to help at the dacha, but you don't know which end of a tool to pick up.

The children worked through all of this in practice – they debated, found the right answers, and at the end gave a solemn pledge to Katalik, the club's guardian. As a reward – reflective "Safe Me" badges. Now they can be seen on the road even at dusk.

Arina Perminova, head of the "Safe Me" volunteer project:
"The idea for the project was born from the values that SIBUR itself promotes. Safety is a key concept, and we wanted to instil its fundamentals in children. Together with my colleague Tatyana Sarafanova, we decided to run the sessions in a station-based format, with the roles of the Fixies played by child actors from Seversk Gymnasium. The project's symbol, and at the same time a 'smart colleague' who knows everything about safety, is Katalik. The delight he evokes in children is incredible! They listen to him with their mouths open and remember every word! At the end of each session, he solemnly inducts the children into the 'Safe Me' club, handing out reflective badges. And summer is ahead – may our young club members spend it brightly and, most importantly, safely!"