Department of Education

Region VI- Western Visayas

Schools Division of Iloilo
District of Balasan

PANI-AN IPIL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT ON ADVOCATING

CHILD PROTECTION

We at Pani-an Ipil Elementary School believe that every child is a unique person
with an individual temperament, learning style, family background and timing of growth
and we believe that through molding and guiding them into the right path will surely
make them a competitive one.

It is our aim to build a positive environment to produce a happy learners with a

positive views in life. The PANI-AN IPIL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL promotes a zero –
tolerance policy for any act of child abuse, exploitation, violence, discrimination, bullying
and other forms of abuse.

To attain this aim, we created first the Child Protection Committee which was
headed by Mae S. Duran, Principal I as Chairman, Cathyren C. Teves, Guidance
Designate as Vice-Chairman, Arlene B. Bajada, Teacher III, TEA President, Maricar
Bermudo, SPG President, Ramil P. Dignadice, PTA President, Nerio Beronio, barangay
captain of Brgy. Pani-an and Ronnie Alavaren, barangay captain of Brgy. Ipil as
members.

To disseminate information about child protection policy, we oriented our learners

during the opening of class and every time if there is new update. During the PTA
General Assembly, Ma’am Mae S. Duran presented the Child Protection Committee and
discussed the Child Protection Policies to the parents. Teachers were also oriented with
regards the committee and the policies of child protection during the teacher’s
conference. We also posted in every building the list of child protection committee with
their designations and contact numbers whom they can approach if there is any concern
regarding child protection.

As a school who advocates the Child Protection and Child Friendly environment,
we do not tolerate any action which we believe had violated the rights of each child. Any
happenings involving our learners were being dealt accordingly because we make sure
that every learner is our concern.

Prepared by:

CATHYREN C. TEVES
School Guidance Designate