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CHAPTER I
I. School Profile
A. Administrative Area
Pulo Elementary School with School ID 163506 is a complete elementary school
located in Pulo Talisay Batangas, an unrecognized barangay of Talisay, Batangas which is
under the jurisdiction of two designated barangay captains comprising 12 teachers and 396
pupils with a total land area of 11,743 sq. m. Taal Volcano the famous and active volcano is
located in the same place.
B. Number of Staff
Teaching and Non-Teaching Personnel
Description Male Female
Kinder 0 1
Grade 1 0 2
Grade 2 0 2
Grade 3 0 1
Grade 4 0 3
Grade 5 0 1
Grade 6 0 2
Non-Teaching Staff 0 0
Total 0 12
Grand Total 0 12
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C. Number of Pupils
D. Number of Buildings
Type of Building Capacity Quantity
Standard 45 10
Modified 30 1
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F. Site Development Plan
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To make sure the safety of everyone in the school premises at all times, the Schools
Disaster Risk Reduction Management Organization was formed. The organizational chart is
illustrated below:
Beverly M. Robles
SDRRM Chief
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HAZARD IDENTIFICATION
CP Form 1: Hazard Identification
AVERAGE
HAZARD PROBABILITY IMPACT P+I RANK
2
Rate Remarks Rate Remarks
Typhoon 4 Typhoons frequently 2 Minor loss 3 2
pass within Philippine and/or
archipelago and damage to
recently most of it property
directly hit Southern
Tagalog particularly in
Batangas.
Earthquake 3 Last year, Batangas 2 Minor loss 2.5 3
Province had been and/or
rattled by a series of damage to
earthquake caused by property
unnamed fault system was
in Batangas. experienced
during the
swarming
last year
Fire 3 Pulo ES is the only 1 No damage 2 4
school in Talisay to property
District to use and doesn’t
generator set as source hinder the
of electricity, thus the normalcy
electrical wirings were
not checked by the
BFP and local
electrical engineers,
thus it is probably
prone to fire.
Flooding 3 Pulo ES is located in 4 Significant 3.5 1
the low lying area, loss and
volume of water pass damage to
by in the premises of property.
the school and destroy
structures
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B. HAZARD TO PLAN FOR: Earthquake
CP Form 2: Anatomy of the Hazard
EXISTING
ROOT CAUSES EARLY WARNING TRIGGERING MITIGATING
SIGNS FACTORS MEASURES
Forest denudation Sudden rise of Continuous Flood
Poor drainage system water rainfall control
Deforestation Overflowing of structures
waterways Regular
declogging
of
waterways
and canals
C. SCENARIO
CP Form 3A: Scenario Generation for Natural Hazard
SITUATIONS BAD WORSE WORST
Description of the Event Tropical Tropical Tropical
Depression made Depression made Depression made
landfall or within landfall or within landfall or within
the vicinity of the vicinity of the vicinity of
Municipality of Municipality of Municipality of
Talisay; Talisay; maximum Talisay; maximum
maximum sustained winds of sustained winds of
sustained winds 64 to 117 kph is greater than 117
less than 63 kph is observed kph is observed
observed Worse effect of Effects of severe
Possible flooding Flood may happen flooding may
may happen affect the normal
functioning
CASUALTY
Death 5 persons 25 persons 50 persons
Injury 10 persons 40 persons 100 persons
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Missing 7 persons 10 persons 30 persons
AFFECTED PERSON
CHARACTERISTICS
Mun/ EVACUATION EVACUAT affected/displa
Brgy./Others) ION ced/evacuated)
Location
Persons
Persons
Persons
Persons
Section
Section
Section
Section
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water pass
by in the
premises of
the school
and the
community
Grade II 2 53 Due to the
low lying
location, the
volume of
water pass
by in the
premises of
the school
and the
community
Grade III 1 47 Due to the
low lying
location, the
volume of
water pass
by in the
premises of
the school
and the
community
Grade IV 2 54 Due to the
low lying
location, the
volume of
water pass
by in the
premises of
the school
and the
community
Grade V 1 59 Due to the
low lying
location, the
volume of
water pass
by in the
premises of
the school
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and the
community
Grade VI 2 71 Due to the
low lying
location, the
volume of
water pass
by in the
premises of
the school
and the
community
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CHAPTER II
A. GOALS
The goal of the contingency plan is to provide effective, efficient, timely and well-
coordinated response mechanisms in the event of the occurrence of flood in Pulo
Elementary School. Such mechanisms shall help to protect lives, properties and the
environment, and restore the immediate needs of the people.
B. GENERAL OBJECTIVES
OBJECTIVES
“This 2019 Contingency Plan covers 402 school learners and 12 personnel. It focuses
on one of the natural hazards (flood).” It aims the following:
Give knowledge and understanding about the precautionary measures before
during and after flooding.
Alleviate the circumstances when the hazard (flood) occurs.
Prepare and instruct learners and personnel what to do when the flood occurs
Make a comprehensive plan
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CHAPTER III
A. COORDINATION
CP Form 5A: Cluster Identification
LEAD
CLUSTER AGENCY
AGENCIES/ OFFICES INVOLVED /
OFFICE
MDRRMO
BDRRMO
MSWDO
MENRO
FINACE
J PORT
P Clinic
DEPED
MHO
MAO
BAG
PCG
GSO
PRC
PNP
AFP
BFP
Food/ / / / / MSWD
Non Food
Health / / / / / PRC
Law and / / / PNP
Order
Search, / / / / / / DEPED
Rescue
and
Retrieval
Logistics / / MDRR
MO/PR
C
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CP Form 6: Needs and Activities Inventory
Cluster: EDUCATION_
ACTIVITIES/
NEEDS ARRANGEMENTS RESPONSIBLE
TO MEET THE AGENCIES/OFFICES TIMEFRAME
NEEDS
Notebook MOA/MOU DepEd/LGU/Partner
NGO 5 – 7 days or
Ballpen MOA/MOU DepEd/LGU/Partner immediately
NGO after the disaster
Paper MOA/MOU DepEd/LGU/Partner
NGO
Books MOA/MOU DepEd/LGU/Partner
NGO
Learning MOA/MOU DepEd/LGU/Partner
Materials NGO
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3 pcs 10 m Rope SDRRM Office SDRRM Office In good
condition
10 set Go Bag SDRRM Office SDRRM Office In good
condition
10 pairs boots SDRRM Office SDRRM Office In good
condition
TOTAL 46,260
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Resource Summary
Projected Current
Cluster Description Needs Resources Gaps Source
Education Resources 49,260 3000 46,260 MOA/MOU
needed for DepEd and
continuity of Partners
learning
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