Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Division of Cotabato
DANLAG NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Danlag, Tampakan, South Cotabato

ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORTS ON WINS PROGRAM

School Year : 2018-2019

I. INTRODUCTION

The advocacy on the promotion of correct hygiene and sanitation practices

among students and a clean environment has been the government’s priority through the
Department of Education to keep the learners safe and healthy, excel academically and
develop to be productive citizens in the country.

II. OBJECTIVES
 To Create WINS Technical Working Group for regular cleaning and
Maintenance of Water Supply Facilities.
 Engaging students and parents in the Information Advocacy of Reproductive health
and Hygiene Education.
 To achieve students and school development.
III. ACCOMPLISHMENT

  Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) in schools (WINS) is a program that focuses
on the promotion of clean and safe school environment and correct hygiene and sanitation
practices among learners, and that is implemented side by side with the Essential health
care program. Deworming, and other related school health projects of DepEd.

In response to the program the Danlag National High School had took part during
the Oplan Kalusugan featuring the five major school health programs of the Department.
Focal person, Medical personnel, School officials, stakeholders and students had attended
the said event.

The school conducted orientation to the teachers, parent and other stakeholders. The
purpose is to enhance stakeholder’s involvement and mobilize local resources. With this the
school needs discussed and solutions/recommendation were noted for the realization of the
projects.

One of the main problem of the school is water connection, and with the help of PTA
fund, connections to every comfort room is now available. Another problem was the waste
management. The school had to take a slice from the MOOE to rehabilitate the waste
dumping site and was already functional for all grade levels to use with the observance of
proper waste segregation.

Deworming was done semi-annually with the presence of the school nurse in
coordination with the DOH, and parent’s consent. As based on the record, more less 90% of
the pupils were dewormed. The school nurse also conducted health orientation to all grade
levels.

IV. PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED

Installation of another washing area and gender segregated toilets need big amount.

Prepared by: Noted by:

SHEILA MAE R. PERTIMOS JUNIER R. ENTRINA

Wins Coordinator Teacher In-Charge