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Department of Education
Region I
Schools Division of San Carlos City
ANO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ano, San Carlos City, Pangasinan
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
Prepared by:
GILBERT B. RODRIGUEZ
SDRRMC
Noted:
EDNA C. ROQUE
Principal II
I. NARRATIVE REPORT
DRR approaches and tools will prevent relief work from rebuilding the
vulnerabilities that made people prone to similar disasters. DRR provides
valuable insights into the underlying factors of vulnerability to hazards and
the features of those hazards. It helps us identify and map local capacities
to cope with these hazards. Ultimately, the DRR approach helps us
conduct effective disaster response while reducing risks that similar
disasters will reoccur. It also ensures that our emergency response does
no harm by replacing or reinstating critical vulnerabilities.
Over the years, people learned that disaster can be prevented with
proper knowledge and preparation. This concept gave rise to Disaster Risk
Reduction Management which aims to remove or minimize hazardous
incidences, lessen unnecessary actions, and disseminate relevant
information. But unfortunately, life-threatening accidents arising from
untoward incidents are as common now as it was before. A good reason
for this could be the fact that not all are well-informed and some may still
be stuck with notion that disasters are the wrath of some gods. The most
vulnerable to the said disasters are the children and the elderly for they
are prone to miscalculations and sadly, their survival rate is left to chance.
Being the seeds that will continue the next generation, it is a must for
pupils to learn by heart the proper and logical way of acting when faced
with disasters. This could not only assure their own safety but could also
help their families be well-informed. Children early in their elementary
years should be subjected to regular safety drills in order to make
surviving disasters second nature.
B. NSED REPORTS:
The School DRRM Coordinator oriented pupils in conducting
Earthquake Drill.
During the alarm
Response of participants (duck, cover and hold)
Evacuation
Assembly Area
Headcount of participants
Evaluation
Unlike lessons, maturity cannot be taught; that is why some pupils aren’t
internalizing the importance of preventing hazards and doing drills. But in place
of maturity, these pupils can last through survival instincts paired with good
judgment
that can be achieved by repetitively subjecting them in lectures and drills that
ensures safety.
IV. RECOMMENDATIONS
ADVISERS:
GILBERT B. RODRIGUEZ EDNA C. ROQUE
SDRMMC Principal II
2. LOGISTIC TEAM
Chairman: Jeanny M. Fernandez
Member: Florence L. Mislang
3. MEDICAL TEAM
Chairman: Ma. Rochelle F. Mendoza
Member: Elvira Q. Tamondong
5. FIRE BRIGADE
Chairman: Marilou Dulay
Member: Romeo Dela Cruz
6. SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM
Chairman: Melba F. Padilla
Members: Liwliwa N. Sales
Arturo Domantay
GILBERT B. RODRIGUEZ
SDRRM COORDINATOR
Noted:
EDNA C. ROQUE
PRINCIPAL II
RADAR 1 & 2