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Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region XII
Division of Sultan Kudarat
PRESIDENT QUIRINO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
School ID: 304617
REPORTS ON CHILD PROTECTION

POLICY
A. Copy of School-Based/Localized Child
Protection Policy
B. Anti-Bullying Policy
C. Report on the Status of the Schools’
Established Child Protection Committee
D. List of the School-based Child Protection
Committee with their email addresses
Signed on behalf of the SCPC by:
JESSA S. DELA TORRE

SCPC COORDINATOR
Noted:
ARISTOTELES S. COSTALES, JR.
School Principal/SCPC Adviser
Submitted to:
BERNABE N. FALCIS
Division Child Protection Program Focal Person
The policy has been Reviewed by the SCPC on: April 015,2023
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Commitment to protect Children

“We the educators of President Quirino
National High School, commit to protect
and promote the welfare of students and to
ensure the enjoyment of their rights to
education without fear or threats from
violence”
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SCPC FORM IV
CRIME PREVENTION PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN
BY THE SCPC
School: President Quirino National High School
City/Municipality/Province: Poblacion President Quirino Sultan Kudarat
Date Accomplished: September 20,2018
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Adoption of Anti-Bullying
Policies
All Elementary and Secondary schools are
directed to adopt policies to address the
existence of bullying in their respective
institutions.( Sec.3,RA 10627)
All public and private kindergartens are also

covered.( IRR)
Bullying ( RA 10627 )
Any severe or repeated use by one or more
students of a written, verbal or electronic
expression, or a physical act or gesture, or
any combination thereof,directed at
another student that has the effect of
actually causing or placing the latter in
reasonable fear of physical or the emotional
harm or damage to his property; creating a
hostile environment at school for the other
student; infringing on the rights of other
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student at school; or materially and

substantially disrupting the education
process or the orderly operation of a
school.
Prohibited Acts
1. Bullying at the following:
a. School grounds
b. Property immediately adjacent to
school grounds
c. School bus stops
d. School buses or other vehicles owned,
leased or used by a school;
e. School buses or school services
privately-owned but accredited by the
school.
2. Bullying through the use of
technology or an electronic device or
other forms of media owned, leased
or used by the school.
3. Bullying at a location,activity,function or
program that is not school-related and
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through the use of technology or an

electronic device or other forms of media
that is not owned, leased or used by a
school;, and
4. Retaliation against a person who reports

bullying, who provides information during
an investigation of bullying, or who is a
witness to or has reliable information about
bullying.

SAVE THE CHILDREN PROGRAM
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Through our programs, emergency responses and advocacy, we put

the most vulnerable students first. Save the Children’s work saves and
improves children’s lives around in our school.
PRESIDENT QUIRINO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL work to
ensure children have health care, food and shelter, as well as learning
and child protection services when children need it most.
Together, we are achieving breakthroughs in education for children
because every last child deserves the opportunity to learn.
Our programs ensure that young children survive and thrive and
thrive-physically and emotionally and ready them for school success.
We focuses on developing and understanding effective education
interventions for our program, give them the opportunity to learn.
Together , were changing gender norms and empowering students to
grow up healthy, educated and safe. They are free to determine their
futures. Many children enrolled in school aren’t learning basic skills-like
reading -once they get there.
A good quality education helps children reach their full
potential;however,for millions of students and youth, it is beyond reach
and many are not learning basic skills like reading and math if they do
attend school.
Save the Children through alternative delivery mode of education
supports out of school youth and nearly dropping out students.
OUR WORK
Save the Children works hard to help children gain access to
quality education and health services, mental health services,
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support them in times of great need, and protect them from risks
and harm. We work with the government in developing policies,
plan and budgets to ensure that children, especially those living
in poor communities, have access to quality basic services and
have their rights protected.
Mental Health and Humanitarian Response
When disaster strike, we ensure that children are given care and
emotional support to survive, recover and continue to learn and
live normal lives.
Health and Nutrition
We improve the health of children and families so children no
longer die of preventable illness.
Education
We create greater access to quality education and ensure that
girls and boys are able to learn in safe and positive
environments.
Childs’ Rights and Protection

We ensure that children are safe from abuse, exploitation and
violence at all times.
VISION
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We dream of Filipinos who passionately love their country and whose values and competencies
enable them to realize their full potential and contribute meaningfully to building the nation.
As a learner-centered public institution of ,the Department of Education continuously improves
itself to better serves its stakeholders.
Mission
To protect and promote the right of every Filipino to quality,equitable,culture-based, and
complete basic education where:
Students learn in a child friendly,gender-sensitive,safe and motivating environment.
Teachers facilitates learning and constantly nurture every learner.
Administrator and staff, as stewards of the Institution, insure an enabling and supportive
environment for effective learning to happen.
Family, community, and other stakeholders are actively engaged and share responsibility for
developing life-long learners.
CORE VALUES
Maka-Diyos
Makatao
Makakalikasan
Makabansa
PRINCIPLES:
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1. President Quirino National High School shall be conducive

to learning and children shall have the right to education
free from fear.
2. All children shall protected from all forms of Abuse and
bullying or develop self-esteem and self confidence.
3. President Quirino National High School shall advocate a
positive and non-violent on disciplining children to foster
self-discipline and improve self-esteem.
4. Corporal Punishment shall not be imposed on any child in
school for the purpose of desired training control.
5. President Quirino National High School Established a child
protection policy committee to ensure protection and
policy.
6. The child protection committee shall take steps to prevent
bullying and ensure appropriate interventions, counseling
and other services,provided for the
victim,violence,exploitation,discrimination and bullying.
7. Parents shall be actively involved in all school activities or
events that rise on children’s rights,positive discipline and
the prevention of bullying.
8. Students or learners shall respect the rights of others refrain
from committing bullying and peer violence.
9. Teachers, students,visitors and other stakeholders shall be
oriented on the child protection policy.
The President Quirino National High School values young

people and children as being a vital part of the organization and
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desires to see them grow, mature and be challenged in healthy

and safe environment.
Purposes:
The purpose of President Quirino National High School is to
offer the children a safe and welcoming environment with fun
activities where the children can grow and learn. Whether this
be groups working in partnership with the school.
AIMS:
To provide activities for children and young people to help them
develop from childhood into adulthood and to provide support
for them.
To enable the children to express themselves
To assist the children in integrating into the community
To help children/young people appreciate the diversity of their
cultures.
The school shall:
Keep each child and young person be formally registered within

the group.
Include an information/consent from which their parent/guardian
must complete
Have an attendance register and should be kept for each session.
Child Protection Representative

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The school has appointed a child Protection representative. If

any worker has any child safety concerns,they should discuss
them with him/her. He/she will take on the following
responsibilities:
Ensuring that the policy is being put into practice

Ensuring that teachers and staff are given appropriate
supervision
Ensuring that everyone involved the organization is aware of the
identity of the child protection representative.
The Organizational and Functional Structure of the

School Child Protection Committee
Board of advisers
1. Aristoteles S. Costales,Jr.
2.PCI Emerson D. Policarpio
3. David A. Nuezca
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ARISTOTELES S. COSTALES,JR.
President of SCPC
-Acts as the chief Executive Officer

-Exercises overall direction and coordination of
the Council -Provides consultancy and advisorial
services on matters affecting the
operations.
PCI D. POLICARPIO
Vice-President of SCPC
-Assist the chairman and performs such other duties

As maybe delegated to him.
Members
JESSA S. DELA TORRE
1. Christian Jann Regalado
2. Nasrina M.Dangenso SCPC Coordinator
3. Jovannie Reyes
4. Kenjie Sentinta -Performs administrative functions
5. Aladin Mantawil such as records keeping and
preparation of agenda .
-Prepares and maintains an update
list of the active members of the
council.
STUDENT CRIME PREVENTION COMMITTEE

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SCHOOL: President Quirino National High School

CITY/MUNICIPALITY: POBLACION PRESIDENT QUIRINO
SEMINAR CONDUCTED:
CORE CHILD PROTETION TRAINING

LEADERSHIP BLOWING CODE
WHISTLE SAFETY RULES
I HAVE RIGHTS
LIST OF OFFICERS
CHAIRPERSON: ARISTOTELES S. COSTALES,JR.--------aristoteles.costales@deped.gov.ph

VICE-CHAIRPERSON: PCI EMERSON D. POLICARPIO
SECREATARY: JESSA S. DELA TORRE-------------jessa.delatorre@deped.gov.ph.
BOARD OF ADVISERS:
ARISTOTELES S. COSTALES,JR.
PCI EMERSON D. POLICARPIO
DAVID A .NUEZCA---------------------------------david.nuezca@deped.gov.ph
OFELIA O BARRON--------------------------------ofelia.barron@deped.gov.ph
ARTURO R. VASQUEZ,JR.------------------------arturo.vasquez@deped.gov.ph
CHILD PROTECTION COMMITTEE

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Composition:
-School Head/Administrator-Chairperson
-Guidance Counselor/Coordinator/Teacher-Vice
Chairperson
Representative of the Teachers as designated by the
faculty club
Representative of the Parents as designated by the
PTA
Representative of students/students as designated by
the Supreme Student Council
Representative from the Community as designated
by the Punong Baranggay,preferably from the
Barangay Council for the Protection of Children
FUNCTIONS OF CPC’s
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-Initiate information dissemination programs and organize

activities for the protection of children;
-Establish a system for identifying students who may be
suffering from significant harm based on any physical,
emotional or behavioral signs;
-Monitor the implementation of positive measures and
effective procedures in providing the necessary support
for the child and for those who care for the child.
-Ensure that the children’s right to be heard are respected
and upheld in all matters and procedures affecting their
welfare;
-The CPC shall accomplish an Intake sheet to assess both
the victims and the offenders and report actions taken on
the case.
PREVENTIVE MEASURES:
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Strategies:
-Conducting sessions, trainings and seminars on positive
peer relationships and enhancement of social and
emotional competence.
-Using training modules which include positive and non-
violent discipline in classroom management and gender
sensitivity;
-Integrating and teaching children’s rights in the
classroom.
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PROCEDURE: Protective and Remedial Measures to

Address Bullying and other Acts of Abuse by a Pupil,
Student or Learner
-All bullying incidents shall be reported to the school

Head.
-The school Head shall in turn inform the parents of the
students concerned and a meeting shall be held for that
purpose.
-The student shall be referred` to the CPC for counseling
and other interventions.
-The School may impose Non-punitive Measures in
accordance with the principles of Positive and Non-
Violent Discipline.
-Punitive measures will be a last resort.
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Procedure: Protective and Remedial Measures to Address

Corporal Punishment and Other Acts of Violence
Committed by School Personnel
-Expeditious conduct of investigation and reporting of

cases;
-School Head or the Schools Division Superintendent
shall forward the complaint within 48 hours to the
discipling Authority, who shall issue an order for the
conduct of a fact finding investigation, not later than 72
hours from submission;
-If the person complained of is a non-teaching personnel,
the Schools Division Superintendent investigation within
the same period;
Procedure: Protective and Remedial measures to Address

Corporal Punishment and other Acts of Violence
Committed by School Personnel
-Criminal and Civil liability shall not be a bar to the filing

of an administrative case
-The revised rules of procedure of DepEd in
Administrative Cases shall apply in all other aspects;
-The identity or other information that may reasonably
identify the pupil or student shall remain confidential; and
-The identity of a respondent-teacher shall likewise be
kept confidential.
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Assessment and Referral of Victims to the Local Social

Welfare and Development Office
-The school head may refer the victims and offenders to

the local social welfare and development office for
assessment and appropriate intervention.
-The CPC will coordinate closely with the Women and
Child Protection Desks of the PNP,the LSWDO,other
government agencies and NGOs, as may be appropriate.
Reporting and Monitoring System
-The Intake Sheets will be forwarded to the DepEd
Division Office
-The DepEd Division office will consolidate the reports
on incidents and cases of all schools and submit a
Division Report to the Regional Office
-The DepEd Regional Office will consolidate the reports
on incidents and cases of the Division Offices within the
Region and submit a regional report to the undersecretary
for legal and legislative affairs.
-The Central Office will be the Central Repository of
Regional Reports.
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ADOPTS A STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT TO BE
FOLLWED BY EVERY STUDENT
We value excellence genuine, diversity, respect for others,

integrity, trusting and being trustworthy, these qualities
define us.
We provide the students the education by which students
can fulfill their goals.
We create environment to motivate the students to
participate in the extracurricular activities.
We commit ourselves to the service of people. We are
committed to provide the benefit to the society by our
education.
We through our systematic education programmed
prepare leader and responsible global citizens.
We strongly believe in our vision and confident mission
Our academic system will provide the students the
practical exposure
We encourage the social responsibility among our
students.
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I- Rationale
The students are the most vulnerable targets of criminality and the most perceptive of the
existing problems in schools. More often than not, the students are the victims of the crimes
committed by the professional criminals.Also,a significant number of the young children and
youth were involved in the commission of crimes or committed misdemeanors and other forms
of disciplinary infractions.Therefore,the students should take active involvement in the
prevention of crimes commonly committed inside the school premises, such as
littering,vandalism,extortion,gambling,alcoholism,smoking,substance,abuse,fraternity wars,
sexual harrassment,homosexual activities and prostitution.
One good way to reduce crimes in schools is the creation of a mechanism that will take charge of
the maintenance and preservation of peace and order inside the campus.It is in this context that
the student Crime Prevention Committee ( SCPC) was conceived as a means to maximize the
students involvement in building a more crime prevention conscious and harness their collective
efforts in crime prevention and other social defense activities.
VISION
The President Quirino National High School as learning environment that is crime-free and
conducive to the total development of the students.
MISSION
To create a SCPC under the Supreme Student council in every school, partnership with the
parents, school authorities and the community towards the attainment of a safe, secure and
peaceful environment inside and outside the school campus.
OBJECTIVES
To ensure the active support and cooperation of the school authorities and the community in the
crime prevention programs of the government.
To safeguard the moral,spiritual,emotional,mental and physical wellbeing of the students so that
they will become law-abiding-minded and crime prevention conscious of the community.
CHILD PROTECTION POLICY

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President Quirino National High School

SCHOOL POLICIES
1.The school will appoint a Child Protection Officer with oversight of Child Protection
procedures and policies. The school will maintain a Child Protection Team who will perform the
following functions: coordinate child abuse and neglect prevention training, discuss potential
cases of child abuse and neglect prevention training, discuss potential cases of child abuse and
neglect and determine if they warrant reporting, act as intermediary between the school and the
reporting authority, and address child safety concerns of staff.
2.The school will conduct robust practices to ensure that employs faculty and staff of sound
moral character suitable for working with the children and youth.
3. The school will take action in any situation involving suspected abuse or mistreatment of any
student enrolled in the school.
4. All PRESIDENT QUIRINO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY and STAFF, must
report suspected incidents of child abuse or neglect as well as suspected or identified child
abusers and sex offenders whenever the staff member has a cause to believe or suspect that a
child has suffered, or is at risk of suffering abuse or neglect .Reporting and follow up of all
suspected incidents of child abuse or neglect will proceed in accordance with administrative
regulations respective to this policy which includes reporting to respective authorities when
appropriate.
5. In all cases of suspected child abuse, the school will attempt to demonstrate respect for
families, their privacy, and their culture ,subject to requirements, always keeping the best
interests of the child in mind.
6. The school will conduct regular professional training workshops for voulunteers,faculty and
staff on student safeguarding,child abuse prevention,recognition,intervention and reporting.
7. In the case of a staff member reported as an alleged offender,President Quirino National High
School will conduct a full investigation the following a carefully designed course of due
process,keeping the safety of the child at the highest priority.
8. PRESIDENT QUIRINO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL will distribute and communicate this
policy annually to all stakeholders and will review the policy annually for compliance and
effectiveness.
The PRESIDENT QUIRINO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL values young people and children as
being a vital part of the organization and desires to see them grow, mature and be challenged in a
healthy and safe environment.
AIMS
-To provide activities for children and young people to help them develop from childhood into
adulthood and to provide support for them.
-To enable the children to express themselves
-To assist the children in integrating into the community.
-To help children/young people appreciate the diversity of their cultures.
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TRAINING
It is a great benefit if workers undertake regular training for this type of work. The committee
should keep workers informed of relevant courses.
What is child protection?
Child protection is the response to the different ways in which a young persons or child’s
physical,emotional,intellectual and spiritual health are damaged by the actions of another person.
What you should do
1. Listen to the child/young person.
2. Look at them and do not promise to keep any secrets before you know what they are,but
always let the child/young person know if,and why,you are going to tell anyone.
3. Look at them directly and do not promise to keep any secrets before you know what they
are,but always let the child/young person know if, and why,you are going to tell anyone.
4. Take whatever is said to you seriously and help the child/young person to trust his/her
own feelings.Take notes of exactly what is said to you avoiding assumptions and
conjecture.
What you should not do
1. Project workers/volunteers should not begin investigating the matter themselves.
2. Do not discuss the matter with anyone except the correct people in authority.
3. Do not form your opinions and decide to do nothing.
Things to say or do:
-What you are telling me is very important’
-This in not your fault’
-I am sorry that this has happened/is happening’
-You were right to tell someone’
-What you are telling me should not be happening to you and I will find out the best way to help
you’
-make notes soon after the event. Try to write down exactly what the young person or child said.
Avoid assumptions or conjecture.
Things not to say or do:

-Do not ask leading questions-Why?How?What?
-Do not say’ Are you sure?
-Do not show your own emotions e.g. shock/disbelief
-Do not make false promises
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DEALING WITH SARDO
MOST OF THE PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN SCHOOL IS REALTIVE TO DISCIPLINE

AND POOR PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS
Discipline – is training of the mental,moral,and physical by instruction and exercise

Training and correction of the mind and character
Its result a habitual obedience to rules,regulations,laws and to order of authority.
How do we develop discipline in school?

Lining up during flag ceremony
Prayer
Courtesy/Politeness to Teachers, classmates and others.
Singing of National Anthem/Oath ( Panatang Makabayan)
Morning Exercises
Inspection of prescribed uniform( If required )
Regular haircut
Checking of attendance
Dealing with late students/cutting classes or escapes
STANDARDS:
1. Come to school on time
2. Come to school neat and clean
3. Respect superiors, teachers and classmates
4. Request or ask favors from other politely
5. Be attentive during class recitation
6. Refrain from making unnecessary noise when inside the classroom
7. Refrain from quarreling with classmates and school mates
8. Pick up pieces of papers and waste without being told
9. Take care of books and other properties
10. Avoid writing on chairs and walls
11. Do assigned task diligently
12. Avoid using cellphones and other gadgets during class hours.
Main Problems with SARDO

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1. Absenteeism
2. Behavioral Problems
Orientation on the Rights, Roles and Responsibilities

of Parents as stakeholders
Parents have the right to send their children to school for

education
That parent has the right to know something about their
children regarding school matters.
That parents, it is their duty to give needs of their children
Parents have the responsibilities in giving moral support
to their children
That they have the right to attend their children’s
necessity about school matters
Parents have the responsibility to provide all needs of
their children especially the basic needs.
NORMS AND CONDUCT

The students of President Quirino National High School should behave as worthy
members of a Christian and Muslim Community. As PQnians, whether inside or outside
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the campus, their conduct should be an asset to the school. As guardians of school
regulations, the students should hold each one responsible of their observance.
A. IN THE CAMPUS
1. The students should at times courteous and respectful to the administrators,
teachers,personnel,security guards, and visitors.
2. Greeting the administrators,teachers,personnel,security guards, and visitors
inside the campus speaks highly of the student’s education and proper
upbringing.
3. The student should respect school property, including trees and plants.
4. The students should use the comfort rooms located in their respective
departments.
5. From the time of arrival in the school to the time before dismissal, the students
are not allowed to leave the campus without written permission form the proper
authority; if they do, the school assumes no responsibility in case of accidents or
untoward incidents.
6. From time to time, announcements are made in order to keep the students
updated of school issues and policies. The students should relay to their parents
all announcements that concern them.
7. The students are discouraged from inviting guests to see them in school for
unofficial reasons. The students will be responsible for the behavior of their
guests.
B.INSIDE THE CLASSROOM
1. When the teacher, administrator or a visitor enters the room, all students should
stand up to greet him/her.
2. Prayer should be said reverently, not hastily or playfully manner.
3. Students should always occupy the same place assigned by the teacher. Each
student is responsible for his/her own chair.
4. Students should stand straight, be respectful when called to recite and be quiet if
her hand and wait for the teachers to call him/her.
5. Students should not write anything on the blackboard without the permission of
the teacher. The teacher’s desk is private and it will be considered a serious
offense to play with,displace,.or damage any of the any of the teacher’s
belongings.
6. The classroom is a second home ,and it is everyone’s duty to keep clean and
orderly.
7. Students should be honest. They should not copy their neighbors’ work and
present it as their own. Cheating is a serious offense punishable with
commensurate sanctions.
8. Teachers should always be obeyed. If a student feels unjustly treated. He/she
should first obey orders and later complain to the higher authority.
B. The Use of Cellular Phones

1. Students are discouraged to bring and use cellular phones inside the campus.
2. Should there be a need, they should notify their parents to call them during non-
class hours. But in case of an emergency call, students may ask permission from
the subject teacher.
3. Texting during class hours, in the presence of the teacher is a sign of disrespect
thus considered a major violation.
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4. If caught, on the act, cellphones will be conspiscated and can only be retrieved
by the parents after signing an agreement.
5. If caught the second time ,cellphones will be confiscated and will be returned
after three months.
6. Since they are discouraged to bring so, any lost cellular phones will not be
charged against the school nor will the school be liable to it.
D.ATTIRE AND GROOMING
Students should give serious thought to dresses and uniforms a an integral part of their
training for future professional life.
The school considers proper student attire and appearance to be reflection of the high
and purpose associated with the academic pursuits of the student body. Cleanliness
and are neatness are essential.
All students are required to wear the prescribed school uniforms at all times during the
school days. Students are discouraged from wearing expensive jewelry in coming to
school.
All students are encouraged to be simple in appearance. The girls are prohibited to
wear dangling or multiple earrings. The boys, on the other hand, are not allowed to wear
earrings of any kind.
SCHOOL DISCIPLINE
A. Disciplinary Measures
1. Warning: The attention of the students is formally called due to some offenses of
transgressions of the school rules.
2. Probation: The student has forfeited the confidence and high esteem of school
authorities, and he/she is required to restore these by definite acts of attention to
duty. Habitual misbehavior and unsatisfactory conduct may lead the school
principal to place a student under probation for a specific period of time.
3. Suspension: This disciplinary measure disconnects the students from the class
or from the school for a certain period of time and places him/her under probation
for the rest of the year.
4. Dismissal: This is the final exclusion and the ultimate sanction of the student from
the school. Although the school is reluctant to use the sanction, sometimes it is
necessary in order to preserve the good name of the school and the common
good of the students.
A1. Minor Offenses:
Shouting no excuse letters
Arriving late disturbing of classes
Writing on walls wearing incomplete uniform
Running in the corridors or near the classrooms
A2. Major Offenses:
Using indecent language disobedience
Region XII
School ID: 304617
Circulating pornographic literature extorting money

Disrespect to teachers or superiors bullying
Cheating boys wearing earrings
Cutting classes texting during classes
Stealing or damaging school property forging the signature of parents
Bringing dangerous weapons to school
Fighting inside or outside the vicinity of the school
Smoking in school or during school related activities
Acquiring information from teachers/school offices
ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN:
First Offense
Notification of parents or guardians by the adviser
Signing of behavioral report/anecdotal
Servicing before and after class
Second Offense
Notification of parents by the adviser
Signing of bevioral report
Suspension from the class
Third Offense
Suspension or expulsion as the case maybe
In any case a student commits a very grave offense and found guilty by the school
board of discipline; the school has the right to dismiss a student within the year to
protect the integrity of the school.
Dangerous Articles
The school firmly disapproves bringing to school articles hazardous to the moral or
physical safety of others such as weapons of any kind, immoral literature, firecrackers.,
such as articles will be confiscated and proper penalties will be imposed on guilty
students.
The school reserves the right to conduct on the spot inspection of student’s belongings
in cases of suspicion of possession of dangerous articles.
Drugs and Liquors
Students using ,carrying,distributing,accepting,or possessing any kind of prohibited
drugs, liquor and the like, will be dismissed from the school.
The school has the right to search for the students suspected to poses drugs or liquors.
Fraternities
Region XII
School ID: 304617
Fraternities are considered illegal in school, in conformity with memorandum, from the
National Capital Region which states:
“ Formation of fraternities and sororities among High School students is totally banned.
Students who are active members of fraternities will be disqualified from honors or
school positions. Their
Conduct grades will be affected and such students may even be dropped from the
school.
The PQnians Student
Every student who enrolls in President Quirino National High School should have the
following ideals that he/she should try to emulate:
Introspective and reflective humble and open to others
Responsible in exercising freedom ready to be of service to others
Determined and studious ready to be of service to others
Simple in thoughts,words,and manner of living friendly and community -oriented.
LEGAL BASES
Region XII
School ID: 304617
Convention on the Rights of the Child

-Protects children from all forms of violence, injury or abuse;
-Establishes the Right of the Child to Education
Legal Bases
The Philippine Constitution
-The State shall protect the right of children to assistance, including proper care and
nutrition from all forms of neglect, abuse,cruelty,exploitation and other conditions
prejudicial to their development( Art.XV.Sec.3 (b)).
-All educational institutions shall foster love of humanity, respect for human
rights ,develop moral character and personal discipline (Article XIV,Section 3,(b).
Article 218,220,233 of the Family Code of the Philippines and PD 603
“ Gives the school, its administrators and teachers or the individual,entity or institution
engaged in child care the special parental authority and responsibility over the minor
child while under their supervision, instruction or custody”…
“Authority and responsibility shall apply to all authorized activities whether inside or
outside the premises of the school, entity or institution”…
Coverage
-Children who are enrolled in the basic education system;
-School Personnel
School Head
Teaching or Non-Teaching personnel
-School Visitor or Guest
Media
Suppliers or Bidders
Parents and Guardians,etc.
Prohibited Acts
a. Child Abuse
Region XII
School ID: 304617
b. Discrimination against children

c. Child exploitation
d. Violence against children in school
e. Corporal punishment
f. Any analogous or similar acts; and
g. Bullying or peer abuse
Child Abuse: Republic Act No. 7610 also0 known as “ Special Protection of Children
Against Abuse Exploitation and Discrimination”.
-Refers to the maltreatment of a child;

Includes:
1. Psychological Abuse or Physical Abuse
2. Neglect or Cruelty;
3. Sexual Abuse and Emotional Maltreatment;
4. Any Act by deeds or words that degrades the dignity of a child as human being;
Discrimination against children
-Refers to an act of exclusion,distinction,restriction or preference which impairs the

recognition,enjoynment or exercise by all pupils or students on a equal footing, of all
rights and freedoms.
Child Exploitation
-Refers to use of children for someone else’s advantage, gratification or profit resulting
in unjust, cruel and harmful treatment of the child.
Child Exploitation
FORMS
1. Sexual Exploitation-refers to abuse of a position of vulnerability, differential
power, or trust, for sexual purposes.
2. Economic Exploitation-refers to the use of the child in work or other activities for
the benefit of others.
Violence against children committed in schools
-refers to a single act or a series of acts committed by school administrators, academic

and non-Academic personnel against a child which result in or is likely to result in
Region XII
School ID: 304617
physical,sexual,psychological harm or suffering, or other abuses including threaths of

such acts,battery,assault,.It includes,coercion,harassment or arbitrary deprivation of
liberty. It includes, but is not limited to the following acts:
1. Physical Violence
2. Sexual Violence
3. Psychological Violence
4. Other acts of violence
Corporal Punishment
-Refers to a kind of punishment or penalty imposed for an alleged or actual offense,
which is carried out or inflicted, for the purpose of discipline, training or control, by a
teacher, school administrator, an adult, or any other child who has been given or has
assumed authority or responsibility for punishment or discipline.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF SCHOOL
-Ensure the institution of effective child protection policies and procedures and monitor
compliance thereof;
-Adopt a child protection policy, and organize and convene the Child Protection
Committee ( SCPC ) of the school;
-Conduct the capacity building activities for the members of CPC and Guidance
Couselors,Coordinators and Teachers.
-Ensure that the participatory and other rights of children are respected and upheld in all
matters and procedures affecting their welfare.
-Coordinate with appropriate offices, agencies or instrumentalities for appropriate
assistance and intervention.
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Republic of the Philippines

REPORTS ON CHILD PROTECTION

Signed on behalf of the SCPC by:

JESSA S. DELA TORRE

Commitment to protect Children

-CORE CHILD -To -Putting All -Dealing -PNP -Monitored

CHILD PROTECTION ACTION PLAN

OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES TIME PERSONS RESOURCES/ EXPECTED

All public and private kindergartens are also

student at school; or materially and

through the use of technology or an

4. Retaliation against a person who reports

PRESIDENT QUIRINO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Through our programs, emergency responses and advocacy, we put

Childs’ Rights and Protection

1. President Quirino National High School shall be conducive

The President Quirino National High School values young

desires to see them grow, mature and be challenged in healthy

The school shall:

Keep each child and young person be formally registered within

Child Protection Representative

The school has appointed a child Protection representative. If

Ensuring that the policy is being put into practice

The Organizational and Functional Structure of the

2.PCI Emerson D. Policarpio

-Acts as the chief Executive Officer

-Assist the chairman and performs such other duties

STUDENT CRIME PREVENTION COMMITTEE

SCHOOL: President Quirino National High School

CORE CHILD PROTETION TRAINING

CHAIRPERSON: ARISTOTELES S. COSTALES,JR.--------aristoteles.costales@deped.gov.ph

CHILD PROTECTION COMMITTEE

-Initiate information dissemination programs and organize

PROCEDURE: Protective and Remedial Measures to

-All bullying incidents shall be reported to the school

Procedure: Protective and Remedial Measures to Address

-Expeditious conduct of investigation and reporting of

Procedure: Protective and Remedial measures to Address

-Criminal and Civil liability shall not be a bar to the filing

Assessment and Referral of Victims to the Local Social

-The school head may refer the victims and offenders to

PRESIDENT QUIRINO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

We value excellence genuine, diversity, respect for others,

CHILD PROTECTION POLICY

President Quirino National High School

Things not to say or do:

DEALING WITH SARDO

MOST OF THE PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN SCHOOL IS REALTIVE TO DISCIPLINE

Discipline – is training of the mental,moral,and physical by instruction and exercise

How do we develop discipline in school?

Main Problems with SARDO

Orientation on the Rights, Roles and Responsibilities

Parents have the right to send their children to school for

NORMS AND CONDUCT

B. The Use of Cellular Phones

Circulating pornographic literature extorting money

Convention on the Rights of the Child

-Establishes the Right of the Child to Education

b. Discrimination against children

-Refers to the maltreatment of a child;

Discrimination against children

-Refers to an act of exclusion,distinction,restriction or preference which impairs the