SDO QUEZON TRAINING CENTER

18 JUNE2018
IMPLEMENTING GUIDELINES
I. SAFE LEARNING FACILITIES

 Assessment of electrical system

 Minor Repairs of school facilities
 Cleaning and Clearing of drainages
 Cordon off and posting of safety signages for on-going construction
 Posting of security and safety measures
 Exit and Evacuation Plan, Identification of evacuation area
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II. SCHOOL DISASTER MANAGEMENT

 Posting of Directory of Emergency Contacts

 Establishment of Early Warning Mechanism
 Equip school with first aid kits, flashlight, megaphones etc. for
emergencies
 Identification cards for students, teachers and other personnel
 Secure and safe storage of vital school records
 Pedestrian safety of students
 Documentation of accidents to prevent from happening again and find
measures to mitigate them.
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III. WASH IN SCHOOLS DURING BRIGADA ESKWELA

WASH – access to safe water, functional toilets and proper hygiene practice in
school that creates a safe and conducive environment for children to
optimally participate and achieve the learning outcome.

Objectives of WASH

 Creating a conducive learning environment

 Developing Life-skills and increasing resiliency
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III. WASH IN SCHOOLS DURING BRIGADA ESKWELA

o Provision of water supply

o Repair and Construction of additional gender-segregated restrooms
o Construction and improvement of individual and group handwashing
facilities
o Provision of rest space for menstruating girls
o Improvement of drainages, gutters
o Provision of Hygiene Supplies
o Improvement of Solid Waste Management
o Signages in strategic places within the school
o Orientation of parents and other stakeholders on WinS
o Orientation and certification of canteen operators, vendors and food
handlers.
BE Best Implementing Schools Award
ELEMENTARY LEVEL

CATEGORY NUMBER OF TEACHERS NUMBER OF TEACHERS

(NATIONAL) (NCR)
SMALL SCHOOL 9 and below 40 and below
MEDIUM SCHOOL 10 – 29 41 – 80
LARGE SCHOOL 30 – 50 81 – 120
MEGA SCHOOL 51 and above 121 and above
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SECONDARY LEVEL

CATEGORY NUMBER OF TEACHERS NUMBER OF TEACHERS

(NATIONAL) (NCR)
SMALL SCHOOL 9 and below 40 and below
MEDIUM SCHOOL 10 – 25 41 – 80
LARGE SCHOOL 26 – 50 81 – 120
MEGA SCHOOL 51 and above 121 and above
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CRITERIA
1. Scope of Work – 35 %

 This is based on the School BE Plan and physical facilities repair and
maintenance needs assessment.

 Computation is based on the percentage of work completed

multiplied by 35%.
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CRITERIA
2. DIVERSE VOLUNTEER PARTICIPATION – 25 %

 Parent Volunteers – 15%

( Number of Parent volunteer turnout over the targeted number of volunteer
multiplied by 15%)

100 / 200 x 15% =

7.5
(Parent-volunteer turnout) (Target number of parent-volunteer)
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CRITERIA
2. DIVERSE VOLUNTEER PARTICIPATION – 25 %

 Other Volunteers – 10%

( Target representative per group is 5 volunteers per entity to get 2
points below 5 shall be given 1 point then multiplied by 100%
No. of Point
Attendees given COMPUTATION

NGAs and other GOs and GOCC 10 2

LGUs (Brgy, Mun’l, Prov’l, Nat’l)

NGOs and Professional Associations
15
3
2
1
8 X 100% = 8
Private Sectors – Corp., Foundations, 2 1
Pvt Schools
Pupil/Student Org and Alumni 100 2
Association
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CRITERIA
3. GENERATED RESOURCES – 15 %

 Percentage of Completion (Program of Works) x 15%

ELEMENTARY LEVEL
CATEGORY NUMBER OF TEACHERS Resource Generated
(NATIONAL)
SMALL SCHOOL 9 and below 99,999 and below
MEDIUM SCHOOL 10 – 29 100,000 – 299,999
LARGE SCHOOL 30 – 50 300,000 – 499,999
MEGA SCHOOL 51 and above 500,000 and above
BE Best Implementing Schools Award
CRITERIA
3. GENERATED RESOURCES – 15 %

 Percentage of Completion (Program of Works) x 15%

SECONDARY LEVEL
CATEGORY NUMBER OF TEACHERS Resource Generated
(NATIONAL)
SMALL SCHOOL 9 and below 99,999 and below
MEDIUM SCHOOL 10 – 29 100,000 – 299,999
LARGE SCHOOL 30 – 50 300,000 – 999,999
MEGA SCHOOL 51 and above 1,000,000 and above
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CRITERIA
3. GENERATED RESOURCES – 15 %

 The amount of resources generated shall include all donations-in-

kind and equivalent amount of materials used for the scope of work
accomplished during the Brigada Eskwela Week and the equivalent
amount of volunteer man-hour. It shall also include all resources
accepted after the steering and working committees were formed
and commence to execute their functions.
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CRITERIA
4. ALIGNMENT TO BRIGADA ESKWELA THEME – 10 %

 The evaluation shall consider the alignment of the program

implementation to the theme and the WASH in Schools at 5%

 The evaluation shall consider the Safety and Preparedness Guide

computed as points meet multiplied by 5%
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CRITERIA
5. CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION – 10 %

 Evaluated based on the presence of value added projects.

6. INCREMENT OF RESOURCES AND VOLUNTEERS – 5%

 Determined based on the percentage of the increase of the current

performance compared with the previous/last Brigada Eskwela
accomplishments.
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Schools Award

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Other Schedule concerning Brigada Eskwela
Brigada Eskwela National Kick-off Program and Caravan May 24, 2018
Brigada Eskwela Regional Kick-off Program and Caravan  May 28, 2018
Brigada Eskwela Division Kick-off Program and Caravan May 28, 2018
Implementation and Monitoring of Schools May 28 – June 02, 2018
District Validation of BE Best Implementer 2018 June 4 – 15, 2018
Congressional Validation of BE Best Implementer 2018 June 25 – July 05, 2018
Division Validation of BE Best Implementer 2018 July 16 – 27, 2018
Submission of the consolidated Brigada Eskwela Acomplishment Reports by the Schools
June 15, 2018
to the District Offices
Submission of the consolidated Brigada Eskwela Acomplishment Reports by the District
June 29, 2018
Offices to the Division Office
Submission of the consolidated Brigada Eskwela Acomplishment Reports by the Division
July 16, 2018
to the Regional Office
Submission of the consolidated Brigada Eskwela Acomplishment Reports by the Division
July 30, 2018
to the Regional Office
Division Awarding of BE Best Implementer 2018 Between 1st and 2nd week of
August
Submission of Entries to the Regional BE Best Implementer 2018 August 2018
DIVISION SELECTION
1ST Selection – Within the District ( June 4 –
15, 2018)
Validators: Public Schools District Supervisor
BE School Head in Charge
BE District Coordinator
DRRM District Coordinator
District Nurse
DIVISION SELECTION

Congressional Selection – June 25 – July 6

DIVISION SELECTION

Division Selection – July 16 - 27

BE Division Awarding

1st or 2nd week of August

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27 April 2018