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    The Cordova National High School has established a school-based child protection policy and committee for the 2017-2018 school year. The policy aims to uphold zero tolerance for child abuse, mistreatment, violence or exploitation. It prohibits physical punishment and ensures child rights are communicated. The in-campus committee will monitor conflicts and keep matters confidential. The school will provide awareness training on child protection and anti-bullying. The committee is led by the School Head and includes teachers, student and community representatives to protect students from abuse and develop their self-esteem.

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    The Cordova National High School has established a school-based child protection policy and committee for the 2017-2018 school year. The policy aims to uphold zero tolerance for child abuse, mistreatment, violence or exploitation. It prohibits physical punishment and ensures child rights are communicated. The in-campus committee will monitor conflicts and keep matters confidential. The school will provide awareness training on child protection and anti-bullying. The committee is led by the School Head and includes teachers, student and community representatives to protect students from abuse and develop their self-esteem.

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    The Cordova National High School has established a school-based child protection policy and committee for the 2017-2018 school year. The policy aims to uphold zero tolerance for child abuse, mistreatment, violence or exploitation. It prohibits physical punishment and ensures child rights are communicated. The in-campus committee will monitor conflicts and keep matters confidential. The school will provide awareness training on child protection and anti-bullying. The committee is led by the School Head and includes teachers, student and community representatives to protect students from abuse and develop their self-esteem.

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    The Cordova National High School has established a school-based child protection policy and committee for the 2017-2018 school year. The policy aims to uphold zero tolerance for child abuse, mistreatment, violence or exploitation. It prohibits physical punishment and ensures child rights are communicated. The in-campus committee will monitor conflicts and keep matters confidential. The school will provide awareness training on child protection and anti-bullying. The committee is led by the School Head and includes teachers, student and community representatives to protect students from abuse and develop their self-esteem.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region VI - Western Visayas
    SCHOOLS DIVISION OF ILOILO
    CORDOVA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    Brgy. Cordova Norte, Tigbauan, Iloilo
    (033) 330-87-60
    [email protected]

    SCHOOL - BASED CHILD PROTECTION POLICY


    SY 2017-2018

    OBJECTIVE

    The CORDOVA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL uphold a zero - tolerance policy for
    any act of child abuse, mistreatment, violence, harassment, bullying and other forms of
    exploitation or abuse.

    POLICY

    1. Beating, whipping and other forms of physical punishments will not be practiced
    as a discipline, training or the like, to any child.
    2. The Child protection policy and other children’s rights and privileges will be
    communicated to parents and in school.
    3. In-campus child protection committee will be organized to monitor and mediate to
    whatever conflicts that may arise inside the school premises.
    4. Matters and records involving any child/student with issues concerning the child
    protection policy shall be kept confidential.
    5. Safety and precautionary measures shall be practiced to mitigate possible harm
    and accidents to children.
    6. The school shall provide symposium about awareness on child protection policy
    and anti-bullying policy.
    7. Protection will be given to all students from all forms of abuse and bullying to
    develop self-esteem and self-confidence.
    Republic of the Philippines
    Department of Education
    Region VI - Western Visayas
    SCHOOLS DIVISION OF ILOILO
    CORDOVA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    Brgy. Cordova Norte, Tigbauan, Iloilo
    (033) 330-87-60
    [email protected]

    CORDOVA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL CHILD PROTECTION


    COMMITTEE

    POLICY NAME DESIGNATION CONTACT NO.


    School Head /
    Chairperson MRS. YOLANDA H. TEJIDA Administrator 09213256683
    School Principal I
    Guidance Counselor
    Vice
    MRS. LOIDA T. TUMADIANG Designate 09207298862
    Chairperson
    Teacher III

    Teacher Representative
    Secretary MRS. ELSIE T. TRIBIANO 09164651434
    Teacher II

    SSG Representative
    Member ANA ROSE BAYLOSIS 09097332527
    SSG President

    PTA Representative
    Member MRS. ANGEL ROSE N. TIDULA 09393431837
    PTA President
    Community/ Brgy.
    Kgwd..
    Member MS. NELCEE JOY L. GUARIN 09390568974
    Chairman Education
    Com.
    Community/ Brgy.
    Kgwd..
    Member MRS. NYNETTE ENCARNACION
    Chairman Education
    Com.

    Prepared by:

    LOIDA T. TUMADIANG
    Guidance Counselor- Designate

    Noted by:

    YOLANDA H. TEJIDA
    School Principal I

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