Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Division of Catbalogan City
SILANGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Silanga, Catbalogan City

NARRATIVE REPORT ON CHILD PROTECTION POLICY

I. INTRODUCTION

A. Rationale/ Objective

Department of Education launched its Child Protection Policy on May 3, 2012, through
DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2012, to promote a zero-tolerance policy for any act of child abuse,
exploitation, violence, discrimination, bullying and other related offenses.

Article 218 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”…..

To ensure the institution of effective child protection policies and procedures and monitor
compliance thereof as a duty and responsibility of the School; The Silanga National High School
hosted the conduct of Division Child Protection Policy Training last March 6-8, 2016. The said
activity mainly focused on Protecting Children in School from Abuse, Violence, Exploitation,
Discrimination, Bullying and other forms of Abuse.

B. Participants

All Secondary School Teachers in Silanga National High School together with the
Faculty and Staff from Catbalogan IV District partook in the Division Child Protection Policy
Training. Even the Resource Speakers actively joined in order to have a smooth flow of the
activities.

C. Materials

Microphone, big speakers, overhead projector was utilized in the deliberation of topic by
the resource speakers. Likewise, it was used to involve participants in partaking of ideas during
each talk. It was deemed beneficial particularly in the clarification of some points during and
after the presentation of topics.

Sound system was good. It aided the voice quality of the speakers and even the
music/voice played for video presentation.

D. Topics and Resource Speakers

 March 6,2015 Day 1 Resource Speakers-

Ruth D. Cabanganan- Child Development and Child Rights

Ma. Anunciation Gersanib-Gender Based Violence

  March 7, 2015 Day 2 Resource Speakers
Morning Session- Maricel Mendova-The Role of DepEd in Preventing
Child Sexual Abuse
Connie M. Bernardo- Understanding Bullying
Afternoon Session- Connie M. Bernardo- Online Safety
Marygene Original- Handling Disclosure
 March 8, 2015 Day 3 Resource Speaker
Morning- Mrs. Francia A. Tan- Positive Discipline
Open Furom
Afternoon- Closing Program

II- Program Proper

The Training-Workshop was started with a programmed activity such as

 Invocation, singing of Lupang Hinirang, Reciting of Panunumpa ng Katapatan sa

Watawat ng Pilipinas, singing of the Catb.City Division Hymn and Physical Fitness
 An Intermission Number followed from the SNHS Dance Troupe
 Next is the Attendance Recognition by different School Heads of Catb.IV District and
SNHS
 A Welcome Talk was given by Ma’am Ruth D. Cabanganan, School Principal I of SNHS
 The Statement of Purpose and the Orientation Proper was given by Ma’am Francia A.
Tan, Division Child Protection Coordinator
 A Message was then given by Sir Gaudencio C. Aljibe Jr.,Ph.D.,CESE, OIC Office of
the Schools Division Superintendent focused on protecting children in school and protect
teachers themselves.
 And the Seminar Training Proper by the different Resource Speakers serves as the
highlights of the activity
 All topics were successfully conveyed for by the Resource Speakers
 Open Forum was done, and participants queries were all answered.
 A Take Home Message was given by Ma’am Francia A. Tan
 And the Distribution of Certificates followed as the waiting moments of all participants

III- Problems Met

There were no problems met during the conduct of the activity. All participants were actively
engaged in the conduct of the different activities/outputs.

IV- Results/ Output:

 Participants are made aware of the DepEd Order No. 40,s. 2012 Child Protection Policy
(Policy Guidelines on Protecting Children in School from Abuse, Abuse, Violence, Exploitation,
Discrimination, Bullying and other forms of Abuse.

Prepared by:

CONNIE M. BERNARDO
Guidance Counselor-Designate
Noted:

RUTH D. CABANGANAN
School Principal
 Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region VIII
Division of Catbalogan City
SILANGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Silanga, Catbalogan City

NARRATIVE REPORT ON THE CONDUCT OF

CAREER ORIENTATION PROGRAM

I. INTRODUCTION

Rationale

One reason why too many graduates end up without job is that they do not get
the proper guidance in choosing their courses. High school graduates do not have
sufficient information on career opportunities. Oftentimes, they rely on their instincts,
copy friends’ choices or follow their parents’ wishes.

Silanga National High School truly supports the conduct of Senior High School
Career Guidance Program for School Year 2017-2018.In connection with the Career
Guidance Week conducted last July 24-28, 2017, Career Talk on Senior High School was
done last January 24, 2018 by the SHS Teachers served as a resource speakers, which
aims to provide information and Career Guidance to all Grade 10 students.

Career Orientation was conducted to prepare students to have a greater

understanding of educational and career opportunities and options, and to assist them in
making meaningful and informed career choices.

A. Objectives

In response to the activities, the following objectives of the Career Orientation

were developed.

 To guide students in making informed decisions regarding their choice of Senior

High School tracks suitable to their skills and interest.
 To gain an understanding of their own interests, abilities, aptitudes, and strengths

B. Participants

All Grade 10 students in Silanga National High School, Senior High School
Teachers handling Tech-Voc. Subject, one Guidance Counselor-Designate and with the
active participation and support of the School Head, Sir Rhum O. Bernate, partook in the
Career Orientation Program.
 C. Materials

Microphone, big speakers, overhead projector was utilized in the deliberation of

topic by the resource speakers. Likewise, it was used to involve participants in partaking
of ideas during each talk. It was deemed beneficial particularly in the clarification of some
points during and after the presentation of topics.

Sound system was good. It aided the voice quality of the speakers.

D. Topics and Resource Speakers

The table below displays the topics and the resource speakers of the Career Talk.

TOPIC/ SHS COURSE RESOURCE SPEAKERS

Mr. Levi C. Nabablit
Electrical Installation and Maintenance Mr. Mark Anthony Castillo
Mr. Joseph A. Acaba
Electronics Mr. Jayson D. Camas
Cookery Mr. Antonieto U. Fabile
Food and Beverage Services Mrs. Ermyflor Bagatsolon

II- Program Proper

The Orientation was started with a programmed activity such as

 Invocation, singing of Lupang Hinirang, Reciting of Panunumpa ng Katapatan sa

Watawat ng Pilipinas, and the singing of the Catb.City Division Hymn.
 A welcome talk was given by our active school head Sir Rhum O. Bernate,
wherein he welcomed all Grade 10 participants and also gave valuable
information on the K-12 and Senior High School Program.
 The Orientation Proper / Career Talk by the different Resource Speakers serves as
the highlights of the activity
 All topics were successfully conveyed for by the Resource Speakers
 Awarding of Certificate of Recognition to the Resource Speakers followed.
 A Closing Remarks was given by Mrs. Connie M. Bernardo, Guidance Counselor
Designate. She gave thanks to everyone whom extended their time and efforts for
the successful conduct of the activity and also gave inputs on the importance of
choosing a track that suited to their skills and interest.
 Open Forum was done, and participants queries were all answered.

III- Problems Met

 There were no problems met during the conduct of the activity. All participants were
actively engaged in the conduct of the orientation program.

IV- Results/ Output:

Participants are made aware of the K-12 and Senior High School Program and
become acquainted with the different tracks suitable to their skills and interest.

Prepared by:

CONNIE M. BERNARDO
Guidance Counselor-Designate
Noted:

RHUM O. BERNATE
School Head

Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region VIII
Division of Catbalogan City
SILANGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Silanga, Catbalogan City

NARRATIVE REPORT
on the conduct of
CAREER ORIENTATION PROGRAM
January 24, 2018

Prepared by:

CONNIE M. BERNARDO
Guidance Counselor -Designate
Activity Organizer
Noted:

RHUM O. BERNATE
School Head

Approved:

EVANGELINE L. PIMENTEL, Ph.D.

EPS-I Guidance and EsP

VERONICA BUENAVENTURA
EPS-I/Division SHS Coordinator