ST.

MICHAEL’S COLLEGE
Iligan City

COLLEGE OF NURSING

1.ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION

1.1. Title of the Activity : Water Safety Training

Clinical Instructor : Kim Joseph Villamor RN, MN
Date : April 17, 2024
Semester / SY : 2nd Semester/ SY 2023-2024
Venue : DelaMar Resort, Timoga
Group : BSN-Level IV (Group 2)

2. NATURE OF THE ACTIVITY

Water Safety Training is essential for us to be skilled and prepared nurses for possible emergency situations that
are caused by any hydrological calamities and to mold us to be future emergency responders.

2.1. Objectives / Goals

At the end of the training, the students will be able to:
1. Be more knowledgeable about swimming techniques
2. Gain self-confidence
3. Understand survival techniques
4. Communicate effectively and focus on teamwork and collaboration during this situation

2.2. Activities
Morning Circle / Orientation
Checking of attendance
Stretching
Learning the basic fundamentals of swimming
Learning breathing and recovery technique
Rescue swimming technique
Utilizing rope for water rescue
Group formation techniques for water survival
Jumping in 16 feet deep pool with life vest

2.3.
Participants
Level 4 Students
Clinical Instructor
Sir Fajardo
3. PHOTOS: Please see the album

MORNING CIRCLE /
ORIENTATION
 MORNING STRETCH BEFORE SWIMMING

LEARNING BASIC FUNDAMENTALS OF SWIMMING

LEARNING DIFFERENT FORMATIONS DURING STRANDED SITUATION

PROPER WEARING OF LIFE VEST
 EXPERIENCING “feet first” MANEUVER IN 16 FEET DEEP POOL

COMPLETE PICTURE OF LEVEL 4 PARTICIPANTS WITH CLINICAL INSTRUCTORS AND

SIR FAJARDO
GIVING OF TOKEN OF APPRECIATION TO SIR FAJARDO WITH CLINICAL INSTRUCTORS
April 17, 2024 is the scheduled date for our Water Safety Training that was held in DelaMar Resort, Timoga
wherein most of the participants are new to this activity. Before the start of our training, we begin it with prayer
then Sir Fajardo gathered us by group for our morning circle and orientation. After the orientation, we did
stretching along the poolside, we were taught about the basic fundamentals of swimming such as the breathing
and recovery techniques, we utilized the rope for possible water rescue and experienced jumping in 16 feet deep
pool with life vest and did group formation technique for water survival. We learned a lot and at the same time
we had so much fun, we built teamwork and observed that everyone is cooperative and participative on this
activity.

Prepared by: Nercuit, Luvienne Thea R.

GROUP 2
Amin, Norhaina
Cabonita, Jahselle
Calvo, Earvin Jan
Caunda, Sarah Nicole
Mamaoden, Madela
Mia, Sittie Alaynah
Omiter, Anne Marie Christine
Sausal, Rian
Trangia, Riann

NOTED BY:
KIM JOSEPH VILLAMOR RN, MN
Clinical Instructor

APPROVED BY:
EVANGELINE MANANQUIL RN, MN, DM