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1. DRRM ORIENTATION MALLORY ALVA V. BALABBO DRRM-COORDINATOR

2. School Disaster Risk Reduction and Management 20XX presentation title 2

3. SDRRM BATTLE CRY PROTECT AND SURVIVE!

4. 20XX IMPLEMENTATION STEPS FOR SCHOOL DRRM 4

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6. PHASE 1: ASSESS PREPAREDNESS BEFORE A DISASTER STUDENT-LED SCHOOL WATCHING AND HAZARD MAPPING ( Deped order 23 s 2015) B. COMMUNITY HAZARD MAPS C. BUILDING INSPECTION INCLUDING FIRE SAFETY D. BASIC EDUCATION PROFILE E. SCHOOL RISK ASSESSMENT 20XX presentation title 6

7. 20XX presentation title 7 EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS BULLETIN BOARDS can be maintained for the posting and updating of hazard information SMS BLAST can also be done to keep teachers informed of important updates. EXISTING BELLS AND ALARMS may also be used to signal emergencies in schools

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9. 20XX presentation title 9 PHASES WHEN DISASTER STRIKES

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12. 20XX presentation title 12 DRILL ( EARTHQUAKE/FIRE) 1. ALARM PHASE: C/O: DRRM COORDINATOR 2. RESPONSE PHASE - TURN OFF MAIN SWITCH (C/O ADVISER) - CLOSE ALL WINDOWS AND DOORS - BUDDY-BUDDY SYSTEM

13. 20XX presentation title 13 3. EVACUATION PHASE

14. 20XX presentation title 14 4. ASSEMBLY PHASE:

15. 20XX presentation title 15 ACTION PHASE

16. DISASTER TEAM 20XX presentation title 16

17. 20XX presentation title 17 STUDENT RELEASE SUPERVISION TEAM ( EVACUATION TEAM) Pre-assigned gatekeepers: • Gather the student emergency forms • Proceed to the area designated for release of students • Provide reassurance as necessary to families seeking information about their children • Do not allow unaccompanied entry into school grounds for any persons other than official emergency personnel (e.g., fire, paramedics, police, utility workers)

18. 20XX presentation title 18 As parents arrive to pick up students, check the emergency card • If the person is identified on the card, check identification and contact the student release coordinator • When the student is released, note the name of the person to whom the student is released, and the date and time of release Student Supervisors and Release Coordinators: • Assume post at the designated evacuation area • Distribute emergency supplies (e.g., water, blankets, shelter) • Manage use of bathroom or emergency toilet facility • Locate students to be released to gatekeepers • Assign someone to accompany students to the gatekeepers • Check off the students who have been released from the roll card or list

19. COMMUNICATION TEAM • Keep informed, listen to radio, television, monitor social media • Encourage students to relay information they obtain to the communications team • Exercise prudence in relaying information about the emergency situation to students • Assign staff members to monitor and respond to incoming calls, texts, Tweets or emails • Communicate school conditions to emergency first responders (after checking with person in charge or plan administrator) HAND OUT THE COMMUNICATIONS PAPER CONSOLIDATE THE TOTAL STUDENTS 20XX presentation title 19

20. SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM AND TRANSPORATION TEAM • Search the grounds systematically for injured or trapped persons • If the person is not conscious, check the vital signs and administer care as necessary • If the injured person is not able to move on his/her own power, do not move him/her unless there is imminent danger (fire; broken and/or live power lines, etc.) • If the injured person is able to move accompany him/her to the first-aid station • When the entire area is checked, and you have done all you can for the injured, proceed to the First Aid Station and report to dispatcher 20XX presentation title 20

21. FIRST AID STATION RESPONSIBILITIES The pre-assigned supervisor: • Dispatches search and rescue • Receives reports from search and rescue of the injured who cannot be moved; sends additional help as needed • Decides who gets attention, first, second, etc. (triage) • Provides first aid • Informs the person in charge know if more help is needed • Coordinates with emergency medical personnel • Gives report to person in charge when demands permit CODE BLUE, CODE PINK, CODE BLACK   20XX presentation title 21

22. STRUCTURAL HAZARD CONTROL RESPONSIBILITIES The team pre-assigned to check and control for structural hazards • Checks the physical plant for dangerous conditions and take action to prevent access as appropriate • Checks for gas leaks, broken or downed power lines, water leaks, and other hazards and turn off utilities as necessary in response • Puts out fires or report those not containable • Reports any chemical spills, broken power lines, potential hazards, to the person in charge   20XX presentation title 22

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26. 20XX presentation title 26 SDRRM PROJECT 2023-2024 -EMERGENCY GO BAG-PER ROOM -FIRST AID KIT FOR EVERY ROOM - DRILL 2X PER MONTH - FUND RAISING - COMPOST PIT - FIRE BELL PER BUILDING - ADDITIONAL 50PCS HARD HAT -BULLETIN BOARD

27. 20XX presentation title 27 DRILL FIRE DRILL EARTHQUAKE DRILL VIOLENCE