Opening Prayer

Child Protection Policy (CPP)

Department of education order. No. 40, s.
2012.
In pursuant to the 1987 Constitution,
the State shall defend the right of
children to assistance, including proper
care and nutrition, and special
protection from all forms of neglect,
abuse, cruelty, exploitation and other
conditions prejudicial to their
development. 2
GENERAL OBJECTIVE:
We intend to come out with a PREVENTIVE and a
PROACTIVE measures that involves the whole
school community.
How to make SRNHS?

Bully-Free?
 No program will be an effective
way to prevent BULLYING, unless
it involves the entire school.
 Strategies & practical steps
a. Parental Awareness
Campaign;
b. Teachers
Intervention;
c. Individualized
Intervention;
 I. What is bullying & Who is a BULLY?

Repeated harmful
Physical acts;
Verbal acts;
Psychological acts;
Sexual acts;
Electronic media acts;
 THAT .
Threaten
Insult
Dehumanize
Intimidate another individual who cannot
properly defend himself or herself
 Because of
Size of the bully
Strength of the bully
Being outnumbered by several
bullies
Being less psychologically strong
than bullies
 Bullies attempt to:
Control
Dominate
Use power to frequently control
their victims
Disempower their victims by
undermining their worth and status
 Thus, two key components of
bullying are:
1.) repeated harmful acts; and
2.) an imbalance of power
Examples of Bullying:
 Pushing
Shoving to push
Biting
Hitting
Grabbing
Kicking
Pinching
 Excessive tickling
Defacing property to ruin
Hazing
Stealing
Stabbing
Choking
Burning
Shooting
Examples of Bullying:
 Insulting
Teasing
Taunting - insult
Threatening
Spreading rumors
Name calling
Slurs an insulting remark
Examples:

Gender
Religion
Skin color
Socioeconomic background
Linguistic background
 Examples of Bullying:
3. Social or Relational
 Social or Relational
Spreading rumors
Gossiping negatively
Humiliating
Ignoring
Rejecting
Excluding
 Social or Relational
Ridiculing
Isolating
Threatening
Blackmailing
Terrorizing
 Examples of Bullying:
4. Sexual
 Exhibitionism behavior that is meant
to attract attention to yourself.
Sexual abuse involving:
Unwanted physical contact
Ostracism (To exclude from a
group) based on perceived sexual
orientation
Examples of Bullying:
5. Cyberbullying
 Spreading rumors
Displaying personal and
private pictures and videos
on web pages intended to:
Hurt
Embarrass another
person
Spreading insulting and
character deformation
remarks
 Bullying is a pernicious* problem that
occurs in:
Schools - Playgrounds
Neighborhoods - Communities
Homes - Work places

Highly injurious &

destructive
Deadly
Can cause great harm &
damage
 Bullying undermines a childs
fundamental right to learn in a safe
school environment
Bullying can result in irreparable harm to
the victim
 2. How can we
prevent bullying
in school and at
home?
How can we help our child
overcome the BULLY?