SBM Wins Best Practices and Future Plan
SBM Wins Best Practices and Future Plan
SBM Wins Best Practices and Future Plan
Department of Education
Division of Roxas City
Region VI – Western Visayas
Roxas City District I – Cluster 2
INZO ARNALDO VILLAGE INTEGRATED SCHOOL
City of Roxas
Mobile No.: 09177211968 /Tel. No: 6202-963 | Email Address: [email protected]
SBM WinS
Best Practices
Water
Safe drinking water is provide is free for all learners in the school for all times
Water for cleaning is available at all times
Sanitation
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Daily cleaning and proper and regular operation and maintenance of toilet and
individual handwashing facilities.
Elimination of breeding grounds for mosquitos inside and around the school
premises.
Food handlers secure their updated health certificates
Signages are
Hygiene
Conducted symposium for menstrual cycle management.
Constructed 5 group handwashing facilities.
Repair and maintenance of handwashing and toilet facilities are reflected in
school improvement plan and annual improvement plan.
Daily supervise group handwashing.
Daily supervise group activity.
Integrates handwashing and toothbrushing activity
School provides toothbrush,toothpaste and soaps.
Sanitary Pads are accessible in the school.
Deworming
Conducted semi-annual deworming activities
Health education
Integrates health and sanitation in all subject at all grade levels
Capability building
The school regularly conducts programs & activities like Nutrition Month
Celebration, Global Hand washing, World Toilet Day, Immunization Day
Future plans
We cannot deny the fact that hygiene and sanitation are essential to good
health, it is the most basic requirement to achieve this. According to the
DepEd mandates, adequate water supply and adequate toilet and proper
handwashing facilities are required to achieve good hygiene and sanitation.
The lack of access to these facilities poses risk to people’s health. However,
the mere presence of these facilities is not enough to achieve better hygiene
and sanitation among the community members. Proper and correct practices
in the use of these facilities must be practiced to maximize the benefits and
achieve the impact on the well-being of the community.
More so, hygiene and sanitation challenges have caused many children in
developing countries to fall ill and even die from infection with intestinal
parasites, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. This situation also leads to anemia,
stunted growth, and the higher incidence of absenteeism which consequently
impedes a child’s learning and ability to stay in school.
As an institution of learning with the primary goal of ensuring the safety
and effective learning of its learners, IAVIS is indeed aggressive in its
campaign towards the implementation of the WinS project. Health is indeed a
determinant, an essential component towards the learning outcome of the
learners, thus as a consideration, IAVIS do not put it at stake.