SSES CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR Earthquake

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION VIII (EASTERN VISAYAS)
MATAG-OB DISTRICT
San Sebastian ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Contingency
Plan
for
Earthquake
JOCYL A. PELAYO
School DRRM Coordinator
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Barangay San Sebastian, Matag-ob, Leyte
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Lead to Go, Love to Grow, Live to Glow . . .

MATAG-OB DISTRICT
JIMMY MONTEALTO
District DRRM Coordinator
SCHOOL DISASTER CONTINGENCY FOR TYPHOON
A. Introduction
Disaster know no race, ethnicity or political boundaries. They may strike at any
time or place. During times of disaster, the risk to the most vulnerable groups in the
school are learners is high. Every region is confronted with challenges of mitigating
the effect, especially in disaster-prone areas.
Disasters disrupt the schooling pattern of children and the youth, and affect
the quality of education service in school communities. Classes can be suspended for
an uncertain period of time and special classes may be necessary to make up for the
lost time, extending the school year of children. These special classes are usually held
in emergency learning spaces or makeshift classrooms within the school grounds.
Whether natural or man-made disasters, would really affect the education
sector in our respective region since it causes damage to school buildings, loss
furniture, learning materials and equipment, resulting in disruption of the education
program.
San Sebastian Elementary School is located at Brgy.San Sebastian, Matag-ob,
Leyte.It is one of the multigrade schools in the District of Matag-ob. It is founded in
the year 1975 and located 2.5 kilometers away northeast of the Poblacion.The school
has a total land area of 10,000sq. m. with flat topography. It is a complete school in a
small category. Kindergarten to Grade VI is offered . The total enrollment is 57
pupils, 24 male and 33 female with 3 teaching staff and 1 school head.
The school has 3 buildings, each building has 2 classrooms including ICT room
and Principals office. All buildings are in good condition. The school has a playground
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for children, communal comfort room and functional lavatories with water supply . The
entire school perimeter area is secured.
Barangay San Sebastian is located in an upland area and is classified as hilly.
Rationale:
Some natural disasters can be predicted, giving schools enough warning to evacuate or
to take other safety precautions, but other can happen unexpectedly or go through rapid
changes that suddenly put a school in danger, like earthquake. The first step should take in
preparing for this types of emergencies to assess the natural disaster risk in the areas
Earthquake may be summarized in one simple mission statement - “We serve

to save and the department is committed to providing an effective and efficient response
in all emergency situations which threatens life, property and public
safety.”
OBJECTIVE:
1. To mitigate impact of earth-quake disaster in internal and external

awareness and preparedness.
2. To provide effective support to all concerned.
3. To keep co-ordination and co-operation with other line departments
or stake holders.
4. To create general awareness among the people about earthquake
hazards and safety measures.
What is an Earthquake?
In its basic form, an earthquake is a sudden violent shaking of the ground as a

result of movements within the earth’s crust, volcanic activity etc.
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What are its affects?

Serious disruption of life, probably arising with no warning, that causes or threatens
death or injury on a large scale and/or with destruction of property and disruption of
communication system.
Studies have shown that most people are injured by falling contents or by trying to
move to another location, such as running outside. Moving can be very difficult during strong
shaking, and the periphery buildings is the most dangerous place for falling building
components, especially in brick buildings. The safest action in most situations is to drop,
cover and hold on.
Students, faculty and administrators can prepare themselves for emergencies at
school in a number of ways, from conducting regular emergency drills and have the know-how
and appropriate mitigations as possible.
Disaster Before During After Earthquake

(Scenario)
Earthquake  Make sure you have a Stay calm! If you're  Check yourself
fire extinguisher, indoors, stay inside. If and others for
first aid kit, a you're outside, stay injuries. Provide
battery-powered outside. first aid for
radio, a flashlight, If you're indoors, stand anyone who needs
and extra batteries it.
against a wall near the
at home.  Check water, gas,
center of the building,
 Learn first aid. and electric lines
stand in a doorway, or
 Learn how to turn off for damage. If
crawl under heavy
the gas, water, and any are damaged,
electricity. furniture (a desk or shut off the
 Make up a plan of table). Stay away from valves. Check for
where to meet your windows and outside the smell of gas.
family after an doors. If you smell it,
earthquake. If you're outdoors, stay in open all the
 Don't leave heavy the open away from power windows and
objects on shelves lines or anything that doors, leave
(they'll fall during a might fall. Stay away from immediately, and
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quake). buildings (stuff might fall report it to the

 Anchor heavy off the building or the authorities (use
furniture, cupboards, building could fall on you). someone else's
and appliances to the Don't use matches, phone).
walls or floor. candles, or any flame.  Turn on the radio.
 Learn the earthquake Don't use the
Broken gas lines and fire
plan at your school or phone unless it's
don't mix.
workplace. an emergency.
If you're in a car, stop
 Stay out of
the car and stay inside
damaged
the car until the buildings.
earthquake stops.  Be careful around
Don't use elevators broken glass and
(they'll probably get stuck debris. Wear
anyway). boots or sturdy
shoes to keep
from cutting your
feet.
 Be careful of
chimneys (they
may fall on you).
 Stay away from
beaches.
Tsunamis and
seiches
sometimes hit
after the ground
has stopped
shaking.
 Stay away from
damaged areas.
 If you're at
school or work,
follow the
emergency plan or
the instructions
of the person in
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charge.
 Expect
aftershocks
DIRECTORY
OFFICE CONTACT NUMBERS
Fire Department Matag-ob 0917704335
PNP 09051322165
Municipal Health 09175919657
Brgy. Captain 0960663597
School Head 09472943281
SDRRM Coordinator 09973510249
Prepared by:
JOCYL A. PELAYO
School DRRM Coordinator
Noted:
FAITH A. MADJUS
School Head
Recommending Approval:
JIMMY D. MONTEALTO
District DRRM Coordinator
Approved:
EVELYN R. DEL PRADO, Ed. D.

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District Head
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Lead to Go, Love to Grow, Live to Glow . . .

SCHOOL DISASTER CONTINGENCY FOR TYPHOON

Lead to Go, Love to Grow, Live to Glow . . .

Barangay San Sebastian is located in an upland area and is classified as hilly.

Earthquake may be summarized in one simple mission statement - “We serve

1. To mitigate impact of earth-quake disaster in internal and external

In its basic form, an earthquake is a sudden violent shaking of the ground as a

Lead to Go, Love to Grow, Live to Glow . . .

What are its affects?

Disaster Before During After Earthquake

Lead to Go, Love to Grow, Live to Glow . . .

quake). buildings (stuff might fall report it to the

Lead to Go, Love to Grow, Live to Glow . . .

EVELYN R. DEL PRADO, Ed. D.

Lead to Go, Love to Grow, Live to Glow . . .

Lead to Go, Love to Grow, Live to Glow . . .

Lead to Go, Love to Grow, Live to Glow . . .

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