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    The document outlines the child protection and anti-bullying policy of Bloomridge Integrated School. It establishes a Discipline Committee led by the school principal to prohibit bullying both inside school and during school activities. It also details prevention programs that educate students, teachers and parents on child rights and abuse. The policy describes disciplinary procedures where incidents are reported to level heads, investigated by the committee, and penalties imposed if evidence is found. Appeals can be made within 5 days if students disagree with decisions.

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    The document outlines the child protection and anti-bullying policy of Bloomridge Integrated School. It establishes a Discipline Committee led by the school principal to prohibit bullying both inside school and during school activities. It also details prevention programs that educate students, teachers and parents on child rights and abuse. The policy describes disciplinary procedures where incidents are reported to level heads, investigated by the committee, and penalties imposed if evidence is found. Appeals can be made within 5 days if students disagree with decisions.

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    The document outlines the child protection and anti-bullying policy of Bloomridge Integrated School. It establishes a Discipline Committee led by the school principal to prohibit bullying both inside school and during school activities. It also details prevention programs that educate students, teachers and parents on child rights and abuse. The policy describes disciplinary procedures where incidents are reported to level heads, investigated by the committee, and penalties imposed if evidence is found. Appeals can be made within 5 days if students disagree with decisions.

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    Child Protection and Anti-Bullying Policy

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    The document outlines the child protection and anti-bullying policy of Bloomridge Integrated School. It establishes a Discipline Committee led by the school principal to prohibit bullying both inside school and during school activities. It also details prevention programs that educate students, teachers and parents on child rights and abuse. The policy describes disciplinary procedures where incidents are reported to level heads, investigated by the committee, and penalties imposed if evidence is found. Appeals can be made within 5 days if students disagree with decisions.

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    Bloomridge Integrated School

    248 GEN. Luis St., Novaliches, Quezon City


    Tel. nos. 419-69-74/ 936-67-37

    CHILD PROTECTION AND ANTI-BULLYING POLICY

    A. Organization of the Discipline Committee

    Chairman: Evangeline P. Clavecilla


    School Principal
    Vice-Chairman: Dr. Eva P. Robles
    School Consultant
    Members: Mrs. Maria Elena V. Mendoza
    Level Head – Intermediate Department
    Mr. Caezar Lucas S. Sombrito
    Discipline Officer/Activity Coordinator
    Ms. Juana G. Caranguian
    Administrative Officer

    B. Prohibited of Bullying Acts or Peer Abuse

     Inside the school and its premises


     During school-sponsored or school related activities, functions or programs
     Through the use of technology or an electronic device or other forms of media that is owned, leased or used
    by our school.

    C. Prevention and Intervention Program

    1. Creation and maintenance of a positive school climate and a clean and orderly environment guided by
    hospitable and caring people.
    2. Establishing a culture of excellence both on knowledge proficiency and practice of values and upright
    behavior.
    3. Information dissemination
    RE: Dep. Ed. Order No. 40 S. 2012
    Implementing Rules and Regulations of Republic Act. No. 10627
    a. Teachers Orientation
    b. Parenting Seminar
    c. Student’s Orientation during opening of classes, follow-up
    during Homeroom Period.
    Topics on Focus:
     Rights of the parents
     Child Protection
     Child Abuse
     Discrimination against children
     Violence against children committed in school
     Bullying or peer abuse
     Cyber-bullying
     Corporal punishment
    4. Constant and regular observations and assessment of the student’s behavior and activities.
    5. Periodic review/discussion of bullying-related topics stated in the student’s handbook likewise responding
    of related incidents.
    6. Counseling of “potential bullies” and “probable victims” to enhance their Psychological, Emotional, and
    Psycho-social well-being, to help them understand the negative consequence of bullying.
    7. Provision of classroom and co-curricular activities in which the students will have the opportunities to
    practice pro-social behavior.
    8. Conduct of Anti-bullying campaign as part of programs and projects by the Supreme Student Body and
    other organized clubs.

    D. Disciplinary Procedures

    1. The Adviser/Subject teacher must submit a written report of the incident to the Level Head.
    2. Upon receipt of the written report on misconduct of any student or group of students, the discipline
    committee or its authorized representative shall conduct a preliminary investigation of the charge filed
    against the student for prima facie evidence.
    3. Formal charges shall be filed against the student, if there is a prima facie evidence of guilt.
    4. A notice shall be sent to the students informing him of the charges and shall require the student to answer
    the charge and/or appeal for questioning before the discipline committee within 72 hours from receipt of
    the notice.
    5. Except in meritorious cases as determined by the discipline committee, the failure of the student to answer
    the charge and/or appear during the investigation as required shall be constructed as a waiver thereof.
    6. If an investigation has been carried out and the discipline committee has found sufficient evidence of if the
    accused has admitted his guilt, the discipline committee shall impose the penalties.
    7. If the decision is accepted by the student, the same shall be final and executory. If it is not acceptable, the
    aggrieved student may file a motion for consideration within 5 days from receipt of the decision to the
    discipline committee.

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