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    This document outlines the Child Protection Policy established by DepEd Order No. 40, s.2012. It aims to protect children's rights and ensure their safety and welfare in schools. Key points include establishing Child Protection Committees in schools, prohibiting acts of abuse and exploitation of children, and the legal bases for protecting children from neglect, abuse and exploitation under the Philippine Constitution, UNCRC and other laws. Duties of schools include adopting child protection measures, providing training, and coordinating with relevant agencies to support children's rights and welfare.

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    This document outlines the Child Protection Policy established by DepEd Order No. 40, s.2012. It aims to protect children's rights and ensure their safety and welfare in schools. Key points include establishing Child Protection Committees in schools, prohibiting acts of abuse and exploitation of children, and the legal bases for protecting children from neglect, abuse and exploitation under the Philippine Constitution, UNCRC and other laws. Duties of schools include adopting child protection measures, providing training, and coordinating with relevant agencies to support children's rights and welfare.

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    This document outlines the Child Protection Policy established by DepEd Order No. 40, s.2012. It aims to protect children's rights and ensure their safety and welfare in schools. Key points include establishing Child Protection Committees in schools, prohibiting acts of abuse and exploitation of children, and the legal bases for protecting children from neglect, abuse and exploitation under the Philippine Constitution, UNCRC and other laws. Duties of schools include adopting child protection measures, providing training, and coordinating with relevant agencies to support children's rights and welfare.

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    This document outlines the Child Protection Policy established by DepEd Order No. 40, s.2012. It aims to protect children's rights and ensure their safety and welfare in schools. Key points include establishing Child Protection Committees in schools, prohibiting acts of abuse and exploitation of children, and the legal bases for protecting children from neglect, abuse and exploitation under the Philippine Constitution, UNCRC and other laws. Duties of schools include adopting child protection measures, providing training, and coordinating with relevant agencies to support children's rights and welfare.

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    CHILD PROTECTION POLICY

    “Teacher’s Awareness and School


    Responsiveness to the Child Protection Policy”

    DepEd Order No. 40, s.2012


    Realization
    As a learner-centered p ub lic
    DepEd Vision institution, the Dep artment of
    Ed ucation continuously imp roves
    itself to better serve its stakeholders.

    DepEd Mission To protect and promote the right


    of every Filipino to quality,
    equitable, culture-based, and
    complete basic education where:
    Student learn in a child-friendly, gender-sensitive,
    safe and motivating environment
    CPP Legal Basis
    •United Nations Convention on the
    Rights of the Child (UNCRC)
    •1987 Philippine
    Constitution
    •Family Code of the
    Philippines
    •Code of Ethics for
    Professional Teachers
    Legal Bases
    • The Philippine Constitution

    The State shall protect 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 (Art. XV. Sec. 3(b))
    • The Philippine Constitution

     All educational institutions shall…x x x… foster


    love of humanity, respect for human rights…x x
    x…develop moral character and personal
    discipline… (Art XIV, Sec. 3 (b))
    Article 218, 220, 233 of the Family
    Code of the Philippines and PD 603
    • “gives the school, its administrator and teachers, or the
    individual, entity or institution engaged in child care the
    special parental authority and responsibility over the
    minor child while under their supervision, instruction or
    custody”…
    • “Authority and responsibility shall apply to all authorized
    activities whether inside or outside the premises of the
    school, entity or institution…”
    DepEd Order
    No. 40, 2012
    Child Protection Policy

    The Department of Education (“DepEd”) shall


    ensure that schools are a safe place for the
    education of children.

    The best interest of the child shall be the


    paramount consideration in all decisions and
    actions involving children.
    DepEd Order
    No. 40, 2012
    Child Protection Policy

    Prohibited Acts:
    • Child abuse
    • Discrimination against children;
    • Child exploitation;
    • Violence against children in school;
    • Corporal punishment;
    • Any analogous or similar acts; and
    • Bullying or peer abuse
    Some duties and responsibilities of Schools
    • Ensure that the school adopts a CPP
    • Ensure all pupils, students or learners, school
    personnel, parents, guardians, or custodians,
    and visitors & guests are made aware of the CPP
    • Conduct the appropriate training & capability-
    building activities on child protection measures
    & protocols
    • Adopt conflict resolution mechanisms that
    respect IP rights
    • Coordinate with the DSWD or appropriate
    NGAs/NGOs on a Child Protection Hotline
    The Child
    Protection Committee

    All public & private elementary and secondary schools


    shall establish a Child Protection Committee (CPC)

    CPC Members:
    • School Head / Administrator
    • Guidance Counselor / Teacher
    • Teacher Representative
    • Parent Representative
    • Student Representative
    • Barangay Representative
    The Child
    Protection Committee
    INITIATE DEVELOP & ENSURE
    IMPLEMENT
    School Child Protection School-based referral & Assistance to
    Policy monitoring system parents/guardians

    Information
    System for identifying Identification, referral &
    dissemination programs
    students at risk reporting of cases
    & activities

    Coordination with
    Women & Child Positive & effective Respect for child’s right
    Protection Desks, LSWDO measures & procedures in matters affecting their
    & other agencies in child support welfare

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