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    The document outlines the Department of Education's child protection policy, including defining bullying, violence against children, and corporal punishment. It establishes that schools must protect children from abuse and bullying to ensure their right to education. The policy prohibits corporal punishment and sets up Child Protection Committees and procedures to handle bullying incidents, with counseling and non-punitive interventions preferred over punitive measures.

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    DEPartment of education

    CHILD PROTECTION POLICY


    Shoo
    Bully!

    A Child Protection
    Campaign by DepEd
    DEPED ORDER NO 40, S 2012

    The Department of Education


    promotes a zero-tolerance policy for
    any act of child abuse, exploitation,
    violence, discrimination, bullying, and
    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
    other forms of abuse

    PRINCIPLES
    Schools must be conducive to learning School heads shall take steps to
    and children shall have the right to prevent bullying and ensure that the
    education free from fear. appropriate interventions, counseling,
    and other services, are provided for
    All children shall be protected from all the victims of abuse, violence,
    forms of abuse and exploitation, discrimination,
    bullying to develop self-esteem and bullying.
    and self-confidence.
    Pupils. students, or learners shall
    Schools shall advocate a positive and respect the rights of others and refrain
    non violent mode of disciplining children from committing acts of bullying and
    to foster self-discipline and to improve peer violence.
    self-esteem.
    Parents shall be actively involved in all
    Corporal punishment shall not be school activities or events that raise
    imposed on any child in school for the awareness on childrens rights,
    purpose of discipline, training, positive discipline, and the
    or control. prevention of bullying.

    Visitors and guests shall be All schools shall establish a Child


    oriented on the Child Protection Policy. Protection Committee (CPC).

    KEEP OUR CHILDREN SAFE.


    KNOW THE CHILD PROTECTION POLICY.

    VISIT THE DEPED WEBSITE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT


    THE DEPED ORDER NO. 40 (2012)
    Contact us for incidents: [email protected]
    DEPED|PCDSPO
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    Bully!
    DEFINItion of TERMS
    WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CHILD PROTECTION
    A Child Protection
    Campaign by DepEd
    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN


    VAC is a single act or a series of acts committed by school
    administrators, academic and non-academic personnel against
    a child, which result in or is likely to result in physical, sexual,
    psychological harm or suffering, or other abuses including threats
    of such acts, battery, assault, coercion, harassment or arbitrary
    deprivation of liberty. It includes, but is not limited to, the following
    acts: Physical Violence, Sexual Violence, and Psychological Violence.

    CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
    A kind of punishment or penalty imposed for an alleged or actual
    offense, which is carried out or inflicted, for the purpose of
    discipline, training, or control, by a teacher, school administrator,
    an adult, or any other child, who has been given or has assumed
    authority or responsibility for punishment or discipline.
    It includes physical, humiliating or degrading punishment.

    BULLYING
    The Policy defines bullying as willful aggresive behavior that is
    directed towards a particular victim who may be outnumbered,
    younger, weak, with disability, less confident, or otherwise
    vulnerable. It includes cyber-bullying.

    POSITIVE AND NON-VIOLENT DISCIPLINE


    CCP defines Positive Discipline as a way of thinking and a holistic,
    constructive and proactive approach to teaching that helps children
    develop appropriate thinking and behavior in the short and long term
    and fosters self-discipline. It is based on the fundamental principle
    that children are full human beings with basic human rights.

    VISIT THE DEPED WEBSITE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT


    THE DEPED ORDER NO. 40 (2012)
    Contact us for incidents: [email protected]
    DEPED|PCDSPO
    bullying and
    Shoo
    Bully!
    cyber-bullying
    A Child Protection
    Campaign by DepEd
    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    WHAT IS BULLYING is willful aggressive behavior that is directed,


    towards a particular victim who may be outnumbered,
    BULLYING? younger, weak, with disability, less confident, or otherwise
    vulnerable. It includes cyber-bullying.

    THREATS STALKING TAKING OF PUBLIC


    PROPERTY HUMILIATION

    DAMAGE OF PHYSICAL DEMANDING RESTRAINING THE


    PROPERTY VIOLENCE SEXUAL OR LIBERTY AND
    MONETARY FREEDOM OF A
    FAVORS PUPIL OR STUDENT

    CYBER-BULLYING is any conduct of bullying, as resulting in harassment,


    intimidation, or humiliation, through electronic means or other technology, such as, but
    not limited to texting, email, instant messaging, chatting, internet, social networking
    websites, or other platforms or formats.

    THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION IS AT THE CENTER OF EFFORTS TO


    PROTECT CHILDREN FROM ALL FORMS OF VIOLENCE IN ALL PRIVATE
    AND PUBLIC PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS

    VISIT THE DEPED WEBSITE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT


    THE DEPED ORDER NO. 40 (2012)
    Contact us for incidents: [email protected]
    DEPED|PCDSPO
    Shoo
    policies and processes
    Bully! OF THE DEPED CHILD PROTECTION POLICY
    A Child Protection DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
    Campaign by DepEd

    PROCEDURES IN BULLYING CASES

    1
    All bullying incidents CHILD PROTECTION COMMITTEE (CPC)
    shall be reported to the
    The CPC is responsible for drafting, implementing, and
    School Head.
    monitoring the school child protection policy with a code of
    conduct and plan to ensure child protection and safety.

    2
    The School Head shall in They ensure that the children's right to be heard are
    respected and upheld in all matters affecting their welfare.
    turn inform the parents of
    the pupils concerned and
    a meeting shall be held
    for that purpose. Chairperson
    School Head/Administrator

    3
    The student shall be
    referred to the Child Vice Chairperson
    Protection Committee for
    counseling and other Guidance Counselor/Teacher
    interventions.
    Representatives

    4
    The school may impose
    non-punitive measures in
    accordance with the PTA representative Representative of the
    of the parents Teachers as designated
    principles of Positive and as designated by the Faculty Club
    Non-Violent Discipline.
    Representative from the Representative of
    community as designated pupils/students as
    by the punong barangay, designated by the

    5
    Punitive measures will preferably from the BCPC supreme student council
    be a last resort.
    * The CPC shall accomplish an Intake Sheet to assess
    both the victims and the offenders and report actions
    taken on the case.

    LET US WORK TOGETHER IN


    SAFEGUARDING OUR CHILDREN'S RIGHTS.

    VISIT THE DEPED WEBSITE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT


    THE DEPED ORDER NO. 40 (2012)
    Contact us for incidents: [email protected]
    DEPED|PCDSPO

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