Baclaran ES Unit 2 Earns Three-Star Rating
for Wish and Wash Program!
Last January 22, Baclaran Elementary School Unit 2 proudly received a three-star rating from the Regional Monitoring Team for its outstanding Wish and Wash Program. This recognition highlights the school’s dedication to promoting proper hygiene and cleanliness among students.
The Wish and Wash Program aims to teach students the importance of handwashing and maintaining a clean school environment. Through this initiative, students learn how simple habits like washing hands properly can help prevent illnesses and create a healthier school community.
The three-star rating reflects the school’s commitment to hygiene, student participation, and program effectiveness. Teachers and students worked together to ensure the success of the program, making handwashing an essential part of their daily routine.
Baclaran ES Unit 2 continues to inspire other schools to prioritize health and cleanliness. Congratulations to the school community for this well-deserved achievement! 🎉👏
Let’s keep our hands clean and stay healthy! 🧼✨
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Say No to Smoking! 🚭
Smoking is bad for our health and the health of people around us. Cigarettes contain harmful chemicals that can hurt our lungs and heart. When someone smokes, they breathe in these dangerous chemicals, which can make them sick over time.
Why Should We Say No to Smoking?
🫁 It Hurts Our Lungs – Smoking makes it hard to breathe and can cause diseases.
❤️ It Affects Our Heart – Smoking can lead to heart problems and make us weak.
👨👩👧 It Harms Others – People near smokers also breathe in the smoke, which can make them sick too!
Healthy Choices Instead of Smoking
✔️ Eat healthy foods 🥦
✔️ Exercise and play sports 🏃♂️
✔️ Breathe fresh air 🌿
✔️ Spend time with family and friends 🏡
By saying NO to smoking, we can live a long, happy, and healthy life! Let’s make smart choices and encourage others to stay smoke-free. 🚭😊
Stay Healthy Every Day!
Being healthy helps us feel strong, happy, and full of energy! Here are some simple health reminders to keep our bodies and minds in great shape.
🥦 Eat Healthy Foods – Eat lots of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains to give your body the vitamins and energy it needs.
💧 Drink Water – Water keeps us hydrated and helps our bodies work properly. Try to drink at least 6-8 glasses every day!
🏃♂️ Exercise Daily – Running, jumping, and playing sports make our bodies strong and help us stay fit.
😴 Get Enough Sleep – Sleeping at least 8-10 hours a night helps us grow and keeps our brains sharp.
🧼 Stay Clean – Wash your hands before eating and after using the restroom to keep germs away.
😊 Be Happy – Laugh, play, and spend time with family and friends to keep your heart and mind happy.
By following these simple health reminders, we can stay strong, active, and ready for fun every day! 🌈💪😊
NDEP PROGRAM
School-Based NDEP Activity Program
Monthly Activities:
Drug Awareness Month (January)
Kickoff assembly with guest speakers from health and law enforcement agencies.
Poster-making and slogan contest on anti-drug campaigns.
Life Skills Training (March)
Workshops on decision-making, peer pressure resistance, and stress management.
Role-playing activities to simulate real-life scenarios.
Community Engagement Month (May)
Parent-teacher seminars on drug prevention.
Clean-up drives and wellness activities promoting a healthy lifestyle.
Peer Education and Leadership Training (July)
Selection and training of peer mentors.
Conducting school-wide awareness campaigns led by student leaders.
School Policy Review and Strengthening (September)
Review and reinforcement of school anti-drug policies.
Conduct surveys and feedback sessions to evaluate program effectiveness.
Recognition and Advocacy (November)
Awarding of best student advocates and peer mentors.
Culminating activity showcasing student projects and commitments.
Conclusion
The successful implementation of the NDEP in schools requires a collective effort from educators, students, parents, and the community. By fostering a drug-free culture through education, engagement, and proactive intervention, schools can significantly contribute to the prevention of substance abuse among the youth. A well-structured NDEP not only protects students from the dangers of drugs but also empowers them to lead healthier, more productive lives.