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School Safety Plan
A Prepared School is a Safe School.
This presentation is a small effort to explain the importance of safety in a school.
To explain the subject, references have been taken from different online sources .
Any feedback is welcomed
Are you ready when disaster strikes?
A Prepared School is a Safe School.
Important terms
• HazardNatural HazardTechnological or Man made Hazard
• VulnerabilityTangible and Intangible vulnerability
• Capacity: Resources available to community• Disaster- happens when hazard exceeds people capacity
to cope to devastating effect• Risk : Disaster Risk = (Hazard X Vulnerability)
Capacity of Societal System
Type of Hazards1. Natural Disasters( Earthquake, cyclone, floods)2. Fire3. Chemical Accident4. Stampede/ Crowd Incident5. Civil Disturbance6. Medical Emergencies7. Explosive/Bomb Threat8. School Bus Accident9. Act of Terror
Phases of Disaster Management Cycle
Phases of Disaster Management Cycle
I. Prevention and Mitigation(pre-disaster): addresses what can be done to reduce or eliminate risk of life and property
II. Preparedness(pre-disaster): focuses on the process of planning for the worst case –scenario
III. Response(During & post disaster): is devoted to steps to be taken during an emergency
IV. Recovery(post-disaster): deals with how to restore learning & teaching environment after a crisis
PRIMARY STRATEGIES
• Place School Safety as part of education• School building level emergency
preparedness and response plan• School Coordination Committee• Trained Teachers, Volunteers• Parents Teachers Association• Disaster Club
Suggested Management Structure for School Safety programme
Preparing for the unexpected
Parents Teachers
Association
Disaster Clubs
Trained Teachers, Volunteers
School Management Committee
Identification of the School Team
• Coordination Committee• School Security Team• Evacuation Team• Rescue and Search team• Temporary Shelter Team• First Aid Team• Fire Safety Team• Transportation Team
Response Protocols
In case of Hazard
1. Procedure to evacuate the building• Evacuation Team• Search and Rescue Team
2. Procedure for shifting to temporary shelter• Temporary Shelter Team
3. Plans to safeguard the students and staff• First Aid Team
Response Protocols
5. Procedure to evacuate the premises• Transportation Team
6. Procedure to notify parents• Parents Teachers Association
7. Procedure to notify media• Media committee
8. De-briefing procedures • Coordination Committee
Preparing for the Unexpected…
DROP COVER HOLD(DCH) in case of Earthquake
Evacuation Priorities
1st •Protection of life
2nd •Prevent spreading of Hazard
3rd •Save Assets in the Affected Area
4th •Minimize the effect of Hazard
Do Not Use Lift
Follow Exit Signs
In Staircase
Move in Single File
Keep on Either Side
Do not Overtake Help the Needy
Preparing for the Unexpected…
EVACUATION PLAN
EXECUTION
Preparing for the Unexpected…
Preparing for the Unexpected…
Be Informed
Health & Safety Training• Prepare your administration & staff• Prepare your faculty• Prepare your students• Reach out to the broader school
community to help families prepare
Thank You