DMTCSNHS-School Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council

19/08/2026

🌧️ Learning Continues, Rain or Shine! 📚
Heavy rain may bring changes to our regular school routines, but it should never stop the pursuit of learning. As we shift to an Alternative Learning Modality, let us manage our learning activities with flexibility, patience, and cooperation.
📌 Prioritize essential learning tasks
📌 Organize activities and manage time wisely
📌 Keep communication open among teachers, learners, and parents
📌 Use available online and offline learning resources
📌 Consider the safety and well-being of everyone
📌 Be responsible in completing and submitting learning activities
Let us remember: Safety comes first, but learning continues. Together, we can adapt, stay connected, and keep moving forward despite the challenges brought by heavy rain. 🌧️💙📖
Stay safe, stay prepared, and keep learning!

18/08/2026

Stay Safe from Leptospirosis During Floods
🌧️ FLOOD SAFETY: PROTECT YOURSELF FROM LEPTOSPIROSIS! 🦠
Floodwater may be contaminated with the urine of infected animals, especially rats. Avoid unnecessary contact with floodwater and protect yourself and your family.
🛡️ Remember: • Avoid wading or swimming in floodwater whenever possible.
• Wear boots, gloves, and protective clothing if contact is unavoidable.
• Keep wounds and cuts clean and covered with waterproof dressings.
• Wash hands and feet thoroughly with clean water and soap after exposure.
• Do not eat or drink anything that may have been contaminated by floodwater.
• Seek medical attention promptly if you develop fever, headache, muscle pain, chills, vomiting, or red eyes after floodwater exposure.
⚠️ When it comes to leptospirosis, prevention is better than cure. Stay alert, stay protected, and keep your family safe during floods!

18/08/2026

13/08/2026

13/08/2026

Important Advisory: Postponement of First Aid Training
📢 NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT
The scheduled First Aid Training is hereby postponed due to the prevailing strong Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) warning and the need to ensure the safety of all participants, trainers, and school personnel.
🌧️ The training will be rescheduled to a later date, which will be announced through the official school communication channels.
Let us continue to stay alert, informed, and prepared during this period. Safety remains our top priority.
Stay safe, everyone! 🙏🌧️

12/08/2026

🌧️☔ RAINY DAYS PROTECTION: STAY SAFE, STAY DRY! 🌧️

Rainy weather can bring heavy downpours, thunderstorms, flooding, and other hazards. Let’s stay alert, prepared, and responsible to keep ourselves, our families, and our school community safe. 💙

Remember to:
☔ Protect yourself from heavy rain
⚡ Practice proper thunderstorm safety
🌊 Stay away from floodwaters
🔌 Observe electrical safety
🦟 Prevent mosquito-borne diseases
🎒 Keep your emergency kit ready

🚨 If it is not safe, DO NOT RISK IT! Always follow school safety procedures and official weather advisories.

Together, let’s build a safe, prepared, and disaster-resilient school community! 💪🌧️

SDRRMC starts with YOU. Be informed. Be prepared. Stay safe!

08/08/2026

Preparedness begins with people who are ready to lead, serve, and act! 💪

We proudly introduce the new set of officers and dedicated members of the School Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (SDRRMC) for School Year 2026–2027. 🌪️🔥🌊⛑️

Together, we commit ourselves to strengthening a safe, resilient, and disaster-ready school community through awareness, preparedness, prevention, mitigation, response, and recovery.
May this new team continue to inspire everyone to and make safety a shared responsibility.

🤝 READY TO SERVE. READY TO RESPOND. READY TO BUILD RESILIENCE.
Congratulations to our new SDRRMC officers and members! May your commitment and teamwork help make our school a safer place for everyone. ❤️💙
SDRRMC S.Y. 2026–2027
“Preparedness is everyone’s responsibility.”