ACCESS
ACCESS
DEPED PRIORITY
LEARNING GENERAL TIME FRAME
INTERMEDIATE IMPROVEMENT ROOT CAUSE/S
STAGE OBJECTIVE/S
OUTCOMES AREA
SY
All school age
children, out of Did not enroll. Not ready.
Improve access to
school youth and All 5 years old children
universal kindergarten
adults have access to in school
education.
relevant basic Health Illness
learning
opportunities
All learners stay in Transferred-out, Improve capacity to Relocation.
school and furnish key retain learners in
stages Drop-out school Financial Issues 2023-2025
Strengthen schools’ Learning Disabilities
All learners transition to capacity to ensure such as ADHD or
Failed learners
the next key stage learners continuity to Dyslexia, Poor
next stages Memory.
Strengthen
All out of school youth
Mechanism
and children participate OSC Financial Issues, early
for providing access to
in formal or non-formal OSY pregnancy, and child
relevant basic
basic education learning OSA labor.
opportunities for OSC,
opportunities
OSY, and OSA
PLANNING WORKSHEET FOR ACCESS
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participate in formal or
non-formal basic
education learning
opportunities
Key SOURCE OF
GOAL OUTCOME STRATEGIES OUTPUTS BUDGET
Interventions/PPAs FUND
All school-age All five-year-old Improve access Early Registration List of
children, out of children are in to universal enrollees.
school youth, school. kindergarten Increased of
and adults education enrollment.
accessed Community Mapping Barangay P5,000.00
SPTA Fund
relevant to basic community
learning mapping of
opportunities. children not
enrolled in the
school.
Improve RED ALERT Reading
learner’s access Reading Program materials such
to quality and as Bigbooks, Fund Raising
P50,000.00
rights-upholding small books,etc. and stake
learning Enhancement Remediation holders
environment Schedule
By 2025, all Improve capacity Reading Program RED ALERT P15,000.00 LGU
learners stay in to retain learners Assistance
school and in schools Feeding Program School Feeding P60,000.00 DepEd
finish key
P5,000.00
Potential S Likely P Preventive Who When Cost Continge Who When Cost
Problems How serious Causes What is the Action (For each (When (How nt Action (For (When (How
(List down all is the (What are probability (What action action will this muc (What each will this much will
potential adverse the most that each steps will be step, who action h will action action action taking this
problems consequence likely cause of the likely undertaken will step be be steps can step, step be step cost?)
(What can go in case the of potential causes will to eliminate ensure done?) takin be who will done?)
wrong?) potential problems happen? likely that this is g immediatel ensure
related to the problems with High Determine causes with done?) this y taken in that this
implementation happen? and if Low, High and step case each is
of the Determine if Moderate Moderate, Moderate cost of the done?)
intervention) Low, seriousness or High. probability?) ?) potential
Moderate, or ?) problems
High. with High-
Moderate
seriousnes
s and
probability
materialize
s?)
2. Did not Moderate Financial Moderate 4Ps Teachers, 2023 to Communic Parents, Whole
attend Issues assistance Parent, 2025 ation, teacher, year
regularly to Illness and Guide the head round
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4. Purok ko High Pregnancy, High Modular and District 2023- Home ALS Whole
Eskwelahan child labor online ALS focal 2025 Visitation Teacher, year
ko Program and financial classes, few person, Commu round
issues, work face-to-face ALS nity ALS
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Enclosure F:
Annual Improvement Plan
School Year___2023-2024_________________
Instruction: List down the activities that are required in each school year to implement the school improvement projects. Indicated for every
activity schedule and venue, budget, and the person (s) responsible.
School Improvement Project Output for the Activities Person (s) Schedule/Venue Budget Per Budget
Project Title Objective year Responsible Activity Source
Math Mastery Increase Increase in 1. Assess Math September P500 School
Program student math students' math teachers, budget
proficiency in proficiency proficiency levels school
math rates by 10% and identify areas counselor,
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of weakness assessment
coordinator
2. Develop Math October P500 School
individualized teachers, budget
learning plans for school
struggling counselor
students
3. Provide Math November-May P2,500 Grant
targeted small teachers, funding
group instruction teaching
and individual assistants
tutoring
to support math
learning at home
4. Conduct Parent May P500 School
regular follow-up coordinator, budget
surveys to
assess school
effectiveness and counselor
make
improvements
Improving Access to To increase All students 1. Conduct a School First semester P2,500 School
Reading Materials access to have access to needs assessment Librarian, Budget
reading a variety of of current reading Reading
materials for reading materials Specialists
students materials at 2. Purchase and
their reading distribute
level additional reading
materials based
on needs
assessment
Phonics Instruction To provide Early readers 1. Provide Reading Second semester P3,000 School
for Early Readers early readers demonstrate professional Specialists, Budget
with phonics improvement development for Classroom
instruction to in their reading teachers on Teachers
improve their skills phonics
reading skills instruction
2. Purchase
phonics
instructional
materials
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3. Implement
phonics
instruction in
small group
settings for early
readers
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Improving Grade 2 To improve Increase in the 1. Conduct a Principal, Throughout the P500 per School
Reading Skills reading skills number of reading Reading school year, at the activity budget PTA
among Grade Grade 2 assessment to Specialist, school site P100 for fund
2 students students who identify students Classroom reading
can read at or who are reading Teachers, assessment
above grade below grade Parent materials
level level. Liaison P100 for
2. Provide take-home
targeted reading
interventions and program
additional support materials
to struggling
readers.
3. Increase access
to reading
materials through
classroom
libraries, school
library, and take-
home reading
programs.
4. Engage parents
in
promoting
reading at home
through regular
communication,
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Grades 3- 4
Grades 6-7
Discuss the trend. Cite possible factors causing the trend. Discuss PPAs implemented in the past
contributing. to the indicator. Discuss potential problems if performance issues are not addressed.
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II
9
III
IV
VI
TOTAL 13
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Present and describe the enrolment data for children with disabilities. Provide description of the
situation of these learners and the factors affecting it. Explain the strengths or weaknesses of past
interventions or programs/projects/activities in relation to enrolment. Discuss potential problems if
performance issues are not addressed (if necessary).
(Add)
1.School Clinic
2.Feeding Center
3.Guidance Counseling room
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Select the
area of focus
Listen to the voice the
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By 2025, school age Improve program management and Organize the project team Present school data Yearly
children/youth, and adults service delivery
in education in situation
of disadvantage benefited Set innovative system Yearly
from appropriate equity
initiatives Provide an inclusive, effective, Do root cause analysis Mindset of continuous Yearly
culturally responsive, gender- improvement
sensitive, and safe learning
environment to respond to the Empower school teams and home visitation conduct Year round
situations of disadvantage personel regular meetings with parents
Enhance DepEd platforms for Learners access program Focal group discussions with Yearly
learning resources responsive to their needs the stakeholders
EQUITY
Promote partnerships to Listening to the voice of the Learners are in school and
benefit education for learners and the other learning centers
learners in situations of
disadvantage stakeholders
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