The document outlines the WINS (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene in Schools) program, aimed at promoting hygiene and sanitation practices among school children. It employs a three-star approach to enhance school management and local action towards improving water and sanitation services. Key areas of focus include water access, sanitation facilities, hygiene practices, deworming, and health education, monitored through specific indicators and assessment tools.

1. WinS Overview
Dominic B. Hermano, MPH

2. Presentation Outline
1. WinS Simplified
2. Three-Star Approach
3. Key Areas
4. Crucial Indicators
5. Assessment Tool

3. What is WinS?

4. What is WinS?

5. WinS
Comprehensive Water, Sanitation, and
Hygiene in Schools
for the promotion of correct hygiene and
sanitation practices among school children
and a clean environment in and around
schools to keep learners safe and healthy.

6. Three Star Approach

7. Three Star Approach
applies School-Based Management as a
pathway for schools and stakeholders to
take local action towards improving and
sustaining WASH services.

8. Three Star Approach
▪The 40 Standards are translated to operational
indicators that are laid out in a 3-level rubrics
▪Step-wise approach: Three levels are milestones
for incremental achievement towards national
standards
▪Integrated system: QA + Monitoring + Merit
System

9. Three Star Approach
•strengthens the capacity of
schools to identify their own
needs;
•effectively introduce solutions;
•manage and sustain WinS;
•mobilize local resources.

10. 5 Key Areas

11. 5 Key Areas
1. Water
2. Sanitation
3. Hygiene
4. Deworming
5. Health Education

12. Five Crucial Indicators

13. Five Crucial Indicators
1. Safe Drinking Water
2. Gender-Segregated Toilet
3. Group Handwashing Facility
4. Group Handwashing Activity
5. Access to Sanitary pads

14. Photo Credits: UNICEF (ECCD Lecture of Sir Gagarin)

15. Photo Credits: UNICEF (ECCD Lecture of Sir Gagarin)

16. Photo Credits: UNICEF (ECCD Lecture of Sir Gagarin)

17. Photo Credits: UNICEF (ECCD Lecture of Sir Gagarin)

18. Photo Credits: UNICEF (ECCD Lecture of Sir Gagarin)

19. Assessment Tool

20. Assessment Tool
A. School Profile
B. Water Access
C. Sanitation
D. Deworming
E. Health Education

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28. Daily

29. Photo Credits: UNICEF (ECCD Lecture of Sir Gagarin)

30. Daily
atleast 1

31. Photo Credits: UNICEF (ECCD Lecture of Sir Gagarin)

32. Photo Credits: UNICEF (ECCD Lecture of Sir Gagarin)

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38. References:
DepEd Order No. 10, S. 2016 - Policy and Guidelines for the Comprehensive Water,
Sanitation and Hygiene in Schools (WinS) Program
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in ECCD and in Schools Orientation - UNICEF
presented by Mr. Norman Gagarin