Digitising the School Safety Policy
Category: Project Report
Topic: Digitising the School Safety Policy
Name of Report:Project Status Report, Phase 1 Closure
Date of Publication: 09/08/2024
The NSDMA School Safety Policy Compliance Course, a collaboration between the Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), Department of School Education (DoSE), and NagaEd, has successfully completed its first phase. Designed to ensure school safety across the state, the initiative digitised critical protocols around disaster preparedness, bullying prevention, and student well-being — reaching thousands of educators via a scalable online platform.
5941 Teachers Registered, surpassing the target of 3000 by 98%.
2069 Teachers Certified through monthly digital completion cycles.
High Social Media Impact with 16.7 lakh ad views and over 3.6 lakh users reached.
Strong Community Engagement from private and government schools across all 16 districts.
Feedback-Driven Improvements with user surveys guiding future training features.
Zero Reported Risks in Monitoring & Evaluation — indicating stable project rollout.
Digital Course Development & Delivery
The SSP course offered modules on disaster readiness, emergency protocols, mock drills, inclusive safety, and first aid — all delivered through a self-paced online format.
Massive Educator Outreach
5941 teachers registered (target: 3000)
2069 teachers certified
Schools across all 16 districts participated, with Dimapur, Mokokchung, and Mon leading in registrations and certifications.
Media & Promotional Campaigns
Multi-channel outreach: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, newspapers, HillsFM radio
Collaborations with Dreamz Unlimited and Hornbill TV for regional promotions
Influencer-led content amplified visibility
User Feedback & Evaluation
98.3% agreed that the course was necessary for Nagaland
95% found quizzes useful, 89% found video content engaging
Most respondents said the course didn’t disrupt regular teaching duties
Recognition & Future Planning
Certificates issued monthly
Award ceremonies proposed for top-performing schools
Teacher-led video testimonials and mock drill skits proposed for Phase 2 visibility
Boost certification rates by focusing on districts with lower completions
Strengthen communications through WhatsApp, EBRC outreach, and DoSE notifications
Launch new content: Short videos, mock drills, awareness events
Host award ceremonies and integrate SSP into broader school celebrations (e.g. Teachers’ Day)
Schedule regular training updates to keep protocols fresh and contextual
Interested in scaling digital teacher training in disaster preparedness?
Contact: hello@nagaed.com