Introduction: This research is quite important to mapping the potential risks faced by students during COVID-19 pandemic. Moreover, this research using quantitative approach research that utilizes descriptive analysis and tests of differences between several question indicators in the questionnaire, including: age, class, gender, district/city, risk level, and score. Methods: This research using a descriptive research method with quantitative analysis approach that utilizes descriptive analysis and data collection using a closed questionnaire arranged in such a way on the google form. Accidental purposive sampling technique was used in this research which combines accidental data collection techniques with data collection techniques for a specific purpose. It was noted that a number of 585 el- ementary school students wich is 301 of them were boys and 284 of them were girls were approved by the related teachers and principals who were willing to become respondents in this study. Mann-Whitney t-test was carried out to conclude the collected research data. Results: 86.8% of respondent students were included in low risk category and 8.9% of respondents are in the moderate risk category also 4.3% students turned out to be in the high risk cat- egory exposured by COVID-19 infection based on the self-assessment they filled in as research data which showed that the student response was quite high in adjusting to the health protocol. Conclusion: This is concluded that the majority of students has low risk level category to exposured by COVID-19 infection from the health protocols they maintain during activities based on self-assessment instruments.