Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Caraga Region
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF SURIGAO DEL SUR
CARPENITO INTEGRATED SCHOOL
Tree Planting Narrative
The world is now experiencing sudden change of climate – extreme rainfall and sudden
extreme hot temperature which lead to floods and natural disasters. To save mother earth, it
has been one of the devotions of Carpenito Integrated School of Carpenito, Tagbina, Surigao
del Sur to promote greening program of our government.
Last January 26-27, 2021, all SSG officers, headed by SSG President Rovic S. Cortes,
together with the partner stakeholder, Barangay SK Officials Headed by Hon. Jay M. Sibuco,
took hand in hand in planting seedlings at the riverside of Libuacan, Carpenito, Tagbina,
Surigao del Sur and Hinatuan Riverside. It was 8 o’clock (8:00) in the morning when the tree
planting activity has started and ended at four o’clock (4:00).
There were one hundred (100) mahugany seedlings, which were donated by DOLE-
Kasilak Development Foundation, Inc., another partner stakeholder of our school. The planted
seedlings were expected be fully grown for the next years to come that will help save our
mother earth.
It was a significant day for everybody who joined the tree planting activity.
Prepared by:
REX ANTHONY C. JABAGAT
SSG-Adviser
Noted by:
JOEL B. ASONTO
School Head/HT-I
Drug Symposium Narrative
”Drugs can cure, too much can damage”. There are two types of drugs, Regulated and
Prohibited drugs. Regulated drugs are prescribed by the doctors that cure different illness or
diseases and can bring good effects in our body. Prohibited drugs are illegal drugs that may
cause serious damage in physical, mental and emotional aspects of being. Cigarettes, liquors,
nicotine, heroine and rugby are examples of these illegal drugs. Too much intake of these
drugs may also cause brain damage.
Furthermore, teenagers are mostly victims of this issue, especially those living in urban
areas. But the very cause why teenagers take on the trap because of broken homes, lack of
attention and care by their parents that is why they find happiness, comfort and sense of
belongingness in their peer groups. To raise awareness in this issue conducting “Drug
Symposium” may help to minimize and eradicate the problem.
Carpenito Integrated School, Carpenito, Tagbina, Surigao del Sur conducted Drug
Symposium last July 19, 2013 held at Barangay Carpenito gymnasium at exactly 2:00 o’clock
in the afternoon, headed by our CIS school head, Ma. Liza T. Bandola, in cooperation with the
stakeholder Philippine National Police- Special Action Force- Tagongon. P02 Arman F. Ibañez
and PInsp Henrich Lim Lañada from PNP-SAF are the speakers of the said program. The
program started with an invocation by the CIS Chorale and formally opened by Mr. Fritch A.
Paronda, a secondary teacher. The speaker PO2 Arman F. Ibañez had been introduced by Ms.
Mighty Lou Q. Tinambacan, a secondary teacher.P02 Ibañez is a former teacher who is now in
his 11th year of service as policeman. He discussed the two types of drugs, its advantages and
disadvantages in our body. He also added the effects why some young individuals are
motivated to abuse these kinds of drugs; what may trigger them to use these illegal drugs ;
and shared some life facts that students should understand and remember while they’re
young and at the school age.
Furthermore, PInsp Henrich Lim Lañada gave additional information about the
differences of the two types of drugs. He explained very carefully that students should avoid
these illegal drugs mentioned. PInsp Lañada made some encouragement to the students to
pursue education for a better future instead of engaging in using drugs or any illegal
activities. He used to motivate the students to participate by asking question and giving
reward to those who can give the correct answer.
Indeed, the Drug Symposium has successfully ended with the lesson learned by the
CIS teachers and students who participated.
Nutrition Month Celebration Narrative
“Gutom at Malnutrition, Sabay-Sabay Nating wakasan”- was the theme highlighted during Nutrition
Month celebration of Carpenito Integrated School last July 22, 2013.
It was a half day celebration participated by all elementary pupils and secondary students. The
program has started at exactly 8:00 o’clock in the morning. Miss Gerry Chel A. Laurente , a secondary
teacher, enthusiastically emceed the program; and Miss Ricca R. Caybot gave her opening words to
formally start the celebration.
Each grade and year levels went to their classrooms for the preparation of contest proper. There
were table display contest, cooking contest, poster making contest, and quiz bee in different categories.
The table display was categorized into secondary level and junior- elementary level (Grades 1, 2, and 3)
and senior elementary level (Grades 4, 5, and 6).
In Table Display Contest, the three food category was highly observed – Go, Glow, and Grow.
Different vegetables and foods were brought by the children from their home gardens and displayed in the
table outside their classroom. The winners in secondary level are: fourth year, first place; Grade 7, second;
and Third year, fourth. In junior - elementary level: grade 1, first place; grade 3, second; and grade 2,
third. In senior - elementary level: Grade 6, first place; grade 4, second; and grade 5, third.
In Cooking Contest, the nutritional value, and palatability was observed by the class chef cook. The
winners in secondary level are: Grade 7, first place; fourth year, second; and Third year, fourth. In junior -
elementary level: grade 3, first place; grade 2, second; and grade 1, third. In senior - elementary level:
Grade 4, first place; grade 5, second; and grade 6, third.
In Poster Making Contest, the drawing must be in accordance with the celebration’s theme. The
poster of Grade 8 was in first place; next, the Third year; then fourth year. PINPS Henrich Lim Lañada,
who was the chairman of judges, shared his expertise and knowledge on poster-making contest to improve
skills of the students in making a poster. The Quiz bee participated by grades 5 and 6, the group of Rialyn
Arviol, Cristy Hersalina, and Shainy Marie Lindo, grade 6 pupils won the contest.
The celebration ended successfully with a vigorous smile in children’s faces. Everybody was happy
and healthy, and was looking forward for another nutrition month celebration for the next year to come.
