FEU ROOSEVELT CAINTA

Secondary Education Department

TO: Ms. Erika C. Comendador

Assistant Principal

THRU: Ms. Michelle Doctor

Student Affairs Officer

FROM: Ms. Andrea Faye A. Bayani

Adviser, English Club

NOTED: Mr. Elizer Syrus M. Paule

JHS Academic Coordinator

Mr. John Cristopher B. Ubaldo

SHS Academic Coordinator

RE: Letter of Program and Budget Proposal/Action Plan for English Month

DATE: November 07, 2024

Dear Ms. Comendador

Greetings of Peace and Solidarity!

In line with the annual celebration of the English & Book Month, the English Club of FEU-Roosevelt Cainta would
like to request your good office to allow us to spearhead a month-long celebration of English & Book Month with
the theme, “Adapting: The Art of Learning and the Power of Re-learning Literature” from November 11 –
November 29, 2024.

This celebration aims to showcase the transformative power of both learning and re-learning in literature. By
revisiting classic works and exploring contemporary pieces, we encourage students to see literature as a dynamic
tool for personal growth and creative expression. Through a series of thoughtfully planned activities, we hope
to engage students in meaningful and enjoyable ways, enhancing their linguistic abilities and fostering a renewed
appreciation for the art of adaptation in literature.

The English Club has put together a variety of activities and competitions aimed at creating an exciting and
immersive English language experience for both junior and senior high school students at FEUR-Cainta. These
events are designed to improve language skills, encourage artistic expression, ignite a love for literature, and
foster a sense of social responsibility. Here are the activities and contests we will be leading:
 ENGLISH MONTH 2023
NOVEMBER ACTIVTIES
EVENT/ACTIVITY GUIDELINES VENUE TIMEFRAME PERSONS INVOLVED
English Month The English Month Kickoff will Homeroom November 11, English Teachers and
Kickoff take place in the respective Classroom 2024 (Friday) Homeroom Advisers
classrooms of the English
teachers.
Meeting with All the people involved will Classroom November 11, Club Adviser, English
English Club attend this meeting to 2024 (Monday) Teachers, and Club
Officers strategize and implement the Time: Officers
activities and events for the 3:30 PM - 4:30
English Month celebration. PM
DEAR (Drop “Drop Everything and Read” Classroom Starting Subject Teachers
Everything and (DEAR) is a dynamic reading November 11
Read) initiative that encourages
students to take a break from
their usual academic tasks and
immerse themselves in the
world of books. This activity
fosters a love for reading and
promotes the benefits of
quiet, focused time spent with
a good book.

DEAR gives students the

opportunity to indulge in
reading without distractions,
whether it be their favorite
book, a newly borrowed one,
or a book they have been
meaning to read.

This everyday event will take

place over two DEAR Time
sessions for 10-minute
duration.

The event is meant to help

foster a reading culture within
the school, and is designed to
be relaxing, inclusive, and
enjoyable for everyone.

Reading Throughout the designated Computer November 11 - English Subject

Marathon timeframe during Scholastic Laboratory 28, 2024 Teachers
hours, students will be
(Junior High assigned to read and pass as Note: During
School) many books and quizzes. English and
Scholastic Time

Spelling Bee All junior high school and Classroom November 11 - English Subject
(Elimination senior high school students 15, 2024 Teachers
Round) will participate in the
elimination round, where
each student will represent Note: During
their section. Students are English Class
required to bring a small
whiteboard, a marker, and an
eraser to use during the
competition.

Each round will consist of 10

items, progressing in difficulty
from Easy to Average to
Difficult. Extra words will be
available in case of a
tiebreaker.

The scores achieved by each

student will be recorded on
their quiz, and the student
with the highest score from
each section will advance to
represent their section in the
Championship Round for their
respective grade level.
Donation Drive The Book Donation Drive, Classroom November 11 - English Club Officers
(Book organized by the English Club November 27, and Members
Collection) in partnership with the school 2024 English Club Adviser
librarian, aims to gather
between 1,000 to 2,000 books
by the end of the month.

Open to all students from

Grade 7 to Grade 12, the drive
encourages the school
community to contribute
books for those without
access to reading materials,
benefiting both the school
and local communities in
need.

The English Club, with support

from the Student Council and
 the Student Affairs
Coordinator, will promote the
drive through posters, public
announcements, and social
media updates. Designated
drop-off points will be set up
in accessible areas like the
library and main office.

To thank participants, the

English Club will provide
certificates of participation,
small treats, and regular
progress updates to inspire
ongoing support.

Spelling Bee Finalists from each section will Junior High November 18,
(Championship) be excused from any School: 2024 (Monday)
scheduled quizzes or activities Grade 10 Junior High
on the date and time of the Room 105, School Grade 7
event to allow them to fully New Building Championship: Ms. Andrea Faye
participate in the 3:15 – 4: 15 Bayani
championship. To maximize Grade 11:
efficiency, the championship Room 115, Grade 8
will be held simultaneously New Building Mrs. Marichu Santos
across both designated
venues. Grade 12: Grade 9
JHS Library Ms. Danilyn
Finalists and winners will Abrazado
receive certificates of
recognition during the Grade 10
culminating activity, Mr. Elizer Syrus Paule
celebrating their
achievements.

There will be one winner per

grade level, each of whom will
be awarded an additional 10 November 19, Grade 11
points added to their long test 2024 (Tuesday) Ms. Andrea Faye
scores in English. If a winner Bayani
has already achieved a perfect Mr. Elizer Syrus Paule
score on the long test, the Senior High
extra points will be distributed School
to their succeeding quizzes. Championship
Grade 11
3:15 PM – 4:15
PM

Grade 12 Grade 12
 1:30 PM – 2:30 Ms. Andrea Faye
PM Bayani
Mr. Elizer Syrus Paule
Spoken Poetry This competition is open to all AVR November 20, English Teachers
Slam (Duet) interested students. The 2024 English Club Adviser
students will create a team of (Wednesday) English Club Officers
two and will register through and Club Members
MS Forms. Time:
3:30 PM – 5:00 Target Judges:
For the competition, each pair PM Ms. Erika
will create a minimum of 5- Comendador
minute free verse poem Mrs. Amabelle Dela
inspired by the English Month Paz
theme, “Adapting: The Art of Mr. John Cristopher
Learning and the Power of Re- Ubaldo
learning Literature.”

If there are more than six

pairs who registered, an
elimination round will be held.
Otherwise, the participants
will automatically move as
finalists and perform at the
culminating event.

Judging will be based on

specific criteria:

1. Content & Message and

Performance & Delivery each
weighted at 25%,

2. Originality & Creativity at

20%,

3. Body Language & Gesture

at 15%, and;

4. Emotional Impact at 15%.

Three winners will be chosen,

ranked from first to third
place. These top three
participants will receive
certificates of recognition.

For added incentive, the top

three winners will also receive
 bonus points towards their
individualized mini-
performance task in their
English subjects: the first-
place winner will receive 10
points, the second-place
winner 9 points, and the third-
place winner 7 points.

Representatives who do not

place will still earn 5 points
each. This setup ensures that
all participants are
acknowledged for their efforts
while recognizing the top
performers in this creative
showcase.
Elevating life In this activity, Senior High Audio-Visual November Research Teachers
through School students will showcase Room 27,2024 to
Research: FEUR state-of-the- art research that November Target Judges:
Senior High discusses new trends and 28,2024
School Research promotes sustainability STEM
Gallery Walk in
through a live Poster Gallery Time: Mr. Regie Ante
Action
Walk. 12:00 PM -4:00 Mr. Nolimer Salvana
PM Mr.Nonilo Cuevo Jr.
The goal of this activity is to Ms. Kimberly Brenio
allow students to present Mr.Mark Anthony
comprehensive quantitative Belmonte
research that will be beneficial Ms. Shirley Ramos
to the community.
HUMSS
Each group of students will Mr. John Cristopher
convert their research paper Ubaldo
into a poster. It includes the Mr. Aizon Bondoc
important sections. Ms. Erika
Comendador
They will print their poster and Mr.Elizer Syrus Paule
paste it into ½ illustration
board. ABM
Ms. Armida Barbosa
Each group will take turns as Mr. Alexander
participants and presenters. Amparo
Mr. Aries Obispado
Criteria for Judging:
Organization and Sequencing
of Information- 25%
Content Knowledge of the
Presenter’s-30%
Quality of Answers-30%
 Communication-15%

Timeless Tale in The main event of the English School November 29, Homeroom Advisers
Motion: A Month is to have the students Gymnasium 2024 (Friday)
Literary pantomime classic scene of Target Judges:
Pantomime timeless tales inspired by the Time:
JHS
Showcase theme, “Adapting: The Art of
Ms. Erika C.
Learning and the Power of Re- Junior High
Comendador
learning Literature.” School:
Ms. Amabelle Dela
7:30 AM to 11:
Paz
Each grade level will present a 45 AM
Mr. John Cristopher
5 to7-minute performance Senior High
Ubaldo
that creatively explores School:
themes such as friendship, 12:15 PM –
generosity, resilience, and the 4:15 PM
SHS:
joy of learning. Through these
Ms. Erika C.
pantomimes, students will use
Comendador
movement and expression to
Ms. Amabelle Dela
bring these themes to life.
Paz
Mr. John Cristopher
This event serves as a second-
Ubaldo
quarter performance task,
integrating Communication
Arts, MAPEH, and related
disciplines. This alignment
with educational goals
supports students in
developing both creativity and
critical thinking. The
performances will be concise
yet impactful, keeping the
audience engaged within the
5 to 7-minute time limit.

To emphasize creativity and

adaptability, this event will
have a restriction on elaborate
props and costumes. Students
are encouraged to work with
what is readily available,
avoiding large backdrops,
extravagant costumes, or
oversized props. Instead, they
will focus on expressive
movement and simple,
resourceful props that reflect
their unique presentation.
They have to portray and
convey the message through
gestures accompanied by
music.

Should the students need to

work after-school hours from
November 18 - 26, 2024, the
designated time for rehearsal
of Junior High students is from
3:15 PM to 5:00 PM, while for
Senior High students from
1:30 PM to 3:45 PM.

As this event involves

performances within school
hours, a signed parental
consent form will be required
for students to participate.
The consent form will ensure
that parents are informed
about the nature of the event
and give their permission for
students to participate in the
pantomime performances.
Forms will be distributed in
advance and must be
submitted by the specified
deadline.

Each grade level will select

literature that aligns with their
assigned theme. The chosen
pieces will be reviewed by the
English Club advisers for
approval in consultation with
the respective grade-level
advisers.

Grade 7 and Grade 8: The Gift

of Giving

Students will showcase stories

centered on friendship,
kindness, and the joy of
giving. Through their
pantomime, they will illustrate
how generosity and
connection enrich our lives
and strengthen bonds.
Grade 9 and Grade 10: A
Season of Small Wonders

These performances
emphasize the beauty of
simple traditions, highlighting
how small, heartfelt gestures
bring joy and meaning to the
holiday season, far beyond
material wealth.

Grade 11 and. Grade 12:

Reflections on Togetherness

Senior High students will

capture themes of hope,
resilience, and unity. Their
performances will encourage
the audience to cherish
community, celebrate growth,
and find strength in
togetherness.

The schedule for the program

will alternate between Junior
High School (JHS) and Senior
High School (SHS) students. In
the morning session, JHS
students will participate in the
main program activities, while
SHS students will watch the
movie Hachiko in their
respective classrooms,
followed by a graded
reflection paper for their
English-related subjects.

In the afternoon session, the

roles will reverse: SHS
students will participate in the
main program, while JHS
students will watch Hachiko in
their classrooms and
complete their own reflection
paper.

Criteria for Judging:

⚫ Expressiveness and
Movement - 35%
 ⚫ Creativity and
Resourcefulness - 25%
⚫ Theme Interpretation and
Message Clarity - 20%
⚫ Teamwork and Coordination
- 15%
⚫ Audience Engagement and
Overall Impact - 5%
English Month All students are encouraged to School November 29, All members of the JHS
Culminating attend this culminating Gymnasium 2024 (Friday) and SHS FEUR
Activity activity. community
Junior High
This event will be held at the School:
school gymnasium. 7:30 AM to 11:
45 AM
Senior High
This event will showcase the School:
Pantomine Showcase as its 12:15 PM –
main event. 4:15 PM

This event will also award the

winners of the different
contests throughout the
English & Book Month
celebration.
Reading Diocesan December 13, Mrs. Amabelle Dela
Together, Giving On the final day of our "Book Shrine And 2024 Paz (Librarian)
Forever (Book Giving" drive, 10-15 members Parish Of Our Ms. Andrea Faye
Donation Drive of the English Club will host a Lady Of The Bayani (Club Adviser)
Event) special event at the local Abandoned English Club Officers
children’s home, community and Members
center, or school to donate FEU R Gazette
the books we've collected for appointed
children in need. Members

The event will kick off with a

warm welcome to everyone
attending, where the English
Club members will explain the
purpose of the drive and
thank everyone who
contributed.
After that, the kids will have
the chance to browse through
the books, encouraging them
to pick out their favorites to
take home. To make it even
more engaging, club members
will read some of the stories
 aloud, bringing the characters
and adventures to life. We
hope this will spark
excitement and imagination
among the children.
In addition to the book
giveaways, the English Club
will organize fun mini-
activities, like storytelling
sessions and arts and crafts
inspired by the books, to
create an enjoyable
experience that not only
entertains but also nurtures a
love for reading.
To make the day even more
special, we’ll also be
distributing food and drinks to
the children, ensuring
everyone is well-fed and
refreshed as they enjoy the
activities.
Books of Love: A This February, in the spirit of Classroom February 14, English Club Adviser
Valentine's Day Valentine’s Day, the English Club 2024 English Club Officers
Book-Giving presents the Books of Love and Members
Celebration project! Instead of traditional
candy or flowers, students have
the unique opportunity to send
the gift of literature to friends,
classmates, or even teachers.
Participants can dedicate a book
to someone special. Each book
will be wrapped with a
personalized note, making it a
heartfelt, meaningful gift.

On Valentine’s Day, English Club

Officers will personally deliver
these book gifts to recipients in
their classrooms, bringing joy
and surprise to each honoree.
The Books of Love project aims
to spread positivity, connect
students through shared reading
experiences, and celebrate the
power of literature as a form of
affection.
 This special event highlights how
books can be the perfect
expression of care and
connection, adding a unique
literary twist to the holiday of
love.
*Event Documentation and Coverage
In line of the various activities, the English club will also be requesting the presence of FEURC Gazette officials to
cover the events. In lieu of their attendance, they will also be excused from the scheduled activities or quizzes.

For a more comprehensive overview of the upcoming events, including activities scheduled for the months
leading up to November and those planned for the subsequent months, we attached the action plan and the
program for the culminating activity for your perusal.

Let us do our utmost to make this schoolwide activity as successful as possible. Your positive response to this
matter will be highly appreciated.

Thank you!

Respectfully yours,

Ms. Andrea Faye A. Bayani

Adviser, English Club

Ms. Marichu Santos

Co - Adviser, English Club

Ms. Antonette Antang

Co- Adviser, English Club

Ms. Danilyn Abrazado

Co- Adviser, English Club

Ms. Joana Capindit

Co- Adviser, English Club

Ms. Le Anne Daganio

Co- Adviser, English Club

Mr. Francois Dela Cruz

Co- Adviser, English Club
 FEU ROOSEVELT CAINTA
Secondary Education Department

ENGLISH & BOOK MONTH CELEBRATION

Theme: Adapting: The Art of Learning and the Power of Re-learning Literature”
(November 29, 2024, Friday| 7:30 AM to 4:15 PM | School Gymnasium)

MORNING SESSION (JHS) 7:30 AM to 11:45 AM

PRELIMINARIES
Doxology FEUR-C Mover’s Club
National Anthem FEUR-C Glee Club
MAIN EVENT
Welcome Remarks Ms. Natania Titus, President of the English Club
Introduction of Criteria and Judges Ms. Treasure Gabrielle Lopez, Vice President of
English Club
SET 1: The Gift of Giving
Grade 7 Anthurium Presentation 1
Grade 7 Camia Presentation 2
Grade 7 Carnation Presentation 3
Grade 8 Acacia Presentation 4
Grade 8 Anahaw Presentation 5
Grade 8 Banaba Presentation 6
Awarding of Certificates for the Spelling Bee Contest Ms. Danilyn Abrazado
SET 2: A Season of Small Wonders
Grade 9 Apo Presentation 7
Grade 9 Banahaw Presentation 8
Grade 10 Aguinaldo Presentation 9
Grade 10 Bonifacio Presentation 10
Grade 10 Mabini Presentation 11
CLOSING HOUR
Closing Remarks/Announcements Ms. Andrea Faye Bayani, Club Adviser
FEUR Hymn
AFTERNOON SESSION (SHS) 12:15 PM to 4:15 PM
PRELIMINARIES
Doxology FEUR-C Mover’s Club
National Anthem FEUR-C Glee Club
MAIN EVENT
Welcome Remarks Ms. Andrea Faye Bayani
Introduction of Criteria and Judges Ms. Natania Titus, President of the English Club
Ms. Treasure Gabrielle Lopez, Vice President of
the English Club
SET 3: Reflection of Togetherness
Grade 11 HUMSS A Presentation 1
 Grade 11 HUMSS B Presentation 2
Grade 11 ABM A Presentation 3
Grade 11 ABM B Presentation 4
Grade 11 STEM A Presentation 5
Grade 11 STEM B Presentation 6
Grade 11 STEM C Presentation 7
Grade 11 STEM D Presentation 8
Grade 12 STEM A Presentation 9
Grade 12 STEM B Presentation 10
Grade 12 STEM C Presentation 11
Grade 12 STEM D Presentation 12
Grade 12 ABM Presentation 13
Grade 12 HUMSS A Presentation 14
Grade 12 HUMSS B Presentation 15
Awarding of Certificates for the Spoken Poetry Slam Ms. Le Anne Daganio
Intermission Spoken Poetry Slam - Grand Winner
Awarding of Reading Marathon Mr. Elizer Paule, JHS Academic Coordinator
Awarding of Winners for Pantomime Ms. Erika Comendador, Assistant Principal
CLOSING HOUR
Closing Remarks/Announcements Ms. Andrea Faye Bayani, Club Adviser
FEUR Hymn

Ms. Angelica Gonzales and Mr. Aries Obispado

Master of Ceremonies
 FEU ROOSEVELT CAINTA
Secondary Education Department

ENGLISH & BOOK MONTH CELEBRATION

(Proposed Materials and Budget)

Material/Item/Equipment Quantity Unit Price / Estimated Price Requested Amount

ENGLISH CLUB
Tarpaulin (6 ft x 20 ft) 1 pc. P2,000.00 P2,000.00
Bright Vellum Board Pale Cream for Certificates 6 packs P50.00 P300.00
(8.5x11)
Cartolina (Black) for Stage Backdrop Design 6 rolls P20.00 P120.00
Cartolina (Light Blue) for Stage Background 6 rolls P20.00 P120.00
Design
Cartolina (Yellow) for Stage Background Design 6 rolls P20.00 P120.00
Cartolina (Green) for Stage Background Design 6 rolls P20.00 P120.00
Packaging Tape Clear 4 pcs. P40.00 P160.00
Metallic Paper (Pink) for Stage Background 4 pcs. P65.00 P260.00
Design
Customized Button Pins for the Awardees for 24pcs. P20.00 P480.00
Spelling Bee and Spoken Poetry Slam
Trophies for each Grand Champion in 4 pcs P200.00 P800.00
Pantomime
Exclusive Merchandize from FEU (Manila) as
Token of Appreciation for Judges:
Mugs or Tumbler 6 pcs. P1200.00 P2,400.00
Phone Holder 6 pcs. P1200.00
TOTAL REQUESTED AMOUNT P 6850.00

PRIZES AND NUMBER OF AWARDEES PER CONTEST

Spelling Bee Spoken Poetry Slam
• Grade 7 • 1st Place with Certificate for pairs
o First Place with Certificate • 2nd Place with Certificate for pairs
o Second Place with Certificate • 3rd Place with Certificate for pairs
o Third Place with Certificate
• Grade 8 Timeless Tale in Motion: A Literary Pantomime Showcase
o First Place with Certificate • 1 Winner (Class) for Category 1 (G7 and G8) - Trophy
o Second Place with Certificate • 1 Winner (Class) for Category 2 (G9 and G10) -
o Third Place with Certificate Trophy
• Grade 9 • 1 Winner (Class) for Category 3 (G11) - Trophy
o First Place with Certificate • 1 Winner (Class) for Category 3 (G12)- Trophy
o Second Place with Certificate
o Third Place with Certificate
• Grade 10
o First Place with Certificate
o Second Place with Certificate
 o Third Place with Certificate
• Grade 11
o First Place with Certificate
o Second Place with Certificate
o Third Place with Certificate
• Grade 12
o First Place with Certificate
o Second Place with Certificate
o Third Place with Certificate