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PB Vol. 9, Issue No. 5
August 1, 2014
BUWAN NG WIKANG PAMBANSA 2014 Ang Departamento ng Sining sa Pakikipagtalastasan sa Filipino (Communication Arts Department in Filipino) ay mangunguna sa pagdiriwang ng taunang BUWAN NG WIKANG PAMBANSA tuwing Agosto 1-31, 2014 alinsunod sa itinakdang Pampanguluhang Proklamasyon Blg. 1041, s. 1997 (Presidential Proclamation No. 1041, s. 1997). Ang tema ng pagdiriwang sa taong ito ay WIKA NG PAGKAKAISA (Language of Unity). Ang layunin ng pagdiriwang ay ang mga sumusunod : a. ganap na maipatupad ang Pampanguluhang Proklamasyon Blg. 1041; b. magamit ang wika sa pamamagitan ng pagsasalin bilang instrumento sa wika ng kapayapaan; at, c. maipakita ang kahalagahan ng wika na higit na mauunawaan ng nakararami para sa pambansang pagkakaisa. Ang mga lingguhang paksa sa loob ng isang buwang pagdiriwang ay ang mga sumusunod: Agosto 4-8 Agosto 11-15 Agosto 18-22 Agosto 25-29
Ang Wika ng Usaping Pangkapayapaan ay Wika ng Pagkakasundo; Ang Wikang Nauunawaan ng Nakararami ay Wika ng Kapayapaan; Ang Wika ng Pagsasalin ay Wika na Pagkakaunawaan; at, Ang Wika ng Kapayapaan ay Wika ng Pambansang Pagkakaisa.
Ang mga nabanggit na lingguhang paksa ang magiging gabay at batayan ng lahat ng mga gawaing bubuuin at isasagawa ng Kagawaran ng isang buwang pagdiriwang. Nakaayos na ito ayon sa pagkakasunud-sunod. Ang mga gawain sa pagdiriwang ay ang mga sumusunod: PETSA
ORAS
Agosto 1 (Biyernes)
Pang-umagang Seremonya
Paglulunsad ng mga Gawain
Agosto 8 (Biyernes)
8:30 – 9:30 nu
Primarya Pagsusulit Laywan o Quiz Bee Intermedya Paggawa ng Kolahe o CollageMaking Haiskul Panulatang Pagsusulit o Literature Quiz Primarya Paggawa ng Pamansag o Sawikain (Slogan-Making) Intermedya Pagsulat ng Tugma o Tula (PoemMaking) Haiskul Paggawa ng Poster at Pagsulat ng Sanaysay
Agosto 22 (Biyernes)
8:30 – 9:30 nu
GAWAIN
LUGAR HCECi MPC o Lunsuran ng HCEC
Mga Silid-Aralan ng Bawat Pangkat o Baitang
Mga Silid-Aralan ng Bawat Pangkat o Baitang
Tema : (FILIPINO : WIKA NG PAGKAKAISA)
Pangwakas na Palatuntunan LIT-MUS-DA 2014 Pampanitikang Musika at Sayaw : Ang Pagtatanghal 1. Parada ng mga Kasuotang Pilipino 2. Panalangin o Doksolohiya 3. Pambansang Awit 4. Pambungad na Pananalita 5. Natatanging Bilang : Sayawit (Primarya) 6. Balagtasan – Ika-7 Baitang 7. Natatanging Bilang : Mapakahulugang Sayaw (Intermedya) 8. Sabayang Pagbigkas – Ika-8 Baitang 9. Dula-Dulaang Komedya (Comedy Skit) Ika-9 ng Baitang 10. Pasasalamat Pamalit Bilang ang Paggawad ng Katibayan sa mga Nanalo sa Paligsahan
MGA KATUTUBONG KASUOTAN, MULING MASISILAYAN Kaugnay pa rin sa pagdiriwang ng Buwan ng Wika 2014, inaanyayahan ang lahat ng mga mag-aaral at mga kawani ng paaralan na magsuot ng katutubo o pambansang kasuotan bilang pakikiisa sa bansa ukol sa pagdiriwang na nabanggit. Narito ang alituntunin ng pagsusuot ng Katutubong Kasuotan: 1. Ang unang bahagi ng Pampinid na Palatuntunan ay ang Parada ng mga Katutubong Kasuotan o Pambansang Kasuotan. 2. Upang makasali sa parada, kailangang magparehistro ang lalahok sa gawaing ito sa kanilang tagapayo. 3. Ang isusuot ay kailangang sumisimbolo ng pagkamakabayan. Ibig sabihin, hindi lamang limitado sa baro’t saya at barong tagalong ang maaring isuot. Maaari din ang mga kasuotan sa iba’t ibang panig ng bansa. 4. Ang lalahok sa gawaing ito ay mabibigyan ng 3 puntos sa CCP 5. Ito ay hindi sapilitan o noncompulsory .
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PB Vol. 9, Issue No. 5
August 1, 2014
FINAL LIST of S.O.C. OFFICERS for SY 2014-2015 & SY 2015-2016 GLEE CLUB
PAC-TOASTMASTERS
SCIENCE w/ ARTS & CRAFTS MARMOL, Jairus Dorosan PLANDES, Justin Louise Bardaje RELATORES, Mary Pons Rica Estive QUIAPO, Cassandra Dwane LAURICO, Victoria Jeanne Gabriel ABDUL KADIR, Nuraini Binte Beato VILLALOBOS, Frederick Prades NADAL, Johnben Augustus A ALAMO, Ed Christian Abinal
SOC PRESIDENT VICE-PRES SECRETARY TREASURER AUDITOR P.I.O.
LACRE, Sharmaine Kaye Samillano OIDA, Kyla Escuro BLAZADO, Kiana Marie Prades NOVELA, Jezreel Micah Catorce CAÑESO, Christine Maica Celebrado KALER, Sandip Kaur
GOTOS, Zidrick Lo Boneo ALTAMIA, Richell Marie Ignao FEDERIS, Alyssa Marie Bongcayao CALAGUI, Kharlyn Mae Doctolero DAMOT, Erika Bianca Lindog CARIÑO, Marj Baldago
PEACE Officer/s
TALAGUIT, Angelika Mae Barbosa
LUARES, Kimberly Abala
MENTOR/S
MR. ANTONIO A. AMOROSO *MRS. ELENA B. OAFALLAS
MS. ANGEL B. BUENDIA, PAC MRS. REJEAN D. NADAL, Toastmasters
MR. ROLANDO B. BANCASO
17 members
PAC – 3 Toast 12 members
16 members
No. of Members
as of August 1, 2014
SOC PRESIDENT VICE-PRES SECRETARY TREASURER AUDITOR P.I.O. PEACE Officer/s MENTOR/S No. of Members
K-SPORTS RONNY
K-SPORTS DARIO
K-SPORTS FELIX
TOLOSA, Jarell Von Pacardo McCORMICK, Ocean Kyle Ubaldo SALAZAR, Josephus Piolo M. BAYRANTE, Gian Ernest Regino PONTILLAS, Brent Louie Hugo DILLA, Nikko Jay Braga VALENZUELA, James Lorenzo Lomenario MR. RONNY D. NACARIO
ESTADILLA, Joshua Timothy Mamansag NAZARREA, John Marlou Balang BAGASBAS, Michael Jaren Berces MANALO, Anthony James McCoy Perkins GENTALIAN, Alvin Greg Andalis RADAN, Christian Mari Vargas ORONAN, Francis Aljon C. MR. DARIO B. CORNELIO
SOTTO, Jan Justine Andalis ESTADILLA, Jethro Theodore Mamansag TURIANO, Joriz Benju Pacer LLORENTE, Benjamin Wayne Canuto FILIO, Audrey Monge BUÑALES, Kyle RITO, Mario Dan Talagtag MR. FELIX V. GUADALUPE
16 members
15 members
15 members
SOC PRESIDENT VICE-PRES SECRETARY TREASURER AUDITOR P.I.O. PEACE Officer/s MENTOR/S No. of Members
K-SPORTS ALBERT
CUADRO, Gerald Fortuna TURIANO, Almond Nicholas Pineda CEGUERA, Cleon Benedict JANCE, Mark Ken Vargas TALAGTAG, Mathew Pesebre VILLAREAL, Jade Dustin Fucio LLORIN, Christian Frank San Felipe MR. JOEL T. BULALACAO
Photography-Mountaineering BOBIER, Andrea Peñales Azur, Christian Raphael Ceguera OIDA, Misty Alyana Oesum TAÑALAS, Vince Motilla CABALLERO, Jhayden Christensen A. CATIMBANG, Kent Gabriel Paz RAMOS, Donabelle Iraola MR. DOMINICO T. BAGACINA
as of August 1, 2014
as of August 1, 2014
SOC PRESIDENT VICE-PRES SECRETARY TREASURER AUDITOR P.I.O. PEACE Officer/s MENTOR/S No. of Members
as of August 1, 2014
K-SPORTS JOEL
14 members Young Homemakers VIRGIE ZORILLA, Daryn Yago COMOT, Maribeth San Andres RIVERA, Chrizele Mae Rebulado LOBETANIA, Angelo Peter Avellano TADURAN, Ashly Kate Belmonte OIDA, Sophia Llesis BOAC, Ashley Jay Galan ESTALLO, Denise Follosco BAGALACSA, Mariane Korsica Liguid MRS. VIRGINIA V. DIMABAYAO
21 members
KALER, Arshpreet Singh MORTERA, Daryl Angelo Verango AGNAS, John Francis Villadolid AGUILAR, Janea Reign Maligaya CELEBRADO, Matt Andrew Manaog TRINIDAD, Carl Jerome De Vera SAYSON, John Michael Sacueza MR. ALBERT L. TALAGTAG
15 members
26 members
Young Homemakers JANINE
Young Homemakers FATIMA
BACANI, Allia Marie Andrei Cortez IBARRETA, Chloe Isabelle Jorge VARGAS, Sherehs Yssabel Ereno RECUENCO, Johanna Leeann Casulla MANZANO, Noriel Jr. Fajardo BELMONTE, Alea Ysthianna Angeles
PRIMA, Danylaine Filio LACRE, Dirk Andrei Samillano FEDERICO, Ciannah Marie Nacario NAVARRO, Lenarband Zyah Nadal TADAY, Eila Cherine Arines SANORJO, J. Godwin Alvarez
REBIS, Noelle Francine Damot
SANAO, John Michael Jorge
MS. JANINE DE LIMA
MS. FATIMA H. TURIANO
18 members
18 members
Proposed SOC Logos which will be printed on the SOC White T-Shirt
For Grades 1 to 3 pupils
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PB Vol. 9, Issue No. 5
August 1, 2014
Nutrition Month Celebration & Environment Consciousness Month Tema : KALAMIDAD PAGHANDAAN, GUTOM AT MALNUTRISYON AGAPAN
LIST OF WINNERS IN NUTRI-ECO QUIZ BEE across all LEVELS Grade 1 1st Turiano, Shina Malaine Pacer 1st Pineda, Hannah Jianne A 2nd Nieva, Katchie Coleen Obsuna 2nd Turiano, Alchevy Pineda 3rd Villar, Shaunda Leanne Cañeba 3rd Kaur, Gurman Grade 2 1st Cabanes, Arienne Khrystal Loseñada 2nd Zagada, Niegel Angelo Tercenio 3rd Quite, Daine Jasmine Bautista 3rd Baria, Yan-R Zepeda Grade 3 st 1 Pili, Alethea Joie Hernando 2nd Gonzales, Arriane Louis 3rd Mendez, Eric Fabian Thirdy Angeles Grade 4 1st Recuenco, Johanna Leeann Casulla 2nd Estallo, Geno Almoniña 2nd Belmonte, Alea Ysthianna Angeles 3rd Oafallas, Dennis Flobert Balang 3rd Penetrante, Tyche Cedric Nerrry 3rd Turiano, Aldo Jr. Pineda 3rd Pamonag, Denyle Mae Oliva
Grade 5 1st Rosin, Kayla Bagamasbad 2nd Boac, Ashley Jay Galan 2nd Fortuna, Ramelle Mhiro Fortuno 2nd Royong, Sophia Soler 3rd Peyra, Alyssa Kirsten Ramos 3rd Alamo, Ed Christian Abinal 3rd Sanao, John Michael Jorge 3rd Ibarreta, Jannah Mineja Buquid Grade 6 1st Cañeso, Christine Maica Celebrado 2nd Albia, Jan Angelo Limari Revilla 3rd Timbang, Rodrigo Jaime Buena 3rd Turiano, Almond Nicholas Pineda Junior High School Grade 7 1st Dammang, Shawela Nera 2nd Ibarreta, Jethro Thomas Jorge 3rd Federis, Alyssa Marie Bongcayao 3rd Narnola, Arriane Olaso 3rd Cabaltera, Arian Nicole Damot 3rd Gerobin, Nigel Sean Duron
In support of the programs, projects and activities mandated by the Department of Education as indicated in the Education for All (EFA) Goals, Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and Basic Education Reform Agenda (BESRA), the Supreme Student Government Officers (SSGO) headed by project proponent, HENDRIX JULLE S. BERNAL, with the joint efforts of all the supreme government officers will conduct a TREE-PLANTING ACTIVITY inside the school campus on August 9.
Thirty (30) grafted fruit-bearing trees will be planted by the officers of the SPG to a selected backyard of the HCECi teachers and students. Quarterly monitoring will be conducted by the SSG and SPG Officers to ensure that the plants are properly taken care of by the recipients. NGP Certificates will be given to the tree owners. It can be noted that some fruitbearing trees were already planted in
HEALTH ALERT
reasonable, which is how a lot of them get passed through generations as unquestioned truths. Many of us understand that when it comes to a cold or the flu, we're most contagious before we start feeling sick; that by the time we've got a runny nose, sore throat and achy muscles, the damage to the people around us has already been done. In fact, many of us are completely wrong.
Myths about contagion are a regular part of life. Remember when AIDS could be transmitted by a handshake? Most fictions regarding how you can catch diseases aren't quite that bizarre and off the mark -they usually sound pretty reasonable, which is how a lot of them get passed through generations as unquestioned truths.
Grade 9 1st Estallo, Genny Almoniña 2nd Espijon, Jojen Christian Arevalo 2nd Sayson, Marvin Oreta 3rd Bernal, Hendrix Julle Sernal 3rd Radan, Christian Mari Vargas 3rd Kaler, Sandip Kaur 3rd Leu, Richy Sean Barbosa 4th Year Valenzuela, James Lorenzo Lomenario 2nd Gotos, Zidrick Lo Boneo 2nd Nazarrea, John Marlou Balang 3rd Antonio, Mario II Delgado 3rd Dilla, Maria Cristina Kate Braga 1st
CONGRATULATIONS, HCECians!!!
SSG-SPG OFFICERS SUPPORT (NGP) NATIONAL GREENING PROGRAM, TO HOLD TREE-PLANTING
Are colds and the flu most contagious before or after you start showing symptoms?
Grade 8 1st Bobier, Andrea Peñales 2nd Talagtag, Brian Ramos 3rd Bayrante, Gian Ernest Regino 3rd Dilla, Nikko Jay Braga
the campus last school year.
If you think about how a virus works, it makes sense that we're most contagious when our symptoms are at their worst. Viruses like influenza
works, it makes sense that we're most contagious when our symptoms are at their worst. Viruses like influenza and those that cause the common cold (there are a couple of hundred of them) have an incubation period once they get into your body. The virus gets into a group of healthy cells and then goes about requisitioning their survival apparatus from the inside. During this incubation period, while the virus is multiplying inside those infected cells, you have no symptoms -- no sore throat, no runny nose, no achy muscles -- and no virus spreading like wildfire throughout your body so that every drop of saliva or mucous you produce contains it. And that's how a virus spreads from one person to another: By a healthy person coming into contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person, whether those fluids are airborne (as from a sneeze) or left on a doorknob by a sick person who just wiped his nose. So if you have no symptoms yet, it's a lot less likely that you're going to spread the virus to another person.
If your kids are sick, let him stay home and rest…
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PB Vol. 9, Issue No. 5
August 1, 2014
NUTRITION-ECOLOGY MONTH CELEBRATION CONDUCTED
AUGUST, 2014 1
NUTRITION MONTH CUL. ACT.
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FIRST MPTC REPORT
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PAGSUNGKO KI INA
9
2nd MPTC REPORT/ Treeplanting Act.
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LEARNING HOLIDAY
FRIDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY WEDNESDAY
14-16
Thur-Fri-Sat
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2:00 P.M. Tunog Kusina Presentations
8:00 – 11:30 A.M.
Mass - 9:00 A.M.
Vigil – 11:00 am to 4:00 pm
8:00 – 11:30 A.M.
Morning Session – SPG*SSG
FIRST TERM EXAMINATIONS REQUIREMENT : PINK FORM as TEST PERMIT NO CLASSES IN ALL LEVELS
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THIRD MPTC REPORT
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NATIONAL HEROES DAY (LEG. HOLIDAY)
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National Career Assessment Examination
SATURDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY
8:00 – 11:30 A.M. NO CLASSES IN ALL LEVELS GRADE 9 (WHOLE DAY) REGULAR CLASSES Gradeschool & Other JHS Levels
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BUWAN ng WIKANG PAMBANSA
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FOURTH MPTC REPORT
FRIDAY SATURDAY
CULMINATING PROGRAM 2:00 pm * Dismissal Time is after the Program 8:00 – 11:30 A.M.
SEPTEMBER, 2014 5
FIRST FRIDAY MASS
12
TRASLACION
FRIDAY
7:30 – 8:30 am * Regular Friday Schedule Follows
FRIDAY
NO CLASSES
16-18
2nd PERFORMANCE TASK ASSESSMENT
TUE-THUR
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SECURE THE PINK FORM AS TEST PERMIT
MILITARY PARADE
FRIDAY
are now part of the Kto12 (Basic Education Curriculum)
today at the HCECi Multi-Purpose Center. This celebration is pursuant to Presidential Decree 49 or the Nutrition Act of the Philippines signed on June 25, 1974. The National Nutrition Council (NNC) leads the nationwide launching of Nutrition Month. This year's theme is “Kalamidad paghandaan: Gutom at malnutrisyon agapan!”
Dismissal Time (Gr.1-3 – 11:00 am) (Gr.4-6 & JHS – 11:30 am)
NINOY AQUINO DAY (LEGAL HOLIDAY)
THURSDAY
Holy Child Educational Center, Inc. observed the annual Nutrition Month or “Buwan ng Nutrisyon” with its Culminating Activity together with the Kinder pupils who
NO CLASSES
Thank you for making yourself well-informed on school matters by reading the Parents’ Bulletin.
MR. MELVIN C. FEDERIS School Vice-Principal
MRS. ANNA LUISA S. TIRAO
The theme aims to underscore the necessity of hunger and malnutrition prevention among Filipinos to minimize the impact of calamities and disasters, according to NNC. The council has instructed the Department of Education and local government units through the local nutrition committees “to plan for activities related to nutrition in emergency preparedness as these committees are also the local nutrition clusters.” The NNC has outlined the following goals in relation to this year’s Nutrition Month celebration: 1. promote interventions to address nutritional needs in emergencies and disasters including preparedness, response and recovery; 2. mobilize responders particularly the local nutrition clusters and stakeholders to address gaps in nutrition in emergencies response from national to barangay levels; and 3. increase awareness among families and individuals on coping and resiliency strategies to prevent malnutrition and worsening of nutritional status in times of emergencies and disasters. Various activities had been lined up throughout the program for the month-long celebration, including dance presentation from Grade 7, Jazz Chants from the Primary Levels (Grades 1-3), Dance Presentation from KinderMorning and Afternoon Sessions, Tunog Kusina from Intermediate Level (grades 4-6) and the surprise number from the Supreme Pupil Government Officers (SPG). The entire culminating program was spearheaded by Subject Area Head in TLE/HELE, Mrs. Virginia Dimabayao, with the collective efforts rendered by TLE/HELE teachers, class advisers, and the Office of Student Affairs.
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School Principal
MRS. TERESITA P. NADAL
PRE-REGISTRATION FORM
School Directress
MATHEMATICS PROFICIENCY TRAINING COURSE
REPLY SLIP
( ) I would like to register my child/ren in the MPTC Program.
I have received and read the PB Vol. 9, Issue No. 5 dated August 1, 2014.
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Name of Pupil/s Grade/Section _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ Submit this pre-registration form to MDM. ELENA B. OAFALLAS, Subj. Area Head, Math