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PB Vol. 9, Issue No. 6
August 8, 2014
OUR LADY OF PEÑAFRANCIA VISITS HOLY CHILD Though non-sectarian school, group/level/section/offices. HCECi is considered as a practicing Catholic school because most of the HCECians are Roman Catholics. True enough, Our Lady of Peñafrancia visited the school today. This September, being the birthday month of our Blessed Mama Mary and the feast month of Our Lady of Peñafrancia which will last until October being the month of the Rosary, a regular praying of the Holy Rosary will be done every morning to be led by the assigned
This religious activity aims to awaken and deepen the devotion to our Blessed Mother. Meanwhile, the institution has welcomed Her visit and has prepared activities in line with Her presence. A simple para-liturgy and campus procession were conducted today, August 8, 2014.. HCECians waved their flaglets and white hankies as their gesture of reverence and respect to Our Lady of Peñafrancia. Novena and Holy Rosary were also held.
September 8 is the birthday of Mama Mary. HCECians will celebrate her birthday this September, 2014. Her visit is a little bit earlier this school year, hence, HCECians paid tribute through the conduct of the Vigil for their devotion to Her. a Eucharistic Celebration (MASS) was conducted at MPC this morning. This year, we expect that same religious affairs will be conducted. As one community, HCECi welcomes our Lady of Peñafrancia. Viva La Virgen! VIVA!!!
AUGUST 14-16 SCHEDULED FOR FIRST TERM EXAMS
In every pupil’s life, one of the mastered for a certain period of major accountabilities is the major time. examination. But things should not 2. It is given to gauge teachers’ be taken hardly but seriously so that success rate in the teaching learners will get the target goal : TO process. PASS the test and with extra effort, 3. It is used to gather data that will TO BE one of the TOP ACHIEVERS. be the bases for the institutional evaluation. The data that will be Why are the pupils being submitted gathered will help the school, the to this kind of undertaking? What teachers and the parents in are the reasons for testing? determining the program which 1. Testing or evaluation is a tool to the pupils need. Do they need measure the pupils’ level of intervention, enrichment or learning and proficiency on the advance program? competencies expected to be
FIRST TERM EXAMINATIONS SCHEDULE August 11 Monday August 12 Tuesday
REGULAR MONDAY SCHEDULE Regular Dismissal Time REGULAR TUESDAY SCHEDULE Regular Dismissal Time LEARNING HOLIDAY : Half-Day Classes
August 13 Wednesday Dismissal Time : 11:00 a.m. (Grade 1-3) 11:30 a.m. (Grade 4-6 & High School)
Day 1 August 14 Thursday
Day 2 August 15 Friday
Day 3 August 16 Saturday
Grade 1-3 Computer Filipino MAPEH
Grade 4-6 Computer Filipino MAPEH
PIK SERVES AS POINTERS FOR REVIEW
For
the
Grade
School
Department, subject teachers will not be giving any pointers for review. Coverage for the First Term Exam is in the PIK. However, adjustments in the coverage will be posted in the PTC Notebook. For the High School Department, the subject teachers have given the pointers for review already. Even if the subject teachers have not yet given the pointers for review, high school students can already start reading and scanning their notes. High School curriculum is preparatory to college, hence students are trained to become responsible.
Jr. High School Computer Filipino MAPEH
* Enhancement Class in Math – 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
Math ESP/Char.Ed./Rel Mother Tongue
Math
Science English
Science English
Araling Panlipunan
Val.Ed./Religion
Math with Bus. Math
Araling Panlipunan
Araling Panlipunan T.L.E. with Bus.Ed. * Enhancement Class in English – 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
H.E.L.E.
Science w/ Sci. Elective English w/ Bus.Eng.
* The Enhancement Class is only ESP/Val.Ed./Religion for those who are qualified.
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PB Vol. 9, Issue No. 6
August 8, 2014
PAGHAHANDA SA BUWAN NG WIKA, IKINAKASA NA TAMPOK : LIT-MUS-DA 2014 Pampanitikang Musika at Sayaw – Ang Pagtatanghal Mapupuno ng kasiyahan, awitin, katutubong sayaw, original Pilipino music (OPM) na awitin at mga natatanging pagtatanghal na magmumula sa magagaling na mag-aaral ng Primarya, Intermedya at Sekondarya na papasa sa mga gaganaping eliminasyon alinsunod sa pagdiriwang ng Buwan ng Wika. Magiging makulay ang selebrasyon dahil sa iba’t ibang pagtatanghal na gaganapin mula primarya hanggang junior high school sa umaga ng ika-29 ng Agosto. Muli nating sariwain ang bakas ng pagiging Pinoy sa araw na nabanggit sa mga pagtatanghal na gagawin ng mga mag-aaral sa Pampinid na Palatuntunan. Narito ang mga magiging tampok sa palatuntunan:
HAPON 2:00-4:00 PAMPINID NA PALATUNTUNAN PARADA NG MGA KASUOTANG PILIPINO. MGA ESTUDYANTE at GURO DOKSOLOHIYA. GLEE CLUB PAMBANSANG AWIT. SPG PAMBUNGAD NA PANANALITA. Gng. ANNA LUISA S. TIRAO SAYAWIT. PRIMARYA BALAGTASAN. Ika-7 Baitang MAPAKAHULUGANG SAYAW. INTERMEDYA SABAYANG BIGKAS. Ika-8 Baitang PAMALIT BILANG. GLEE CLUB DULA-DULAANG KOMEDYA. Ika-9 na Baitang PASASALAMAT. Mga TAGAPAGPAKILALA
Bb. SARAH P. FEGI
KASAMA ang TOASTMASTERS CLUB
FROM THE DESK of O.S.A OFFICE OF THE STUDENT AFFAIRS EXCERPTS FROM THE PREVIOUS PB ISSUES
ON JOINING THE ACTIVITES Credits : Articles from Previous PB Issues
School activities are open to all students, therefore everyone is given the chance to join and participate. There are times that activities (especially monthly programs) require limited participants or representatives, that is why elimination or auditions are being held to come up with the best.
MGA PATIMPALAK UKOL SA BUWAN ng WIKA, GINANAP HCECi – Ngayong araw na ito ginanap ang unang bugso ng mga patimpalak na nakahanay para sa pagdiriwang ng Buwan ng Wika Nakipagtagisan ng galing sa pagsagot ng mga tanong at inpormasyon ang mga amag-aaral sa Primary mula Una hanggang Ikatlong Baitang, gayundin ang mga mag-aaral sa mataas na paaralan (sekondarya). Samantala ang mga mag-aaral naman sa Intermedya mula ika-4 hanggang ika-6 na baiting ay nagpagalingan sa paggawa ng kolahe para sa Collage-Making Contest. Ang mga mananalo sa mga patimpalak na ito ay mabubunyag sa susunod na isyu ng PB.
of the classrooms. In HCECi, balanced school life is given to the pupils. The COCURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (CCP) is the special arena for the pupils to cultivate and nurture their innate talents, aptitude and intelligences. CCP is the laboratory room of the academic tasks. Garnering CCP points is also important especially for pupils who are vying for honors. The grand total CCP points will be used in the deliberation of HONORS for the year-end achievers. This comprises 3 points using the 7-3 scheme as mandated by the Department of Education in selecting honors.
WHY ARE THERE SO MANY ACTIVITIES EVERY MONTH?
It always starts with the elimination stage (whether classroom-based or institutional/school-based) wherein all pupils are subjected to a predetermined evaluation tool. If students pass the standards, they become part of the competition, program and/or event. There is no, at any rate, teacher who will use his/her power and authority in choosing the pupils who will join. The pupils are NOT CHOSEN. They emerge as the best among the pupils, so they deserve to be there in the event or activity.
In CCP, pupils are exposed to activities that will allow them to apply the skills and concepts learned in the classroom according to the line of pupils’ interests. The extra-curricular activities and academic-related activities, even special HCEC programs ( like Enhancement Classes, Tutorials, Sports, Music and Movement, Games and Sports) are provided to pupils so that these will bring the opportunities for the children to participate and interact to develop their personality and skills and eventually boost their confidence.
Pupils are exposed to school activities NOT TO GAIN CCP POINTS but TO GAIN CONFIDENCE, EXPERIENCE and LEARNING MOMENTS that will make them better persons and excellent pupils.
HCECi provides these activities with the belief that the school program is geared towards the attainment of the 5 Cs : Competence, Character, Collaboration, Creativity and Commitment to Achieve.
WHY IS THERE THE Co-Curricular Activities? Academic tasks are not the only object of education. School life is not only about books. There are essential things in life that are not learned from books and within the four walls of the classrooms.
In HCECi, balanced school life is given to the pupils. The CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (CCP) is the
Children DECIDE what activities they would turn into. Parents and teachers motivate and encourage the children to participate. At the end of the day, the children themselves benefit from the participation they wish join in.
With this kind of program, HCECi has been producing leaders and achievers in all fields of endeavor whether in sports, journalism, music and movement producing scholars in well-respected secondary and tertiary
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PB Vol. 9, Issue No. 6
August 8, 2014
PTA EXECUTIVE BOARD, in collaboration with the SPG-SSG ORGANIZATIONS WILL SPONSOR a BLOODLETTING PROGRAM this SEPTEMBER Have A Big Heart. Give Blood. The Blood Program of the Philippines operates in accordance with the provisions of the National Blood Services Act of 1994 or Republic Act (RA) 7719. The HCECi PTA EXECUTIVE BOARD, in partnerships with the Supreme Pupil-Student Government Organizations will sponsor a bloodletting program this September, 2014.
HCECi-PTA EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS SY 2014-2015 PRESIDENT
MR. SANTI ABEL B. RAMOS VICE-PRESIDENT EXTERNAL
MR. REY NADAL VICE-PRESIDENT INTERNAL
MRS. CARLA N. NACENO SECRETARY
MRS. THERESA O. STA. ROSA TREASURER
MRS. MA. BENILDA R. ALBIA AUDITOR
MR. ELIZALDE B. PACORDO BUSINESS MANAGER 1
MR. JERRY I. SADANG
BUSINESS MANAGER 2
MRS. JANET M. AGUILAR PUBLIC INFORMATION OFF.
MRS. AURORA P. GONZALES ADMIN REP TO PTA-EB
MDM. JOYCEE C. TARIO PRESCHOOL REP TO PTA-EB
MRS. MAGNOLIA O. NARNOLA GRADESCHOOL REP TO PTA-EB
MR. DOMINICO T. BAGACINA HIGH SCHOOL REP TO PTA-EB
MRS. ELENA B. OAFALLAS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
MRS. ANNA LUISA S. TIRAO
You are eligible to donate if you are: 1. 18-65 years old; 16-17 years old must have parental consent 2. At least 50 kg (110 pounds) 3. Stable blood pressure ranging from 90/60 to 160/100 mmHg 4. Adequate hemoglobin of at least 125 g/L 5. In good health 6. Had enough rest and sleep 7. Did not drink alcoholic beverage 12 hours prior to blood donation
Through its active role in advocacy, promotion of voluntary blood donation, quality blood banking and donor retention, Bicol Medical Center will co-facilitate the program as one key organization tasked to provide safe blood to the country. WHO CAN GIVE BLOOD? The HCECi community is enjoined and encouraged to donate blood. Every family may send one (1) or WHAT ARE THE REASONS WHY A PERSON CANNOT DONATE more representatives to the project. BLOOD? Note: 1. Temporary conditions The PTA Executive Board Level a. Pregnancy, acute fever, Representatives will be posted on recent alcoholic intake, less the next issue of the Parents than a year body piercing Bulletin. Some posts in the and tattooing, recent EXECUTIVE BOARD were already surgery, lack of sleep, active filled-in, especially the PTA EB cough and colds. Vice-President for External Affairs 2. Permanent Condition and the Treasurer Offices. a. Cancer, heart disease, ***************************************** severe lung disease, viral THE SCHOOL hepatitis B and C, HIV ADMINISTRATION infection, AIDS, STD, high REQUESTS THOSE WHO risk occupations, unexplained weight loss of OCCUPY THE MPC than 5 kgs over six months
DURING LUNCH BREAK TO SHARE THE VACANT CHAIRS AND TABLES ESPECIALLY FOR THE INTERMEDIATE PUPILS WHO TAKE THEIR LUNCH AFTER THE PRIMARY PUPILS. DO NOT PUT YOUR THINGS, BAONS, LUNCH BAGS AND BOXES ON THE CHAIR SO THAT THESE CHAIRS CAN BE USED. IN ADDITION, WE ALSO REQUEST OUR PARENTS, YAYAS, GUARDIANS TO STAY WITHIN THE ALLOTED LUNCH TIME ONLY. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE USUAL SUPPORT REGARDING THIS MATTER. From the Administration
HOW OFTEN CAN I DONATE BLOOD? You can donate again every 3 months or 12 weeks, to allow our body to restore our iron reserves. Blood itself is free. Blood Service Facilities charge activities related to testing for transfusion transmissible infections and other cost associated with processing, handling and compatibility tests. WHAT ARE THE BLOOD PRODUCTS THAT CAN BE MADE FROM YOUR DONATION? Whole blood; packed red blood cells; platelet; fresh frozen plasma; cryoprecipitate; washed RBC; other plasma products.
EVERY BLOOD DONOR IS A HERO! Credits: Bicol Medical Center Nat’l Voluntary Blood Services Program
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PB Vol. 9, Issue No. 6
August 8, 2014
HCECi JHS TO PARTICIPATE in BIBLE QUIZ REG’L ELIMINATIONS
AUGUST, 2014 8
FRIDAY
PAGSUNGKO KI INA Mass - 9:00 A.M.
Vigil – 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
9
2
13
LEARNING HOLIDAY
SATURDAY WEDNESDAY
14-16
Thur-Fri-Sat
nd
MPTC REPORT
8:00 – 11:30 A.M.
Dismissal Time (Gr.1-3 – 11:00 am) (Gr.4-6 & JHS – 11:30 am)
FIRST TERM EXAMINATIONS REQUIREMENT : PINK FORM as TEST PERMIT
21
NINOY AQUINO DAY (LEGAL HOLIDAY)
23
THIRD MPTC REPORT
25
NATIONAL HEROES DAY (LEG. HOLIDAY)
27
National Career Assessment Examination
29
BUWAN ng WIKANG PAMBANSA
30
FOURTH MPTC REPORT
THURSDAY SATURDAY MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Holy Child Educational Center, Inc. Junior High School Department will participate in the 5th ST. PAUL National Bible Quiz tomorrow, August 9, 2014 at Ateneo de Naga University for the Bicol Eliminations. This is being sponsored by the Society of St. Paul (SSP) Communities.
NO CLASSES IN ALL LEVELS
8:00 – 11:30 A.M. NO CLASSES IN ALL LEVELS GRADE 9 (WHOLE DAY) REGULAR CLASSES Gradeschool & Other JHS Levels 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
19
FRIDAY
25-27
THUR-SAT
SECURE THE PINK FORM AS TEST PERMIT
MILITARY PARADE NO CLASSES
SCHOOL INTRAMURALS FOUR TEAMS, ONE AIM : TO WIN!!!
OCTOBER, 2014 1-3
WED-FRI
3
FRIDAY
11
SATURDAY
The contingent was trained by the Campus Ministry Head, Mrs. Christine V. Radan and the School Principal, Mrs. Anna Luisa S. Tirao. Along with the two, they will also be joined tomorrow by the Student Affairs Head, Mr. Melvin C. Federis and Mr. Dominico T. Bagacina.
TEAM A
BERNAL, Hendrix Julle Sernal PONTILLAS, Brent Louie Hugo KALER, Sandip Kaur
EDUCATION DAYS Sponsored by SPG-SSG
AM-FIRST FRIDAY MASS 7:30 – 8:30 am * Regular Friday Schedule Follows
PM-TRIBUTE TO MENTORS-WTD Sponsored by SPG-SSG
1st Parent-Teacher Conference
TEAM B CATANGUI, Victor Josef Sanchez ESPIJON, Jojen Christian Arevalo GOTOS, Zidrick Lo Boneo
DISTRIBUTION of 1ST Term REPORT CARDS
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 School Principal
MRS. TERESITA P. NADAL School Directress
REPLY SLIP
I have received and read the PB Vol. 9, Issue No. 6 dated August 8, 2014.
________________________________________ Student’s Name / Level/Section
________________________________________ Parents’ Signature Over Printed Name