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Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region III- Central Luzon
Schools Division of Pampanga
Apalit District
MACARIO ARNEDO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEPTEMBER 2022
A. Narrative Report
SPG ELECTION
Supreme 'Pupil Government is a school organization whose purpose is to train the

pupils to become a better citizen in the future and to develop pupils’ skills and abilities in
achieving quality education and academic excellence through cooperative works among
themselves in achieving their goals.
The SPG election started with filling of candidacy last September 9, 2022 and on
September 10, 2022 the Evaluation of Certificate of candidacy (COC) vis-à-vis Qualifications
and Disqualifications of Candidates. On September 12, 2022, it is the announcement of
official list of candidates.
There were two parties aiming for the position- LEAD PARTY (Leaders for
Excellence in Academics and Development) and the SHINE PARTY(Samahan ng Handang
Itaguyod ang Ninanais ng Eskwelahan). Both parties worked hard to earn favour from their
co-pupils. Campaign materials were posted on designated area.
Here are the official list of the two teams SWAK and SMART TEAM.
LEAD PARTY
(Leaders for Excellence in Academics and Development)
President : Adam Joshua Lacao

Vice President : Krystin Jane O. Cabrera
Secretary : Ila Katarina Alfonso
Treasurer : Henzel M. manuyag
Auditor : Andrea Germaine Ginete
PIO : Jay Allen O. Alfonso
Protocol Officers : Troy Irvine U. Ladrillo
Jessa Mae U. Cabalida
Ghianne M. Dungo
Grade 3 – Representative : Margie C. Cunanan
Grade 4 – Representative : Mark Gabriel E. Cervantes
Grade 5 – Representative : Clarisse Victoria DR. Soriano
Grade 6 – Representative : Franz Norrine B. Bulus
SHINE PARTY
Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Address: Capalangan, Apalit, Pampanga
Email: [email protected]
Apalit District
(Samahan ng Handang Itaguyod ang Ninanais ng Eskwelahan)
President : Jewel Francheska M. Ocampo

Vice President : Azer Jazz G. Lorenzo
Secretary : Chloie D. Villanueva
Treasurer : Seth Nathaniel B. Sarmiento
Auditor : Princess Rihanna Q. Dacampong
PIO : Correen D. Corpuz
Protocol Officers : Shanley Nathan A. Simbul
Jeffrey P. Lucena
Merry Raisy Dimla
Grade 3 – Representative : Naomi Ashley Sarmiento
Grade 4 – Representative : Keiziah Claire O. Bungay
Grade 5 – Representative : Job Cyrus Ocampo
Grade 6 – Representative : Juan Miguel C. Pesca
The campaign period stars at September 12, 2022 and ends at September 15, 2022
The election was held last September 16,2022 at the covered court of the school then
after counting the votes at that they the winners was be announced.
Here are the list of the new set of officers for S.Y. 2022-2023.
President : Adam Joshua Lacao

Vice President : Krystin Jane O. Cabrera
Secretary : Chloie D. Villanueva
Treasurer : Henzel M. Manuyag
Auditor : Andrea Germaine Ginete
PIO : Jay Allen O. Alfonso
Protocol Officers : Troy Irvine U. Ladrillo
Jessa Mae U. Cabalida
Grade 3 – Representative : Margie C. Cunanan
Grade 4 – Representative : Mark Gabriel E. Cervantes
Grade 5 – Representative : Job Cyrus Ocampo
Grade 6 – Representative : Juan Miguel C. Pesca
The proclamation of winners and Oath Taking was held last September 19. 2022 during our
flag ceremony.

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The event was made a success not only for the winners but also for the school and
pupils who made this activity a happy and enjoying experience. We build them as young
leaders that will be a role model of the young ones.
Filing of Candidacy

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Campaign Period

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Election Period

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Proclamation of Winners and Oath Taking

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GEMMA LYN D. SUNGA ANABEL B. INTAL

Teacher Principal I

Apalit District
OCTOBER 2022
A. Narrative Report
“TEACHER’S DAY”
If there is someone who deserves to be appreciated and treated as special,

that would be our dear teachers. Out of all professions, only teachers have a special
day that is commemorated to them and is celebrated worldwide.
The surprise Teacher’s Day celebration was held last October 5, 2022
prepared by the SPG Officers along with the SPTA Officers with the them “Gurong
Filipino, Dangal ng Sambayanang Filipino. It was commenced right after the
induction of SPTA Officers. The program started with a prayer led by Mrs. Liza S.
Esguerra an SPTA member. It was followed by the singing of the national anthem by
the MAES Musikawayan spearheaded by Ma’am Heidi M. Bunag and sir Christian
Jesus A. Manansala. Right after, a quote to ponder was given by SPTA Vice-
Chairperson Jessiree S. Yutuc that is about that what a teacher do encompasses
everything more than what we can imagine. Then, Ma’am Anabel Intal, the school
principal, shared her welcome remarks to everyone. And after which, Hon. Barangay
Captain Jojo Ibe and Hon. Barangay Counselor Mark Christopher Aclan gave some
words of inspiration and encourage for the never-ending sacrifice of the teachers just
for the learners.
Afterwards, several performances and special numbers were dedicated to

our dear teachers including the performance of the SPTA with the school principal,
Ma’am Anabel D. Intal, teachers were serenaded, and of course the participation of
SPG Officers. The SPG President sung a song for teachers together with Ma’am
Manilyn B. Marcelino, while the other officers gave letters, roses and gifts to all the
teachers in Macario Arnedo Elementary School which they all appreciated.
Indeed, teacher’s day celebration espouses the love and appreciation to all
our teachers. They deserve it because their duties and responsibilities that requires
them to always do more of what is required to them because of their compassion
and care to the young lives that depend on them. Because of these, one single day
is not enough to honor everything they do. Hence, its annual celebration should
always be special because that is how they should always be treated and cared for.

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Means of Verification (MOVs)

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CELEBRATION OF NATIONAL CHILDREN’S MONTH
NOVEMBER 2022
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“Kalusugan, Kaisipan, at Kapakanan ng Bawat Bata Ating Tutukan!”
The Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office (PSWDO) of Pampanga provide a
series of webinars focusing on the Fundamental Rights of Children. In celebrating the 30th
NATIONAL CHILDREN’S MONTH: KALUSUGAN, KAISIPAN, AT KAPAKANAN NG
BAWAT BATA ATIN TUTUKAN on November 8, 2022-November 10, 2022 via Google
Meet and Facebook Live Broadcast. The webinar is focusing on the four Fundamental Rights
of Children.
Day 1 of webinar
The webinar is all about on Mental Health among young adolescents, parents and service
providers on November 8, 2022. We live in an age where anxiety and depression occurs and
is rampant to a lot of people specially the younger ones. Many cases connected to mental
health which leads to alcohol addiction, eating disorders, self-harm or worst death.
The virtual forum was facilitated by Dr. Gigi Sunga, PhD and was attended by young
adolescents, parents, PCPC Members, DepEd teachers, and LSWDO case managers.
Day 2 of webinar
The webinar is all about on Proper Nutrition for Children in the Day Care on November 9,
2022. It was facilitated by Ms. Celestine Joy Membrebe, RND, from the National Nutrition
Council Region III and was attended by Child Development Workers (CDWs), parents and
guardians of children ages 3-4 years old.
The objective of the webinar is to instill among the participants that proper nutrition should
be a habit which will not just lead to maintaining children’s healthy and strong body, but to
produce a bright child of the future.
Day 3 of webinar
The webinar is all about Engaging Families of Children with Disabilities on November 10,
2022. Being a Person with Disability (PWD) can affect a lot of aspects of daily life. This
webinar emphasized the parents/families on how to value the children play a pivotal role and
the families of children with disabilities must and how to encourage the children with
disabilities to participate in different activities.

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It was facilitated by Mr. Randy Calseña, the Regional Programs Coordinator of National
Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA) and was attended by PWD focal persons from the
LGU level, parents, families of children with disabilities and other service providers.
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GIFT GIVING PROJECT
DECEMBER 2022
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“Give a Gift Project”
Macario Arnedo Elementary School held a Christmas Gift-Giving Activity with

a theme of “Give a Gift Project” last December 15, 2022.

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The school conducted with the aim of sharing and giving love and fun to the
pupils while making them realize how social engagement and interaction is
important. The activity also gives hope to those pupils to feel the spirit and
meaning of Christmas.
One week before the said activity, the Supreme Pupil Government (SPG)
decided to have a room to room carolling. The money that they collected on
carolling was used to buy different items such as can goods, noodles, coffee and
rice.
The SPG packed these equally into 21 packs/plastic bags good for 21 indigent
pupils. The 21 indigent pupils were being selected from the Kinder to Grade 6.
Mrs. Anabel D. Intal the school head principal together with the SPG distributed
the gifts of different items to the 21 indigent pupils. Each pupil showed
excitement while receiving their gifts.
At the end of the activity the indigent pupils expressed their sincerest thanks to
their classmates, schoolmates, teachers and above all to Our Lord for the
blessings they have received.

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SELG ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
JANUARY 2023
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The MAES SELG officers conducted interfaith activity on January 20, 2023. The
activity started at 3:00 pm. Participants engage in listening to the different speakers with deep
understanding about the bible. This symposium had a purpose in the pursuit of developing a
deeper knowledge of what might constitute the essential elements of an authentic Interfaith
Spirituality. Each SELG officer shared their spiritual experiences. This program offers a
powerful preparation for engaging in conversations with people of differing faith traditions.
The symposium ends with great fulfillment as we open our hearts and change our minds.
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GEMMA LYN D. SUNGA ANABEL D. INTAL

Teacher Principal I
FEBRUARY 2023
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NATIONAL CLEAN-UP AND PLANTING DAY

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Engaging in an activity with purpose is vital to maintain optimum

mental health, as well. Flowers and neighbors are important.
Humanitarian efforts—no matter the scale—like planting inside the
school, cleaning our surroundings, and spreading positivity help to
create and foster a more polite world for us to share. In addition to the
improved mood we get from fresh air, sunshine, and exercise-induced
endorphins, we will also feel uplifted, knowing that we did something
good for the planet.
The SELG Clean-Up Drive is included to the Mandated Programs,

projects and activities of the Youth for Environment in Schools
Organization, pursuant to the DepEd Order no. 93. S. 2011. With this,
the SELG officers made an action in helping the environment and to
contribute to the prevention of global warming and garbage scattering.
The conduct of this activity is to awake the youth on how to take care the
environment and make history that reflects our concern into our
environment.
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A. Narrative Report
MARCH 2023
SELG LEARNING BARKADA:
A JUMPSTART IN LITERACY AND NUMERACY COACHING
As the Covid-19 pandemic affected the education process, it

created challenges for the learners across the world. On the past few
years, Filipino children aged 10 are suffering from learning poverty and
experiencing learning deprivation. In the school year 2021-2022, there
are 302 learners who are identified as non-readers in Filipino subject
(from Grade 3 - 6) while there are 124 English non-readers were
recorded in the Phil-IRI posttest. And 17,861 were identified as non-
numerates in the (Project All Numerates posttest).
Social Constructivism is where learning occurs through social

interaction and the help of others, often in a group. It posits that the
understanding an individual develops is shaped through social
interaction. To decrease the number of non-readers and non-numerates
in the school, Peer-Coaching Activities is included to the Mandated
Programs, projects and activities of the Youth for Environment in
Schools Organization, pursuant to the DepEd Order no. 93. S. 2011.
The conduct of this activity, the SPG officers were assigned to

become the tutor/s of those who are identified as struggling learners.
This activity was utilized of an off-class method where in the tutor is
more advanced learner while the tutee is a lower performing student.In
addition, this activity helps the SPG Officers to develop their leadership
skills and their acts of service.With this, the SPG officers made an action
to achieve zero non-readers and non-numerates in the schools.
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Teacher Principal I

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APRIL 2023
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MY HERO STORY
A Hero has no specific shape or size. There is no blue print, no

design pattern, or even a book for a hero to follow. A Hero is just an
ordinary person who does an extraordinary task. We may all have a
different idea of what a hero might be, or what a hero might do and what
defines a hero.
A symposium on My Hero Story was conducted on April 23, 20223
virtually participated by the MAES SELG officers and our school
principal. It was started with preliminary activities such as an opening
prayer, singing of Makabayan song, roll call and giving some food for
thought to ponder. Our school principal, Ma’am Anabel Intal gave a short
glimpse about what our symposium is all about. The said event was
done in order to give knowledge/information about the true essence of
heroism and to inculcate this core values to them through the awareness
they gained in the symposium.
In the symposium, the life story of Dr. Jose Rizal was tackled and
discussed. Jose Rizal who attained the status of national hero in the
heart of many Filipino’s for his immense contribution towards securing
independence for the Philippines from its Spanish colonial overlords. He
was a remarkable man in many respects and left his foot prints in the
sands of time within the short period that he lived. Everybody was
touched and teary eyed to the heroic life and contributions of Dr. Jose
Rizal to the freedom of many Filipinos.
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MAY 2023

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ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
One of the most common problems today that are killing people, all over the
world, is smoking. Many people start this horrible habit because of stress, personal
issues and high blood pressure. Some people began showing off or some people
wanted to enjoy it . One cigarette can result in smoking others, which can lead to
major addiction. When someone smokes a cigarette they are not only hurting
themselves, but others around them. Smoking does many horrible things to the
human body that most people are not aware of. Almost everyone knows that
smoking causes cancer, and heart disease; that it can shorten your life by 10 years
or more; and that the habit can cost a smoker thousands of dirham’s a year. So, why
people are still smoking? The answer is obviously, addiction. Smoking is a hard habit
to break because tobacco contains nicotine, which is highly addictive. There are
several effects and causes of smoking;
First of all, teenagers smoke because they want to be fit,. Teens see their
friends smoke and they think it makes them look cool or independent plus them. Feel
no tension plus worries. The first cause of smoking which is Nicotine is an addictive
and harmful substance contained in cigarettes. It reduces tension and it is also
believed that it can have a calming effect on people who are anxious and worried.
Although, people smoke when they are depressed, lonely or bored and it helps them
to reduce the stress. Second main cause of smoking is “psychological” (MENTAL)
which seems to be a very important factor for people to get the habit. In many cases,
smoking is started at a young age due to high blood pressure, tobacco. Many people
who start smoking have a family member or close friend who smokes. Smoking is
like a slow death. There are various examples of smoking. Smoking leads to lung
cancer, heart disease, strokes, asthma and wide variety of other diseases. Smokers
experience more coughs and colds as compared to non- smokers. Besides affecting
oneself, it also has a negative impact on others around smokers which is also known
as second hand smoking. Also any pregnant women who are exposed to cigarettes
smoke will have an increased risk of having abnormal baby. Did you ever wonder
what's in the cigarette that millions of people love to smoke every day? Well, there
are over 4000 toxic substances in a cigarette. Some of these are: Arsenic (found in
rat poisons), Acetic acid (found in hair dye developer), Ammonia (found in household
cleaners), Benzene (found in rubber cement), Butane (found in lighter fluid), Carbon
Monoxide (found in car fumes), Hydrazine and Methanol (both found in rocket fuel),
Tar (found in roads).

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With the bad effects of smoking, Macario Arnedo Elementary School

conducted an Anti-Smoking Campaign by creating different posters about smoking
inside the school premises which led by the SELG officers oto raise awareness to
students and youths to keep them away from these bad effects of smoking.
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JUNE 2023
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INFORMATION EDUCATION COMMUNICATION CAMPAIGN
A key objective of information, education, and communication campaign

(IEC) interventions is to ensure that local officials and city managers understand the
hazards, vulnerabilities and risks that their cities face so that they can be more
effective in communicating DRM messages to the communities they serve. The city
government led by Congress Woman Anna York Bondoc-Sagum conducted a
seminar in Macario Arnedo Elementary School in Information Education
Communication (IEC) who participated by the SELG officers, YES-O officers and
with the selected pupils from grades 4-6. The seminar aimed to provide necessary
knowledge and skills so that they can fulfill their mandates as technical resources
and focal points for standard messages and materials on disaster awareness.
The IEC campaigns help to develop their partner community by fostering a
culture of open discussion, knowledge dissemination and risk communication based
on scientific findings and practical knowledge; providing a platform to encourage the
participation of stakeholders, open scientific debate, knowledge and information
sharing; disseminating risk information through appropriate channels such as online,
print and mass media; providing hazard information to users of information such as
the academe, training providers, media outlets, and other key organizations and
individual; and fostering partnerships with other organizations to support IEC
activities.
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Republic of the Philippines

Supreme 'Pupil Government is a school organization whose purpose is to train the

President : Adam Joshua Lacao

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

(Samahan ng Handang Itaguyod ang Ninanais ng Eskwelahan)

President : Jewel Francheska M. Ocampo

President : Adam Joshua Lacao

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Proclamation of Winners and Oath Taking

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Prepared by: Noted:

GEMMA LYN D. SUNGA ANABEL B. INTAL

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

If there is someone who deserves to be appreciated and treated as special,

Afterwards, several performances and special numbers were dedicated to

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Means of Verification (MOVs)

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Prepared by: Noted:

GEMMA LYN D. SUNGA ANABEL B. INTAL

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

CELEBRATION OF NATIONAL CHILDREN’S MONTH

“Kalusugan, Kaisipan, at Kapakanan ng Bawat Bata Ating Tutukan!”

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Prepared by: Noted:

GEMMA LYN D. SUNGA ANABEL B. INTAL

GIFT GIVING PROJECT

“Give a Gift Project”

Macario Arnedo Elementary School held a Christmas Gift-Giving Activity with

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Prepared by: Noted:

GEMMA LYN D. SUNGA ANABEL B. INTAL

SELG ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Prepared by: Noted:

GEMMA LYN D. SUNGA ANABEL D. INTAL

SELG ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT

NATIONAL CLEAN-UP AND PLANTING DAY

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Engaging in an activity with purpose is vital to maintain optimum

The SELG Clean-Up Drive is included to the Mandated Programs,

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Prepared by: Noted:

GEMMA LYN D. SUNGA ANABEL D. INTAL

SELG ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

SELG LEARNING BARKADA:

A JUMPSTART IN LITERACY AND NUMERACY COACHING

As the Covid-19 pandemic affected the education process, it

Social Constructivism is where learning occurs through social

The conduct of this activity, the SPG officers were assigned to

Macario Arnedo Elementary School

Prepared by: Noted: