ACR 4Ps MEMBERS CLEANLINESS DRIVE

Department of Education, Schools Division of Catbalogan City

ACTIVITY COMPLETION REPORT

NAME OF ACTIVITY/TITLE : SK Advocacy of the New Normal
TER No. :

PIP No. :
IDENTIFYING INFORMATION
Date : ● October to December, 2020
Venue : ● Silanga, Catbalogan City
● Participants to this activity are SK Chaiman and Members and
Participant's Description :
residents of Silanga Catbalogan City
ACTIVITY
● This activity was conducted to promote and inculcate awareness of

Description
COVID-19 to learners and residents of the Barangay
Objectives ● To promote and inculcate awareness of the COVID-19
HIGHLIGHTS
● Silanga NHS and the Sangguniang Kabataang Barangay initiated an advocacy campaign to shed light,
inform and educate learners, families in the community about this coronavirus, its symptoms,and how does
it affect and infect people in different ways and of course how to prevent the said virus.
RESULTS/OUTPUT
● The students, families and people of Barangay Silanga were thoroughly informed of this corovirus
disease.
Prepared by:
NIMFA G. SEPARA
BE/DPDS Coordinator
Noted by:
RHUM O. BERNATE
School Head
Email: [email protected] Page 1 of 71

Facebook Page: fb.com/CatbaloganCityDivision

2020 Criteria for Best BE Implementing Schools
A. Categories (according to the number of teachers)

Cotegories Elementary Secondary
Small School 9 and below 9 and below
Medium School 10 to 29 16 to 30
Large School 30 to 50 31 to 50
Mega School 51 and above 51 and above
B. Contextualize selection criteria for the Brigada Eskwela Best Implementing Schools Award based on the following:
Criteria Percentage MOVs
1. Brigada Eskwela Partnerships
Engagement Activities
• Activities
· This pertains to the kind/impact of
40% • ACR
partnership engagement activities which
• Attendance
may be measured in terms of the number
of learners/teachers/non- teaching
personnel benefited by the activity.
2. Resources Generated relative to

the COVID-19 Situation
• DOD/DOA
· This shall be based on the 30%
• MOA/MOU
prevailing market value of the items
donated.
3. Bayanihan effort to support the

BE-LCP implementation
• Volunteer Hours
30% • Attendance
Email: [email protected] • ACR Page 4 of 71
• Volunteer Hours
30% • Attendance
· This shall reflect the equivalent of
• ACR
the volunteer man hours generated from
the partnership activities.
100%
1. Brigada Eskwela Partnerships Engagement Activities – (40%)

No. of Partnership Engagements Percentage
10 and above partnership engagements 40%
8 partnership engagements 35%
Note: Attach form 1
2. Resources Generated relative to the COVID-19 Situation – (30%)

ELEMENTARY LEVEL
Small Medium Large Mega Rating
90,000 and above 100,000 and above 300,000 and above 500,000 and above 30%
72,000-89,999 80,000-99,999 240,000-299,999 400,000-499,999 25%
54,000-71,999 60,000-79,999 180,000-239,999 300,000-399,999 20%
36,000-53,999 40,000-59,999 120,000-179,999 200,000-299,999 15%
18,000-35,999 20,000-39,999 60,000-119,999 100,000-199,999 10%
SECONDARY LEVEL
90,000 and above 100,000 and above 300,000 and above 1,000,000 and above 30%
72,000-89,999 80,000-99,999 240,000-299,999 800,000-999,999 25%
54,000-71,999 60,000-79,999 180,000-239,999 600,000-799,999 20%
36,000-53,999 40,000-59,999 120,000-179,999 400,000-599,999 15%

18,000-35,999 20,000-39,999 60,000-119,999 200,000-399,999 10%
Note: Attach form 2
3. Bayanihan effort to support the BE-LCP implementation – (30%)

ELEMENTARY LEVEL
90,000 and above 100,000 and above 300,000 and above 500,000 and above 30%
72,000-89,999 80,000-99,999 240,000-299,999 400,000-499,999 25%
54,000-71,999 60,000-79,999 180,000-239,999 300,000-399,999 20%
36,000-53,999 40,000-59,999 120,000-179,999 200,000-299,999 15%
18,000-35,999 20,000-39,999 60,000-119,999 100,000-199,999 10%
SECONDARY LEVEL
90,000 and above 100,000 and above 300,000 and above 1,000,000 and above 30%
72,000-89,999 80,000-99,999 240,000-299,999 800,000-999,999 25%
54,000-71,999 60,000-79,999 180,000-239,999 600,000-799,999 20%
36,000-53,999 40,000-59,999 120,000-179,999 400,000-599,999 15%
18,000-35,999 20,000-39,999 60,000-119,999 200,000-399,999 10%
Note: Attach form 3

Enclosure No. 2
Brigada Eskwela Category of Schools 2020
No. School Head School Address No. of Teachers Elem Sec

Catbalogan 1 Disctrtict
Catbalogan I CES Curry Ave. Corner San Roque St., Brgy. 7, 77 Mega
1 Rowena D. Aban
Catbalogan SPED Catbalogan City 13 Medium
Cabungaan ES Brgy. Cabungaan, Catb. City 2 Small
2 Niño A. Lampasa
Totoringon ES Brgy. Totoringon, Catb. City 2 Small
3 Gina R. Pabunan Socorro ES Brgy. Socorro, Catb. City 11 Medium
4 Dora D. Dagaas Catbalogan II CES Brgy. 7, Catb. City 29 Medium
5 Griv Brown V. Aguirre Cawayan ES Brgy. Cawayan, Catb. City 3 Small
6 Maria Smaelyn D. Dacutanan Loyagoy ES Brgy. Loyagoy, Catb. City 3 Small
7 Eric Yu Lobo ES Brgy. Lobo, Catb. City 3 Small
8 Gina P. Rosales Salug ES Brgy. Salug, Catb. City 26 Medium
9 Leodegario A. Jadulco San Andres ES Brgy. San Andres, Catb. City 17 Medium
10 Elena B. Cayat Catbalogan III CES 6th Street, Brgy. Monuz, Catb. City 50 Large
11 Daisy A. Roma Caramayon ES Brgy. Caramayon, Catb. City 3 Small
12 Federico B. Sembrero Libas ES Brgy. Libas, Catb. City 3 Small
13 Rutchel R. Panganiban Lagundi ES Brgy. Lagundi, Catb. City 8 Small
14 Ma. Diana L. Pomida EVRSHS San Roque St., Brgy. 7, Catb. City 26 Medium
15 Roy S. Gabitanan Catbalogan IV CES Brgy. Maulong, Catb. City 24 Medium
16 Nancy A. Yboa Albalate ES Brgy. Albalate, Catb. City 3 Small
17 Clarifel D. Estrada Cagutian ES Brgy. Cagutian, Catb. City 4 Small
18 Nathan C. Bao Iguid ES Brgy. Iguid, Catb. City 14 Medium

19 Emelita T. Abut Old Mahayag ES Brgy. Old Mahayag, Catb. City 9 Small
20 Joseph S. Jacob San Vicente ES Brgy. San Vicente, Catb. City 7 Small
21 Archimedes N. Fabillar CCAIS Brgy. San Vicente, Catb. City 10 Small
22 Jojit M. Casiño Catbalogan V CES Brgy. Mercedes, Catb. City 36 Large
23 Dioscoro Panis, Jr. JPCSMES Brgy. Payao, Catb. City 8 Small
24 Judith M. Serdeña Manguihay ES Brgy. Manguihay, Catb. City 3 Small
25 Susana T. Cofuentes Pupua ES Brgy. Pupua, Catb. City 9 Small
26 Rolex S. Jakosalem CNCHS Brgy. Mercedes, Catb. City 70 Mega
27 Mateo M. Pabunan Bliss ES Brgy. Canlapwas, Catb. City 27 Medium
28 Rolando A. Pisngot Jr. Cagudalo ES Brgy. Cagudalo, Catb. City 3 Small
29 Francisco J. Hechanova New Mahayag ES Brgy. New Mahayag, Catb. City 11 Medium
30 Ruth D. Cabanganan SNS San Francisco, St. Brgy. 7, Catb. City 243 Mega
31 Nicanor Irving A. Morada Guinsorongan ES Brgy. Guinsorongan, Catb. City 30 Large
32 Arlene C. Nablo Bangon ES Brgy. Bangon, Catb. City 4 Small
33 Antoinette D. Napoles Palanyogon ES Brgy. Palanyogon, Catb. City 4 Small
34 Eulyn R. Aguila Bunuanan ES Brgy. Bunuanan, Catb. City 24 Medium
35 Aylmer M. Arellon GNHS Brgy. Guinsorongan, Catb. City 50 Large
36 Maximiano M. Casiño Silanga ES Brgy. Silanga, Catb. City 21 Medium
37 Romeo Pincas Buri ES Brgy. Buri, Catb. City 7 Small
38 Roselle U. Gayamat Cabugawan ES Brgy. Cabugawan, Catb. City 7 Small
39 Florante L. Rutor Jr. Cagusipan ES Brgy. Cagusipan, Catb. City 3 Small
40 Paquito L. Luces San Roque ES Brgy. San Roque, Catb. City 8 Small
41 Rhum Bernate SNHS Brgy. Silanga, Catb. City 77 Mega
42 Rhodmanric V. Roma Pangdan ES Brgy. Pangdan, Catb. City 17 Medium
43 Venicia C. Palencia Basiao ES Brgy. Basiao, Catb. City 4 Small

44 Myrna B. Lazarra Majaba ES Brgy. Majaba, Catb. City 4 Small

45 Renante T. Legatub Darahuway Daku ES Brgy. Darahuway Daku, Catb. City 8 Small
46 Dindo B. Centino Darahuway Guti ES Brgy. Darahuway Guti, Catb. City 7 Small
47 Leah A. Cabujat Ibol ES Brgy. Ibol, Catb. City 7 Small
48 Alfredo L. Lontes Madalunot ES Brgy. Madalunot, Catb. City 7 Small
49 Alicio C. Jamin Pangdan NHS Brgy. Pangdan, Catb. City 23 Medium
50 Gladys S. Modina Rama ES Brgy. Rama, Catb. City 14 Medium
51 Reynelda C. Bachao Bagongon ES Brgy. Bagongon, Catb. City 7 Small
52 Ma. Terecel A. Bayarong Buluan ES Brgy. Buluan, Catb. City 6 Small
53 Margie M. Irinco Canhawan ES Brgy. Canhawan, Catb. City 4 Small
54 Windare A. Latoja Cagutsan ES Brgy. Cagutsan, Catb. City 7 Small
55 Melani U. Peñalosa Cinco ES Brgy. Cinco, Catb. City 7 Small
56 Chelo H. Tan Mombon ES Brgy. Mombon, Catb. City 6 Small
57 Ma. Pops P. Jaralbio AGTNHS Brgy. Rama, Catb. City 32 Large
Division 1,152
58 City Division Personnel City Division

No. of Schools Competing for the Best BE Implementing Schools per Category
Elementary Secondary
District Total
Small Medium Large Mega Small Medium Large Mega
D1 2 2 1 5
D2 3 2 1 6
D3 3 1 1 5
D4 4 2 1 7
D5 3 1 1 5
D6 1 2 1 4
D7 2 1 1 1 5
D8 3 1 1 5
D9 6 1 1 8
D10 6 1 1 8
33 12 3 1 1 3 2 3 58

Summary of Contextualize Criteria for the Brigada Eskwela Best Implementing Schools
District : CATBALOGAN VIII DISTRICT School Address: BARANGAY SILANGA

Name of School: SILANGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL School ID: 303623
No. Criteria Percentage MOVs Scores
1. Brigada Eskwela Partnerships Engagement Activities

• Activities
1 · This pertains to the kind/impact of partnership engagement 40% • ACR 40%
activities which may be measured in terms of the number of • Attendance
learners/teachers/non- teaching personnel benefited by the
activity.
2. Resources Generated relative to the COVID-19 Situation

• DOD/DOA
2 30% 30%
• MOA/MOU
· This shall be based on the prevailing market value of the
items donated.
3. Bayanihan effort to support the BE-LCP implementation

• Volunteer Hours
3 30% • Attendance 30%
· This shall reflect the equivalent of the volunteer man hours • ACR
generated from the partnership activities.
Total 100% 100%
Prepared by: Verified and Cheked by:
NIMFA G. SEPARA RHUM O. BERNATE

BE/DPDS Coordinator School Principal

Summary of Brigada Eskwela Partnership Engagement Activities – (40%) Form 1
District : CATBALOGAN VIII DISTRICT School Address: BARANGAY SILANGA, CATBALOGAN CITY
Name of School: SILANGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL School ID: 303623
No. of Non-
No. Name of Engagement Activities No. of Learners No. of Teachers Teaching Impact
Personnel
Cleanliness of the school grounds

1 Barangay Cleanliness Drive 2143 75 10
and premises were maintained
Provided supplies in the

implementation of distance
2 Advocacy of the New Normal 2143 75 10
learning through an outreach
program
Established partnership in
monitoring the learners in the
Harmonized Assembly between Silanga National High School, and elementary along with the
3 272 8 1
Silanga Elementary School implementation of EduKatbalogan
BAYANIHANDS learning delivery
processes
Established strong coordination

Coordination Meeting between Silanga National High School, and support system in the
4 Silanga Elementary School, and the Barangay Local Government 525 19 2 implementation of EduKatbalogan
Unit BAYANIHANDS/Established strong
support system
Established partnership with LGU-

Barangay in the implementation of
EduKatbalogan BAYANIHANDS
5 Katitirok with the Barangay Officials 525 19 2
learning delivery
processes/Established strong
support system

Established partnership with the

secondary school teachers in the
Partnership with Silanga National High School Teachers as
6 272 8 1 implementation of EduKatbalogan
Monitors in the Elementary
processes

SK Council during the Oplan Balik
Eskwela Campaign/Accomodated
7 Sangguniang Kabataan Supports EduKatbalogan BAYANIHANDS 150 19 1
learners who don't have access to
gadgets in processing their
enrolment
Intensified the provision of

interventions to struggling
learners through partnership with
8 First Consultative Conference with the Volunteer-Tutors 60 19 1
volunteer-tutors/Addressed issues
and concerns encountered in the
filed

volunteer-tutors for free tutorial
LGU- Barangays Signed Covenant with SNHS for LDM SY 2020-
9 60 19 1 sessions in response to the
2021
implementation of EduKatbalogan
BAYANIHANDS
Cleanliness of the school grounds

10 Monthly Cleanliness Drive 525 19 2
and premises were maintained

Intensified the provision of

interventions to struggling
learners through partnership with
11 Second Consultative Conference with the Volunteer-Tutors 60 19 1
volunteer-tutors/Addressed issues
and concerns encountered in the
filed
Established a strong support

system with the parents of the
Project PRAISE K Implementation(Promoting Regular Attendance
12 79 2 1 Kindergarteners/Established
for Improved and Sustained Enthusiasm of Kindergarteners)
partnership in the implementation
of PRAISE-K
Community Partnership on Gulayan sa Paaralan's PAGTANOM HA Raised public consciousness on

13 300 19 1
PANIMALAY Project health and nutrition

BE/DPDS Coordinator School Principal


Summary of Resources Generated Relative to the COVID-19 Situation – (30%) Form 2
District CATBALOGAN VIII DISTRICT School Address:BARANGAY SILANGA

Name of School: SILANGA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL School ID: 123439
Docs Prepared
No. Date of Turn-Over (MOU/MOA/DOD/ Items Donated Unit Quantity Item Cost Donor
DOA)
1 January 31, 2020 DOD & DOA Sound System ₱32,200.00 BRYAN L. ALER
2 February 17, 2020 DOD & DOA EIM NC II Assessment Fee ₱130,500.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINES
3 February 17, 2020 DOD & DOA BPP NC II Assessment Fee ₱115,700.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINES
4 February 17, 2020 DOD & DOA Fire Alarm ₱23,000.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINES
5 February 17, 2020 DOD & DOA CCTV ₱23,000.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINES
6 June 01, 2020 DOD & DOA Face Masks Pack 50 ₱575.00 Hakim Rasuman
7 June 01, 2020 DOD & DOA Face Masks Pack 50 ₱950.00 John Lim
8 June 01, 2020 DOD & DOA Personal Hygiene Bottle 1 ₱199.00 Kenneth Zabala
9 June 01, 2020 DOD & DOA Face Masks Pack 30 ₱1,050.00 Tessie Y. Dano
Packs,Bottle and
10 June 01, 2020 DOD & DOA Personal Hygiene
sachets
₱23,328.00 Bernardo Cabudsan
11 June 01, 2020 DOD & DOA Personal Hygiene Gallon 2 ₱960.00 Terrence Blake Aler
12 June 01, 2020 DOD & DOA Thermal Scanner Piece 1 ₱1,763.02 Melquiades D Separa
13 June 08, 2020 DOD & DOA Personal Hygiene Box 2 ₱3,984.00 Loyola and Zabala Family
14 June 10, 2020 DOD & DOA Thermal Scanner Piece 2 ₱2,112.80 Ma Mae Galve Ceracas
15 June 24, 2020 DOD & DOA Bondpaper Ream 2 ₱360.00 Juliet R. Masuhud
16 July 01, 2020 DOD & DOA Ink piece 2 ₱1,590.00 Juliet R. Masuhud
17 July 01, 2020 DOD & DOA Personal Hygiene Piece 100 ₱2,000.00 Joy B. Daz
18 July 07, 2020 DOD & DOA Personal Hygiene Gallon 2 ₱1,200.00 Ethel A. Mendallo
19 July 01, 2020 DOD & DOA Washable Face Masks pcs 100 ₱3,500.00 Emee Joy B. Daz
20 July 20, 2020 DOD & DOA Alcohol gallon 1 ₱760.00 Rhea Mae V. Gruta
21 July 28, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 3 ₱2,040.00 Matea B. Obong
22 July 29, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 2 ₱1,360.00 Mark Anthony A. Villa
23 August 01, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 4 ₱2,720.00 Hon. Diego B. Cayas
24 August 08, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 3 ₱2,040.00 Clarissa M. Calong
25 August 20, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 1 ₱680.00 Reggie T. Gubala
26 August 10, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 2 ₱1,360.00 Mat Raymond I. Barrantes

27 August 29, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 1 ₱680.00 Lovilla B. Niedo
28 September 10, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 1 ₱680.00 Romel Mesa
29 September 19, 2020 DOD & DOA Flashdrive pcs 55 ₱12,155.00 Plan International Phils
30 September 19, 2020 DOD & DOA Personal Hygiene set 200 ₱234,100.00 Plan International Phils
31 September 28, 2020 DOD & DOA Thermal Scanner pcs 1 ₱2,400.00 Jojen M. Bayabay
32 September 28, 2020 DOD & DOA Surgical Mask box 1 ₱750.00 Jojen M. Bayabay
33 September 28, 2020 DOD & DOA Alcohol gallon 1 ₱570.00 Jojen M. Bayabay
34 September 29, 2020 DOD & DOA Liquid Soap & Sanitizers bottle 6 ₱680.00 Rizalyn B. Gier
35 September 29, 2020 DOD & DOA Bond Paper ream 2 ₱420.00 Margielyn T. Hernan
36 September 29, 2020 DOD & DOA Face Shields pcs 15 ₱750.00 Lovely Ann C. Bondoc
37 September 30, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 1 ₱680.00 Jomarie C. Corro
38 September 30, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 1 ₱680.00 Ireneo C. Marquez
39 September 30, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 1 ₱680.00 Mercury L. Nusa
40 September 30, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 1 ₱680.00 Devvie Jane V. Sumalinog
41 September 30, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 3 ₱2,040.00 Apple O. Morillo
42 September 30, 2020 DOD & DOA Bond Paper ream 1 ₱210.00 Apple O. Morillo
43 October 01, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 5 ₱3,400.00 LGU thru CATB. CITY DIV
44 October 09, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 1 ₱750.00 Grace Y. Ibalarrosa
45 October 09, 2020 DOD & DOA Protective Face Mask box 1 ₱750.00 Grace Y. Ibalarrosa
46 October 09, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 3 ₱2,040.00 Cpl Dodet Monarba
47 October 09, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 1 ₱680.00 Aaron Glen D. Orot
48 October 09, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 1 ₱680.00 Rizalyn B. Gier
49 October 09, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 1 ₱680.00 Mabelle P. Uy
50 October 09, 2020 DOD & DOA Ballpen pc 28 ₱224.00 Ma Villa P. Cabael
51 October 09, 2020 DOD & DOA Washable Face Mask pc 28 ₱980.00 Ma Villa P. Cabael
52 October 09, 2020 DOD & DOA Alcohol gallon 1 ₱570.00 Lea C. Sibal
53 October 09, 2020 DOD & DOA Face Mask & Face Shield pc 20 ₱1,000.00 Heaven Drops Water Station
54 October 16, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 1 ₱680.00 Joven C. Racab
55 October 19, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 10 ₱7,200.00 Dona May B. Pates
57 November 04, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 77 ₱30,800.00 Mayor Dexter M. Uy & Family
58 November 04, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 3 ₱1,350.00 Mayor Dexter M. Uy & Family
59 November 13, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 8 ₱6,800.00 Richelle B., Manilyn V. & Joane C.
60 November 13, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 20 ₱13,600.00 SSPC LA FAMILIA '83

61 November 24, 2020 DOD & DOA Scanner unit 2 ₱2,798.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
62 November 24, 2020 DOD & DOA Alcohol gallon 4 ₱2,600.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
63 November 24, 2020 DOD & DOA Face Shields pc 130 ₱9,100.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
64 November 24, 2020 DOD & DOA HBW Gel Pen box 4 ₱7,960.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
65 November 24, 2020 DOD & DOA Reusable Face Mask pc 130 ₱6,500.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
66 November 24, 2020 DOD & DOA Disinfectant Coil Mat w/ Tray set 2 ₱4,198.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
67 November 24, 2020 DOD & DOA Personal Hygiene unit 2 ₱596.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
68 November 24, 2020 DOD & DOA Personal Hygiene gallon 2 ₱258.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
69 November 24, 2020 DOD & DOA Radio unit 200 ₱80,000.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
70 December 08, 2020 DOD & DOA Printer unit 10 ₱74,500.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
71 December 08, 2020 DOD & DOA Flashdrive pc 162 ₱61,560.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
72 December 08, 2020 DOD & DOA ink pcs 20 ₱5,800.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
73 December 08, 2020 DOD & DOA Personal Hygiene pcs 20 ₱1,000.00 Heaven Drops Water Station
74 December 08, 2020 DOD & DOA Bondpaper box 16 ₱13,200.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
75 December 08, 2020 DOD & DOA Expanded Envelope box 7 ₱2,520.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
76 December 08, 2020 DOD & DOA Storage Box pcs 19 ₱8,265.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
77 December 08, 2020 DOD & DOA Binding Machine unit 1 ₱4,995.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
78 December 08, 2020 DOD & DOA Laminator unit 1 ₱3,999.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
79 December 08, 2020 DOD & DOA Paper Cutter unit 1 ₱680.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
80 December 08, 2020 DOD & DOA Expanded Envelope Transparent box 7 ₱1,316.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
81 December 08, 2020 DOD & DOA Hand washing Booth unit 2 ₱24,000.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILS.
82 December 18, 2020 DOD & DOA Educational Cash Assistane 1 Thousand 600 ₱600,000.00 LGU- Catbalogan
83 February 17, 2020 DOD & DOA TESDA Assessment Fee ₱375,720.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINES
84 February 17, 2020 DOD & DOA Payment for NC II Paper ₱200,000.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINES
85 February 17, 2020 DOD & DOA Students's Insurance ₱5,200.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINES
86 February 17, 2020 DOD & DOA Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) ₱17,075.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINES
87 February 17, 2020 DOD & DOA Life Skills Training Meal ₱56,000.00 PLAN INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINES
Total 2279110.82
Verified and Cheked by:
Prepared by:
RHUM O. BERNATE
NIMFA G. SEPARA
School Principal
BE/DPDS Coordinator

Summary of Bayanihan Effort to Support the BE-LCP Implementation – (30%) Form 3
District :CATBALOGAN VIII DISTRICT School Address: BARANGAY SILANGA, CATBALOGAN CITY
No. Services Rendered Volunteers No. of Hours Rate per Hour Total Estimated Cost
1 Ordinary labor(Cleanliness Drive) 75 300 37.5 843,750.00
2 Ordinary labor(Cleanliness Drive) 48 192 37.5 345,600.00
3 Other services(OBE Volunteers-Assisted EB implementation) 18 32 37.5 21,600.00
Other services(Monitoring-Secondary school teachers served as
4 20 1846 37.5 1,384,500.00
teacher-monitors of the learners in the elementary
5 Other services(Voluntary tutorial) 15 675 37.5 379,687.50
Other services(Tanod-assisted learners in crossing the street
2 576 37.5 43,200.00
during the face-to-face classes, from January-February 2020)
6
-
-
-
-
-
-
Total 37.5 3,018,337.50

BE/DPDS Coordinator School Head



COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP ON GULAYAN SA PAARALAN'S "PAGTANOM
NAME OF ACTIVITY/TITLE : HA PANIMALAY" PROJECT
TER No. :
PIP No. :
Date : ###
Venue : Silanga Elementary School
This participants of this project are the parents and learners in Silanga Elementary
Participant's Description : School
ACTIVITY
PAGTANOM HA PANIMALAY is one of the projects of the school in its implementation
of the DepEd's Gulayan sa Paaralan Program, and for being a lighthouse of the
Description
Integrated School Nutrition Model(ISNM). This project aims to:
a. promote health and nutrition, which is very essential in this time of the pandemic;
b. establish partnership with the community, especially the parents, in raising health
Objectives consciousness by planting vegetables; and
c. distribute free packed seeds from the Gulayan sa paaralan
HIGHLIGHTS
In lined with the implementation of the Gulayan sa Paaralan Program, Silanga Elementary School launched PAGTANOM HA
PANIMALAY Project. This project highlights the distribution of free packed seeds of indigenous vegetables to the community,
especially to the parents. This is one way of the school in raising public consciousness on healthy lifestyle, especially this
time that we are experiencing a health crisis.
RESULTS/OUTPUT
1. Packed seeds of indigenous vegetables were distributed to the parents; 2. Gardens were established at home
Prepared by:
NELIE V. SUMALINOG Noted by:

BE/DPDS Coordinator
MAXIMIANO M. CASIŇO
School Head

Pictorials with captions:
The school head of Silanga ES, together with the GPP coordinator, while showing the packed seeds of
indigenous vegetables to be distributed to the parents

Captured photos of some parents who received free packed seeds of indigenous
vegetables

ATTENDANCE SHEET


NAME OF ACTIVITY/TITLE : Monthly Cleanliness Drive "PINTAKASI"
TER No. :
PIP No. :
Date : December 17, 2020
The participants to this activity are the barangay officials and the residents of
Participant's Description : Barangay Silanga
ACTIVITY
The cleanliness drive or Pintakasi is a monthly activity conducted in coordination
with LGU-Barangay and the residents. The activity brings these stakeholders
together to hit a common target, which is to help the school in providing an
Description environment that is conducive for learning. Specifically, this activity aims to:
a. maintain cleanliness of the school premises;

b. establish partnership with the community in maintaining the cleanliness, and in
Objectives implementing a child-friendly school; and
c. enliven the spirit of bayanihan among the stakeholders
HIGHLIGHTS
As agreed through a Memorandum of Agreement signed by both parties, Silanga ES and LGU-Barangay, the school initiated
the conduct of cleanliness drive commonly termed as Pintakasi. Among the activities conducted were cleaning of school
grounds, trimming of plants, removing unnecessary and unwanted grasses, and the like. This month's Pintakasi was
conducted with strict compliance to the IATF health standards like wearing of facemasks and maintaining social distancing.
RESULTS/OUTPUT
With the Bayanihan spirit shown between the school and the community, cleanliness was maintained. This made the school
conducive for learning, and child-friendly. With the camaraderie of the stakeholders, partnership-building was strengthened.
Prepared by:
NIMFA G. SEPARA Noted by:

BE/DPDS Coordinator
RHUM O. BERNATE
School Head


The parents, while removing unnecessary
and unwanted grasses, cleaning the school
grounds, and declogging the canals


ATTENDANCE SHEET


NAME OF ACTIVITY/TITLE : Samar Provincial Library Supports DepEd Distance Learning
TER No. :
PIP No. :
Date : July 16, 2020
The participants to this activity are the teachers in Silanga Elementary School, and
Participant's Description : the personnel from Samar Provincial Library
ACTIVITY
Samar Provincial Library Supports DepEd Distance Learning is an outreach
Description program initiated by the Samar Provincial Library in coordination with the Samar
Provincial Government and AKK Limited. This aims to:
a. establish partnership with different schools in the implementation of distance
learrning;
Objectives b.provide resources(technical and materials) to the selected schools in the

implementation of DepEd Distance Learning; and
c.assist DepEd in ensuring that no child will be left behind
HIGHLIGHTS
The Samar Provincial Library in coordination with the Samar Provincial Government and AKK limited support the Department
of Education in its implementation of the distance learning through an outreach program entitled Samar Provincial
Library Supports DepEd Distance Learning". This program helps DepEd in ensuring that no child will be left behind,
amidst this health crisis that everyone is experiencing. Silanga Elementary School is one of the lucky schools to be chosen
as one of the recipients of the outreach program. Initially, the school received bond papers, and inks, which will be used in
the printing of modules and other self-learning materials. During the meeting with the personnel from the Samar Provincial
Library, it was agreed that learners from Catbalogan VIII District will be provided with school supplies, through the said
outreach program.
RESULTS/OUTPUT
Bond papers, and inks were provided to the school to be used in the printing of modules and self-learning materials. These
donations were documented through the Deed of Donations and acceptance signed by both parties.
Prepared by:

BE/DPDS Coordinator
School Head

Turn-over of donated bond

papers and inks for module
printing, and signing of deed of
donations and acceptance


ATTENDANCE SHEET


NAME OF ACTIVITY/TITLE : Harampang with the Barangay Officials
TER No. :
PIP No. :
Date : September 26, 2020
Venue : Barangay Silanga(Barangay Hall)
The participants to this activity are the 9 members of the Sangguniang Barangay
Participant's Description : and the School Head of Silanga Elementary School
ACTIVITY
Harampang with the Barangay Officials is an monthly engagement activity of Silanga
Description Elementary School wherein the school head lobbies during the barangay session.
This engagement aims to:
a. establish partnership with the Barangay Local Government Unit in the
implementation of the different programs of DepEd;
Objectives b.update the community on the different undertakings of the school amidst pandemic;
and
c.establish transparency on the different undertakings of the school
HIGHLIGHTS
Harampang with the barangay officials is conducted monthly, wherein the school head of Silanga Elementary School attends
the regular session of the barangay officials, to represent the school. This activity serves as an avenue for the school to
establish partnership with the community through the barangay officials. During the harampang, the SH presents the
monthly undertaking, activities, and priorities of the school evident on the approved AIP. He also presents the monthly
accomplishment of the school, as well as the issues and concerns encountered by the teachers in the implementation of the
different learning delivery modalities.
RESULTS/OUTPUT
Through this harampang with the barangay officials, partnership between the school and the community is strengthened.
Prepared by:

BE/DPDS Coordinator
RHUM O. BERNATE
School Head

The school head of Silanga ES,

together with the barangay
officials posed after discussing
moves to address the issues and
concerns encountered by the
school and the community in the
implementation of the various
LDMs(MDL, RBI and TBI)

ATTENDANCE SHEET


Partnership with Silanga National High School Teachers as Monitors in the
NAME OF ACTIVITY/TITLE : Elementary
TER No. :
PIP No. :
Date : October-December, 2020
The participants to this activity are the 20 Secondary School Teachers who served
Participant's Description : as Teacher-monitors of the learners in Silanga Elementary School
ACTIVITY
The deployment of teacher-monitors is one of the highlights of EduKatbalogan
Description BAYANIHANDS, a division-initiated project responsive to the various learning
delivery modalities amidst pandemic. This activity aims to:
a.monitor learners as they respond to the different LDMs amidst pandemic;
b.establish partnership with Silanga National High School, in monitoring the learners in
Objectives the elementary;
c.implement EduKatbalogan BAYANIHANDs learning delivery processes
HIGHLIGHTS
The Schools Division of Catbalogan City, through the Curriculum Implementations Division(CID) implements the
EduKatbalogan BAYANIHANDS Learning Delivery Processes anchored on the Filipino spirit of Bayanihan. Along with this
innovation is the assignment of teachers who will monitor the learners through different communication platforms
depending on the context of the learners and the community. Silanga Elementary School had coordinated with the Silanga
National High School, in assigning teacher-monitors. There were 20 secondary school teachers who were assigned to
teacher-monitors of the learners in the elementary as agreed through the signed Memorandum of Agreement.
RESULTS/OUTPUT
As agreed through a Memorandum of Agrreement, 20 secondary school teachers served as teacher-monitors of the learners
in the elementary.
Prepared by:
BE/DPDS Coordinator RHUM O. BERNATE
School Head


Bayanihan photos of secondary school
teachers serving as teacher-monitors of the
learners in the elementary


ATTENDANCE SHEET


NAME OF ACTIVITY/TITLE : Second Consultative Conference with the Volunteer-Tutors
TER No. :
PIP No. :
Date : January 29, 2021
The participants to this activity are the volunteer-tutors and the school head in
Participant's Description : Silanga Elementary School
ACTIVITY
Consultative conference is one of the activities conducted in the implementation of
"Every YES is a Milestone Project", a school-initiated project which aims to
Description encourage volunteer-tutors who will assist the teachers in the delivery of instruction
through various learning delivery modalities. The consultative conference aims to:
a. address issues and concerns encountered by the volunteer-tutors in the field,

particularly in the delivery of instruction through various learning delivery modalities;
b. strengthen partnership with the volunteer-tutors to improve the delivery of

Objectives instruction; and
c. provide technical assistance to the volunteer-tutors particularly on the different
developmentally-appropirate practices in teaching
d share best/promising practices in teaching the learners
HIGHLIGHTS
This monthly consultative conference is one of the activities to strengthen the implementation of Every YES is a Milestone
Project, a school-initiated project which aims to establish partnership with education students/education graduates in
providing free tutorial services to the learners in Silanga Elementary School. The consultative conference highlights the
following: 1.) Addressing issues and concerns encountered by the volunteer-tutors in the field; 2.) strengthening partnership
with the volunteer-tutors in order to improve the delivery of instruction through various learning delivery modalities;
providing technical assistance to the volunteer-tutors particularly on the different teaching strategies; and sharing
best/promising practices of the volunteers in teaching the learners.
RESULTS/OUTPUT
1. Issues and concerns encountered by the volunteers were addressed; 2. Partnership with the volunteers was strengthened,
3. Volunteers were provided with technical assistance on the different intervention strategies 4. Shared best/promising
practices in teaching the learners
Prepared by:

BE/DPDS Coordinator
RHUM O. BERNATE
School Head

The school head of Silanga

ES together with the
volunteer-tutors while
sharing their issues,
concerns, and best practices
in the implementation of the
various learning delivery
modalities

ATTENDANCE SHEET


NAME OF ACTIVITY/TITLE : First Consultative Conference with the Volunteer-Tutors
TER No. :
PIP No. :
Date : November 30, 2020
The participants to this activity are the volunteer-tutors and the school head in
ACTIVITY
Consultative conference is one of the activities conducted in the implementation of
"Every YES is a Milestone Project", a school-initiated project which aims to
Description encourage volunteer-tutors who will assist the teachers in the delivery of instruction
through various learning delivery modalities. The consultative conference aims to:
a. address issues and concerns encountered by the volunteer-tutors in the field,

particularly in the delivery of instruction through various learning delivery modalities;
Objectives b. strengthen partnership with the volunteer-tutors to improve the delivery of

instruction; and
c. provide technical assistance to the volunteer-tutors particularly on the different
developmentally-appropirate practices in teaching
HIGHLIGHTS
This monthly consultative conference is one of the activities to strengthen the implementation of Every YES is a Milestone
Project, a school-initiated project which aims to establish partnership with education students/education graduates in
providing free tutorial services to the learners in Silanga Elementary School. The consultative conference highlights the
following: 1.) Addressing issues and concerns encountered by the volunteer-tutors in the field; 2.) strengthening partnership
with the volunteer-tutors in order to improve the delivery of instruction through various learning delivery modalities; and
providing technical assistance to the volunteer-tutors particularly on the different teaching strategies.
RESULTS/OUTPUT
1. Issues and concerns encountered by the volunteers were addressed; 2. Partnership with the volunteers was strengthened,
3. Volunteers were provided with technical assistance on the different intervention strategies
Prepared by:

BE/DPDS Coordinator
RHUM O. BERNATE
School Head


while giving inputs to the
volunteers on the different
learning delivery modalities and
processes.
The volunteers, while listening

attentively to the discussion of the
school head


ATTENDANCE SHEET


Implementation of "Every YES is a Milestone" Project(YES stands for
NAME OF ACTIVITY/TITLE : Yielding Educational Support"(Quarterly Status Report)
TER No. :
PIP No. :
Date : October-December, 2020
The participants to this project implementation are the 10 volunteer-tutors of

ACTIVITY
Every YES is a Milestone Project(YES stands for Yielding Educational Support) is a
school-initiated project which gives highlight to the recruitment of volunteer-tutors
in response to the division's banner EduKatbalogan BAYANIHANDS. These recruited
Description volunteers are licensed professional teachers who give free tutorial services to the
struggling learners who, at the same time, don't have capable home learning
facilitators. The project aims to:
a. establish partnership with the stakeholders, preferrably Education students,or
Education graduates, in providing free tutorial services to the struggling learners;
Objectives b. address issues on literacy and numeracy; and
c. improve achievement rate.
HIGHLIGHTS
Every YES is a Milestone Project(YES stands for Yielding Educational Support) is one of the highlights of the
School Banner Project KISLAP. This project aims to establish partnership with stakeholders, particularly Education
students/Education graduates, in providing voluntary tutorial services to the identified learners in Silanga Elementary School
to help improve their performance. As of today, there are 10 recruited volunteers via Google form initiated by the school
head. Each volunteer is assigned to a particular grade level, with a particular group of identified learners. These volunteers
provide interventions to the identified learners, and at the same time monitor them as far as MDL, RBI, and TBI are
concerned.
RESULTS/OUTPUT
With the strong support system that the school holds, 10 volunteers were recruited. These volunteers are licensed
professional teachers. 66 learners benefited from the project implementation.
Prepared by:

BE/DPDS Coordinator
RHUM O. BERNATE
School Head

Captured photos of the

volunteer-tutors while they were
conducting intervnetions to the
identified struggling learners


ATTENDANCE SHEET


Coordination Meeting between Silanga National High School and Silanga
NAME OF ACTIVITY/TITLE : Elementary School
TER No. :
PIP No. :
Date : July 16, 2020
Venue : Barangay Silanga-Covered Court
Participants to this activity are the School Head of Silanga ES with the Master
Participant's Description : Teachers, and the School Head of Silanga NHS with the Department Heads
ACTIVITY
This activity was conducted in preparation for the opening of classes in the new
Description normal setting, considering the contextualized EduKatbalogan BAYANIHANDS
learning delivery processes.
a. Orient teachers on the learning delivery processes embedded in EduKatbalogan
BAYANIHANDS;
b. establish partnership between Silanga ES and Silanga NHS, particularly on the
Objectives assignment of teachers who will monitor the learners within the community; and
c. Appreciate EduKatbalogan BAYANIHANDS as an avenue in contextualizing the new
normal setting in the delivery of quality basic education.
HIGHLIGHTS
With the implementation of EduKatbalogan BAYANIHANDS in ensuring the delivery of quality basic education
responsive to the COVID '19 pandemic,with its ideals in promoting the value of Bayanihan, Silanga Elementary School
establishes partnership with Silanga National High School, particularly on the monitoring of learners within the barangay.
Considering the limited number of teachers in the elementary and the restrictions set by the IATF on the mobility of
teachers, the elementary school requested some teachers in the secondary school to serve as teacher-monitors of the
learners in the elementary. These teacher-monitors will be assigned in a specific area in the barangay, where they will
visiting during the weekly scheduled listening time for RBI and viewing times for TBI. They will ensure that the learners are
actually holding their modules during the listening and viewing times. They shall also receive and answer queries and/or
clarifications, if any. The meeting also highlighted the signing of Memorandum of Agreement by both schools.
RESULTS/OUTPUT
A Memorandum of Agreement on the assignment of secondary school teachers as teacher-monitors in the elementary
was signed by both parties, in response to the implementation of EduKatbalogan BAYANIHANDS Learning Delivery
Processes.
Prepared by:

BE/DPDS Coordinator
School Head


Maximiano M. Casino, while
presenting the rationale of
assigning teacher-monitors from
the secondary school

The principal of Silanga National High School, Mr. Rhum O. Bernate, while delivering
his message in response to the request of Silanga ES regarding teacher-monitors

ATTENDANCE SHEET


NAME OF ACTIVITY/TITLE : Sangguniang Kabataan(SK) supports EduKatbalogan BAYANIHANDS
TER No. :
PIP No. :
Date : October-November, 2020
Venue : Barangay Silanga
Participants to this activity are the officials of the Sangguniang Kabataan(SK) of

Participant's Description : Barangay Silanga
ACTIVITY
This activity is aligned with the school's learning continuity plan which is to establish
Description partnership in the implementation of EduKatbalogan BAYANIHANDS Learning
Delivery Processes. Specifically, this aims to:
a. establish partnership with the Sangguniang Kabataan in the implementation of
EduKatbalogan BAYANIHANDS;
b.assist the school in accomodating learners in the implementation of Oplan Balik-

Objectives Eskwela; and
c. assist the school in the recruitment of volunteer-tutors to serve the learners in
Silanga Elementary School
HIGHLIGHTS
One of the KRAs under the School Learning Continuity Plan is building connection. This KRA aims to establish partnership
with the different stakeholders in the implementation of the different learning delivery modalities responsive to the health
situation. Relative to this, Silanga Elementary School established partnership with the Sangguniang Kabataan(SK) of
Barangay Silanga. The SK faciliitated the recruitment of volunteer-tutors to provide voluntary tutorial sessions,
establishment of barangay mentoring hub which will serve as a venue for tutorial, and establishing SK hotline numbers to
respond to learners' school-related queries and clarifications.
RESULTS/OUTPUT
1.)10 volunteer-tutors were recruited with the help of the SK council. 2.) Established Mentoring Hub 3.) Established
functional hotline numbers.
Prepared by:

BE/DPDS Coordinator
NIMFA G. SEPARA
School Head

Photos with the SK Chairman after the

coordination meeting in preparation for the
implementation of EduKatbalogan
BAYANIHANDS learning delivery processes


ATTENDANCE SHEET


NAME OF ACTIVITY/TITLE : 4Ps Members Cleanliness Drive
TER No. :
PIP No. :
Date : 24-Feb-21
Venue : Silanga National High School Vicinity
Participant's Description : Participants to this activity are Parents of students who were 4Ps grantees.
ACTIVITY
The goals of cleanliness are health, beauty, absence of offensive odour and to avoid the
spreading of diseases, dirt and contaminants to oneself and others. With the help of
Description
cleanliness, we can keep our physical and mental health clean specially at this times.
a. aim to reduce and/or eliminate bacteria, virus that could lead to sickness
b. To ensure the health and safety of everyone including teachers.

Objectives
c. Achieve clean and green environment as a basic ideology in sustainable
development and making the school conducive for learning.
HIGHLIGHTS
Dirt and grime promote the spread of germs, which can also encourage the spread of communicable diseases. A clean school
is crucial to ensure that learners and teachers don’t get sick or ill.
RESULTS/OUTPUT
Improved and achieved the sustainable development goal and access to safe sanitation.
Prepared by:

BE/DPDS Coordinator
RHUM O. BERNATE
School Head

The members of the barangay

council, School Heads of Silanga
ES and Silanga NHS, together
with the teachers posed after
the signing of the Memorandum
of Agreement as expression of
their commitment to implement
the EduKatbalogan
processes
The barangay captain(in yellow

shirt), and the school heads of
Silanga ES, and Silanga NHS
while actively expressing their
thoughts on this year's learning
delivery processes.

The School Heads of Silanga ES, Maximiano M. Casino, and Silanga NHS, Mr. Rhum
O. Bernate, while discussing the content of the EduKatbalogan BAYANIHANDS
learning delivery processes

ATTEANDANCE SHEET


NAME OF ACTIVITY/TITLE : SK Advocacy of the New Normal
TER No. :
PIP No. :
Date : ● October to December, 2020
Venue : ● Silanga, Catbalogan City
● Participants to this activity are SK Chaiman and Members and
Participant's Description :
residents of Silanga Catbalogan City
ACTIVITY
● This activity was conducted to promote and inculcate awareness of

Description
COVID-19 to learners and residents of the Barangay
Objectives ● To promote and inculcate awareness of the COVID-19
HIGHLIGHTS
● Silanga NHS and the Sangguniang Kabataang Barangay initiated an advocacy campaign to shed light,
inform and educate learners, families in the community about this coronavirus, its symptoms,and how does
it affect and infect people in different ways and of course how to prevent the said virus.
RESULTS/OUTPUT
● The students, families and people of Barangay Silanga were thoroughly informed of this corovirus
disease.
Prepared by:
NIMFA G. SEPARA
BE/DPDS Coordinator
Noted by:
RHUM O. BERNATE
School Head


District : CATBALOGAN VIII School Address: BARANGAY SILANGA, CATBALOGAN CITY

BRIGADA ESKWELA 2020

DAILY ATTENDANCE OF VOLUNTEERS (_______________________________)
Instruction: Volunteers themselves should personally fill in the details required by this from under the supervision of any of the committee members. For the
last column, indicate if masonry, carpentry, plumbing, painting, electrical, gardening/landscaping, ordinary labors, or others.
TIME TOTAL NATURE OF
POSITION/ ADDRESS/ORGANIZATI CONTACT NUMBER OF VOLUNTEER
NAME SIGNATURE
DESIGNATION ON/ AFFILIATION NUMBER IN OUT HOURS SERVICES
SERVED RENDERED
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Date: ___________________________

Date: ___________________________


District : CATBALOGAN VIII School Address: BARANGAY SILANGA, CATBALOGAN CITY

BRIGADA ESKWELA 2020

DAILY ATTENDANCE OF VOLUNTEERS (_____________________________________)
Instruction: Volunteers themselves should personally fill in the details required by this from under the supervision of any of the committee members. For
the last column, indicate if masonry, carpentry, plumbing, painting, electrical, gardening/landscaping, ordinary labors, or others.
TIME TOTAL NATURE OF
POSITION/ ADDRESS/ORGANIZATI CONTACT NUMBER OF VOLUNTEER
NAME SIGNATURE
DESIGNATION ON/ AFFILIATION NUMBER IN OUT HOURS SERVICES
SERVED RENDERED
1 Ojeda, Jackylyn S. SST
2 Mores, Cynthia P. SST
3 Sumalinog , Devvie Jane V. SST
4 Pahayahay, Adeline D. SST
5 Moreno, Vanni Rose O. SST
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Date: ___________________________

RHUM O. BERNATE
School Head
Department of Education, Schools Division of Catbalogan City Date: ___________________________



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Department of Education, Schools Division of Catbalogan City

ACTIVITY COMPLETION REPORT

● This activity was conducted to promote and inculcate awareness of

Objectives ● To promote and inculcate awareness of the COVID-19

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2020 Criteria for Best BE Implementing Schools

A. Categories (according to the number of teachers)

2. Resources Generated relative to

3. Bayanihan effort to support the

1. Brigada Eskwela Partnerships Engagement Activities – (40%)

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2. Resources Generated relative to the COVID-19 Situation – (30%)

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18,000-35,999 20,000-39,999 60,000-119,999 200,000-399,999 10%

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3. Bayanihan effort to support the BE-LCP implementation – (30%)

Note: Attach form 3

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Brigada Eskwela Category of Schools 2020

No. School Head School Address No. of Teachers Elem Sec

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44 Myrna B. Lazarra Majaba ES Brgy. Majaba, Catb. City 4 Small

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District : CATBALOGAN VIII DISTRICT School Address: BARANGAY SILANGA

No. Criteria Percentage MOVs Scores

1. Brigada Eskwela Partnerships Engagement Activities

2. Resources Generated relative to the COVID-19 Situation

3. Bayanihan effort to support the BE-LCP implementation

Total 100% 100%

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NIMFA G. SEPARA RHUM O. BERNATE

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Summary of Brigada Eskwela Partnership Engagement Activities – (40%) Form 1

Cleanliness of the school grounds

Provided supplies in the

Established strong coordination

Established partnership with LGU-

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Established partnership with the

Established partnership with the

Intensified the provision of

Established partnership with the

Cleanliness of the school grounds

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Intensified the provision of

Established a strong support

Community Partnership on Gulayan sa Paaralan's PAGTANOM HA Raised public consciousness on

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Summary of Resources Generated Relative to the COVID-19 Situation – (30%) Form 2

District CATBALOGAN VIII DISTRICT School Address:BARANGAY SILANGA

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Summary of Bayanihan Effort to Support the BE-LCP Implementation – (30%) Form 3