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    The document summarizes the activities of the Youth for Environment in Schools Organization (YES-O) at Calbiga National High School for the 2022-2023 school year. It discusses the election of new YES-O officers, accomplishments in establishing a seedbank/nursery, tree planting and care, organizing a Basura Run awareness event, and implementing a waste management program through proper waste segregation bins. The YES-O worked to promote environmental conservation on campus and in the community through these mandated programs and projects.

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    The document summarizes the activities of the Youth for Environment in Schools Organization (YES-O) at Calbiga National High School for the 2022-2023 school year. It discusses the election of new YES-O officers, accomplishments in establishing a seedbank/nursery, tree planting and care, organizing a Basura Run awareness event, and implementing a waste management program through proper waste segregation bins. The YES-O worked to promote environmental conservation on campus and in the community through these mandated programs and projects.

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    The document summarizes the activities of the Youth for Environment in Schools Organization (YES-O) at Calbiga National High School for the 2022-2023 school year. It discusses the election of new YES-O officers, accomplishments in establishing a seedbank/nursery, tree planting and care, organizing a Basura Run awareness event, and implementing a waste management program through proper waste segregation bins. The YES-O worked to promote environmental conservation on campus and in the community through these mandated programs and projects.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Regional Office No. VIII
    Division of Samar
    CALBIGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    Macaalan, Calbiga, Samar
    School ID No. 303597
    Website: www.calbiganhsweb.wordpress.com
    Email: [email protected]

    -O
    s.y. 2022-2023
    Year-End
    Prepared by:

    NELDA C. PACUAN
    Report
    Secondary School Teacher III/
    YES-O Coordinator

    Noted:

    LEO A. PENTASON, M. A.Ed.


    Secondary School Head Teacher

    Approved:

    RELDIN R. CAJES, PhD


    Secondary School Principal III
    Enclosure No. 1: DepEd Order No. 93, s. 2011

    Mandated programs and projects of the youth for environment in schools-


    organization (yes-o)

    Election of YES-O Officers

    On November 10,2022 was the Election of YES-O Officers for S.Y. 2022-2023.
    This activity was initiated by the YES-O Officers of S.Y. 2021-2022. The purpose of
    this is to choose responsible students for the mandated programs and projects, hence
    we came up with these new set of officers to fulfill the goals and objectives of YES-O.

    President: Johnrey Asturias

    Vice president: Krischa Mae L. Letaban

    Secretary: Princess Julianne Desear

    Treasurer: Sherie Mae Nacional

    Auditor: Rhiana C. Pacuan

    P.I.O. 1. Hershey dacut

    2. Francine Mae Rambacud

    Ste rep. Ayn Bernal

    Grade 7 rep. James Gabriel Hernandez

    Grade 8 Rep. Marinel Blanca Floor

    Grade 9 Rep. Mark Asturias

    Grade 10 Rep. Jay Ann Sanchez

    Grade 11 Rep. Bonofacio Reposo

    Grade 12 Rep. Williza Concha

    YES-O Accomplishment Report for S.Y.2022-2023


    Mandate 1 : Seedbank/Nursery Establishment

    Since the school has already built the seedbank, the YES-O helped in taking care of the seeds
    and seedlings coming from native, endemic or indigenous species of trees, including fruit trees
    which shall be collected and used for the tree planting during the Science month celebration.

    Mandate 2: Planting, growing, and caring for trees

    The YES-O officers are pleased to present an accomplishment report on their efforts to promote
    tree planting, growing, and caring within the school premises and the community. Their goal was to
    create awareness among students and encourage them to actively participate in environmental
    conservation. The following activities were conducted during the reporting period:
    1. Tree Planting Activity:
    On November 22,2022, we organized a tree planting activity within the school premises. A total
    of 20 fruit bearing lansones trees and 5 calamansi seedlings trees were planted by [15 ] student
    volunteers and 5 school utilities . The chosen tree species were carefully selected to suit the local
    climate and promote biodiversity. We ensured that each tree was properly planted and given adequate
    space to grow.

    2. Tree Care and Maintenance:


    and growth of the newly planted trees, we established a tree care and maintenance program.
    This involved regular watering, mulching, and pruning of the trees. We formed a dedicated team of
    student volunteers who took the responsibility of caring for the trees. They were given proper training
    on tree care techniques and were supervised by our team of YES-O officers.

    3. 3. Information Dissemination:

    To raise awareness among the students and promote the importance of tree planting, we
    encouraged Science teachers to included the importance of tree planting and caring of the environment
    to their science classes and conducted various information dissemination activities. These included
    poster campaigns, classroom presentations, and workshops on the benefits of trees and the role they
    play in mitigating climate change and outputs presented during portfolio day.

    Mandate 3: Mandate 3: Awareness campaigns & Symposia

    The Youth for environment in Schools organization officers (YES-O) were determined to make a
    difference in their community. They believed that by organizing a Basura Run, they could raise
    awareness about the importance of proper waste management and encourage stakeholders to actively
    participate in keeping their barangays clean.

    The YES-O officers started by reaching out to various stakeholders, including local government
    officials, community leaders, and residents. They explained their plan and the benefits of organizing a
    Basura Run. The stakeholders were impressed by the enthusiasm and passion of the YES-O officers
    and agreed to support their initiative. Together, they set a date for the Basura Run dated December
    10,2022 Saturday at 5:30 am detailes were found in the communication letter and assigned focal
    persons and began spreading the word throughout the barangays. Communications were distributed to
    the identified Barangays , announcements were made, and posters were put up in public places to
    ensure maximum participation.
    On the day of the Basura Run, the YES-O officers and stakeholders gathered at the designated
    meeting point. They were joined by students, teachers, parents, and volunteers from different
    barangays, all eager to contribute to the cleanliness of their community. Before starting the run, the
    YES-O officers conducted a short briefing, emphasizing the importance of waste segregation and
    proper disposal. They explained the different types of waste and how to dispose of them correctly. They
    also provided participants with gloves, garbage bags, and other necessary materials.
    With everyone equipped and ready, the Basura Run began. The participants split into groups, each
    assigned to a specific area within the barangays. They walked along the streets, parks, and public
    spaces, picking up litter and placing it in the appropriate garbage bags.
    As they went from one area to another, the YES-O officers and stakeholders engaged with the
    residents, explaining the harmful effects of improper waste disposal and the benefits of recycling and
    composting. They encouraged the community to adopt sustainable practices and reduce waste
    generation.

    Throughout the Basura Run, the participants collected a significant amount of garbage. The YES-O
    officers and stakeholders were amazed at the impact they were making in just a few hours. The
    barangays were visibly cleaner, and the residents expressed their gratitude for the initiative.

    Mandate 4: Waste Management Program

    The YES-O established waste bins at every strategic corners of the school divided into
    four namely; biodegradable, non-biodegradable,recyclable and Infectious waste. This is strictly
    imposed because the school is strictly monitored by the MENRO Calbiga in the implementation
    of Republic act 9003 and there were 3 times scheduled of collection of garbage track from the
    school and it is MWF every 8:00 o clock in the morning.

    The YES- O and BKD officers were always active in maintening the cleanliness of the
    school premises especially during the events of Division Festival of Talents (DFOT ) and
    Regional Festival of Talents hosted by Calbiga National High School held on June 11-13,2023 at
    the school premises.

    Prepared by:

    NELDA C. PACUAN
    Secondary School Teacher III/
    YES-O Coordinator

    Approved:

    RELDIN R. CAJES , PhD


    Secondary School Principal III

    Documentation of the mandated yes-o activities 2020


    Seedbank/ nursery establishment

    The YES-O officers put the seedlings in the nursery for growing that can be used for
    school tree planting.The seedlings were donated by MENRO Calbiga ,Samar

    Planting, growing, and caring for trees


    Awareness campaign/Symposium
    Waste Management Program

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