Camp 2023-24 Training Design.doc

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region XII
Schools Division of Koronadal City
District VI
MANGGA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Barangay Saravia, City of Koronadal
Purok Maunlad, Barangay Saravia, City of Koronadal
Official FB Page: DepEd Koronadal City Mangga Elementary School
Landline: 083-228-6380
JOINT SCHOOL-BASED BSP AND GSP CAMP 2023
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. Program: JOINT BSP AND GSP CAMP 2023
II. Rationale:
Facilitating learning, or the development of knowledge, skills,
attitudes, beliefs, and habits, is what education is all about. Storytelling,
conversation, instruction, training, and guided study are all examples of
educational methods. But academics and classroom activities are only one
aspect of schooling. It focuses on extracurricular activities like athletics and
scouting in addition to reading and writing.
With a strong emphasis on the outdoors and survival skills, Scouting,
also known as the Scout Organization, is a movement that aspires to
encourage young people in their physical, mental, and spiritual development
so that they may play constructive roles in society. The fundamentals of the
Scout technique, Scout Promise, and Scout Law are taught to scouts.
Through a planned schedule of outdoor activities, these are intended to
foster in boys the qualities of character, citizenship, personal fitness, and
leadership. The Scout technique is frequently applied by spending time in
small groups with shared rituals, activities, and experiences while
highlighting responsible citizenship and age-appropriate decision-making.
Key components include encouraging a love and respect of nature and
outdoor activities. Camping, woodworking, first aid, aquatics, hiking,
backpacking, and sports are the main outdoor activities. Scouting is, in this
way, learning by doing and character development via practical experience.
Through DepEd Order 68, s., the Department of Education welcomes
the concepts of scouting in schools, notably at the primary and secondary
levels, notwithstanding the use of informal education with a focus on
practical outdoor activities. Reviving the Boy/Girl Scout Movement in
Schools, 2003. "The Scouting Movement, through the Boy Scouts of the
Philippines (BSP) and the Girl Scouts of the Philippines (GSP), is an effective
program in the development of each child's leadership skills and moral
foundation. The major goal of this program is in line with the department's
mission, which is to support, encourage, and develop boys and girls into
well-rounded, morally excellent people. As of now, the BSP and GSP have
created leaders that uphold the Scout Oath and Law or Girl Scout Promise
and Law.”
A student can learn how to perform community services by
participating in scouting. An academically busy student is also involved in
scouting. They start acting more animatedly and demonstrating enthusiasm
in their schoolwork, particularly in extracurricular activities. They typically

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exhibit responsibility not only in their roles as scouts (BSP/GSP), but also as
students and active members of society.
III. Objectives:
a. Provide a non-formal education committed to develop morally straight,
disciplined, concerned, self-reliant citizens in the best tradition of world
scouting.
b. To inculcate among the scouts, the love of God, country and
fellowmen.
c. Prepares the youth for responsible leadership, and contributes to
nation building, in accordance with the ideals, principles and program
of scouting.
IV. Outputs: At the end of the activity, the participants are expected to accomplish the
following:
- Scrapbook on Scouting (History , Programs, Principles)
- Make a campaign for Girl Powered Nutrition and
for Stop the Violence program
-Hold a DP blast to promote the Free Being Me program
- Create simple camping gadgets
- Cook food without utensils
- Showcase skill and talents
-Camping Gadgets, Pitched Tents
V. Activity Description:
Training Schedule Activity Description Schedule
Day 1 (October 6,
2023)
Arrival, Registration and Tent Pitching
Opening Program
Orientation of Camp Rules and Activities
Amazing Race (In-campus Hike)
(History of Girl Scouting, Girl Scouting in the
Phil. & Basics of Girl Scouting)
Skills in the Out of Doors
Knot Tying
Hand & Whistle Signals
GSP/BSP Programs
Short Activities for each:
Adolescent Reproductive Health, and WAGGGS
programs for Girl Development & Empowerment
(Stop the Violence, Girl Powered Nutrition, Free
4:00 PM- 10:00 PM

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Being Me)
Campfire
Concert Night
Day 2 (October 7,
2023)
Scout’s Own
Outdoor Cooking
Scout Games and other Psycho-social Activities
Gadget-making
Valley Challenge
Arts and Crafts
Closing Program
4:30 AM – 3:00PM
VI. Performance Indicators:
Accomplishment Report
Consolidated Activity Evaluation Form
Activity Outputs
VII. Participants:
Number Description Role
Camp Staff
8 Troop Leaders Trainers & Facilitators
4 Teachers Secretariat and Documenters
1 BHW Monitoring
1 School Head Feedback & Monitoring
6 BPATs Security
2 Utility Personnel Cleanliness & Orderliness
22 Total Camp Staff
Participants
120 Registered Scouts Participants
XI. Expense Items / Detailed Financial Requirements and Source of Funds
No Particulars Amount Source of Funds
1 2 reams bond paper Php 600.00 MOOE
2 1 ream vellum paper 500.00 MOOE
3 3x4 tarpaulin 300.00 MOOE
4 2 rolls plastic twine 140.00 Canteen Fund
5 Meals (2 meals x P30 x 22 pax) 1,320.00 Canteen Fund
6 Snacks(2 snacks x P20.00 x 22pax) 880.00 Canteen Fund
Total Php 3740.00
Note: BSP and GSP Participants will bring their own provision for meals and snacks.
They will cook their own breakfast and lunch as part of the outdoor cooking activity.

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Prepared by:
JHOANNE V. CUNANAN JOHN NEIL C. MAMON
School GSP Coordinator School BSP Coordinator
SARA MAE L. ANDIN SHENALYN M. MENCIAS
School ARH Coordinator GSP Troop Leader (Junior Level)
KENT C. LAMBERANG TIFANNY T. SERATO
BSP Troop Leader GSP Troop Leader (Star Level)
MELODY S. BECHAYDA JUDIEL B. MILAN
BSP Troop Leader School Program & Project Coordinator
Noted by :
JENNETTE L. PRAN DONNA D. AGUARILLES
School Head PSDS – District VI
ELISA B. FLORES ANTHONY T. CIA
PSDS/ GSP Division Coordinator PSDS/ BSP Division Coordinator
Recommending Approval:
LEVI B. BUTIHEN
Assistant Schools Division Superintendent
APPROVED:
MIGUEL P. FILLALAN, JR., CESO VI
Schools Division Superintendent

Region XII
District VI
Landline: 083-228-6380
JOINT SCHOOL-BASED
BSP CAMPORAL AND GSP CAMP 2023
ACTIVITY DESIGN
Proponents:
MELODY S. BECHAYDA SHENALYN M. MENCIAS
BSP Troop Leader GSP Troop Leader (Junior Level)
JUDIEL B. MILAN SARA MAE L. ANDIN
School Program & Project Coordinator School ARH Coordinator

Region XII
District VI
Landline: 083-228-6380
Prepared by:
SARA MAE L. ANDIN SHENALYN M. MENCIAS
School ARH Coordinator GSP Troop Leader (Junior Level)
MELODY S. BECHAYDA JUDIEL B. MILAN
BSP Troop Leader School Program & Project Coordinator
Recommending Approval:
JENNETTE L. PRAN
School Head
APPROVED:
MIGUEL P. FILLALAN, JR., CESO VI
Schools Division Superintendent

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