1. Program Objectives
PL+S (pronounced ‘plus’) aims to provide students from the various campuses of the PSHS
System with an opportunity to interact with each other, exchange experiences, share
insights, and collaborate on unique leadership challenges that will help them grow as student
leaders with a passion for excellence, service and change.
Design Objectives
Though the program, the participants of PL+S will be provided opportunities to:
a. Share their experiences and learn about the various campus cultures and challenges
throughout the PSHS System.
b. Listen to and interact with PSHS alumni student leaders who have gone on to make a
difference in their respective fields.
c. Develop a project or initiative that responds to a pressing concern in their school
and/or local communities.
d. Form a network of leaders who learn from each other and work together to enrich
each other’s lives, schools, and leadership experiences.

2. Our Participants
For PL+S Batch 1, we invite the incoming Student Alliance officers for SY 2012-2013.
We will communicate online with our participants in order to know them beforehand and
tailor our activities appropriately. (We need a profile of our attendees.)
We will design a program that balances hard and soft skills. We want them to truly bond
and draft a real, workable project proposal.
Building on the feedback we get, we can eventually open up PL+S to various student leaders.
Program and Itinerary
Day 0 (April 15, Sunday)
Objective: Welcome our participants and provide them a chance to introduce
themselves and their campus.
1:00pm Registration
2:00 Opening Program
Orientation
Icebreakers
6:00 Dinner and Pisay the Movie
Day 1 (April 16, Monday)
Objective: Inspire our students by providing them exemplars and role models for
leadership and service.
9:00am The PISAY Panel
2:00pm Roadmap of My Life Workshop and Activity (Visioning exercise)
4:00pm Plenary Talk by Dr. Josette Biyo
6:00pm Dinner
8:00pm Fellowship Night (My Pisay)
Day 2 (April 17, Tuesday)
Objective: Present our students with leadership challenges that will help them grow
as persons and leaders.
WHOLE DAY Team-building challenges*
* Depending on our budget, the option exists to have this outside the PSHS Campus.

3. Day 3 (April 18, Wednesday)
Objective: Empower our students to enact change in their communities by teaching
them the hard skills they need to plan, execute, and evaluate their own projects.
AM Community Outreach
(Suggestion: Arizza’s KRIS Library)
PM Leadership and Management Training*
Evening Campus group discussions and consultations
* To be conducted workshop style where resource persons will provide our
students with tools and ideas which they will then use to prepare a program
proposal.
Day 4 (April 19, Thursday)
Objective: Provide an opportunity for our participants to share their project
proposals and solicit insights from their peers.
AM Project Proposal Presentations and Critiquing (Parallel Sessions)
Group A: MC, CVC, SMC
Group B: WVC, CARC, BRC, CVaC
Group C: IRC, EVC, CMC, CLC
PM Plenary Discussions (Theme?)
Evening Cultural Night
Day 5 (April 20, Friday)
Objective: Culminate our participants’ experience in the most memorable and
meaningful way possible.
AM Malacanang Tour
Science Museum
3:00pm Target return to PSHS
Creative Memento
Evening Valedictory Dinner (semi-formal)
Closing ceremonies
Day 6 (April 21, Saturday) – DEPARTURE DAY

4. Action Committees
Program Coordination
Tasks include: Finalizing program design, securing resources and materials for the activities,
training and supervising facilitators
SS Unit Coordinators Student Coordinators
Martin Perez Mikaela Reyes (SA)
Vladimir Lopez Cristina Acosta (SA)
Ricardo Carpon Crissy Buensuceso (SA)
Ryan Misola (AKSIS)
Finance and Logistics
Tasks include: Managing expenses, overseeing food, transportation and lodging, coordinating
arrival and departure of participants, making the necessary reservations, Field Trip
SS Unit Coordinators Student Coordinators
Dr. Cristina Cristobal Jessica Kabigting (SA)
Erin dela Cruz Joan Ravalo (SA)
Lianne Ynigo Joseph Singson (SA)
Nicole Rocafort (AKSIS)
Participants and Personnel
Tasks include: Building the profile of our participants, serving as the hospitality committee,
managing human resources
SS Unit Coordinators Student Coordinators
Tina Bawagan Jaclyn Chua-Yap
Jorge Job Jeks Espina
Erin dela Cruz Rham Ybiernas
Maxine Pinpin
Maia Leyretana
Edel Fragrante
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