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Activity Design
1. Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION XI
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF DAVAO ORIENTAL
LUPON WEST DISTRICT
LUPON NATIONAL COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL
ACTIVITY DESIGN
I. TITLE:
Foundation Day
I. RATIONALE
Foundation day is an annual celebration remembering when it all
started. Acknowledging the initiative of those people behind the LUPON
NATIONAL COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL’s success.
II. OBJECTIVES
The conduct of this foundation day is to:
1. Celebrate success and thanks giving;
2. Acknowledge the initiative of those people behind LNCHS;
3. Scout talented individuals who will perform during the program.
III.TARGET PARTICIPANTS/DATE/VENUE
The participants to this school-based training workshop are as follows:
A. Junior and Senior High School Students Participants
Grade Level Number of Participants
Vocal Solo
Grade 7
Grade 8
Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
1
1
1
1
1
1
Power Dance 6
Grade 7
Grade 8
15-20
15-20
2. Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
15-20
15-20
15-20
15-20
Total 60-80
B. Committee
OVER-ALL CHAIRMAN: PRINCESS APRIL BOISER
I. PROGRAM INVITATION & DISTRIBUTION/LETTERS/TOKENS/CERTIFICATES/LEI
Chairman: John Eirhene I. Barrete
Members: Annabelle E. Maiz Norjanna Mangontawar
II. BUNTINGS
Chairman: Adel P. Respicio
Member: Ildie T. Apiag Romie Dante
Benzaldo Salisad Selected Students
III. MASS
Chairman: Marilyn F. Gonzaga
Members: Johanne M. Glory Selected Students
IV. SOUND SYTEM
Chairman: Glen Dahab
Members: Antonio f. Momo
V. POWER DANCE and VOCAL SOLO
Chairman: Jennifer S. Cordoves Chairman: Lolibeth Mandaguio
Members: Joel M. Pasion Members: Florentina Visto
Queency Bagay Nina Joy B. Hugue Ruel
VI. STAGE DECORATION (GYM & SCHOOL)
Chairman: Ricky Padawan
Members: Ildie T. Apiag Selected Students Adel P. Respicio
VII. GROUND PREPARATION
Chairman: Ruel S. Cantiga
Members: Eliezer C. Macalalag Debbie G. Castillon Alma D. Wayas
Chariz Angel L. Arbol Antleojy V. Saguid Lorna C. Aguilon Jacqueline I. Lasconia Evelyn M. Lumaan
Helen B. Manayaga
VIII. GROUND RESTORATION
Chairman: Liberato F. Veloso
Members: Michael C. Canakan Paolo Antonio Colmenares Romie C. Dante
Ildie T. Apiag Antonio F. Momo Manilyn B. Yray Elizabeth T. Escoro
Jovy M. Veloso Johanne M. Glory Michelle A. Delos Reyes
Target Dates:
January 30,2023 7:30 AM -12:00 PM and 1:00 PM -5:00PM
Venue: Lupon National Comprehensive High School Activity
Center and Ground.
IV. BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS AND FUNDING SOURCE:
ACTIVITIES
ITEM DESCRIPTION
Quantity/Unit Price
ESTIMATED
PRICE
A. Foundation Day
- Decoration
- Certificates
- Prizes
Vellum 30x3
Vocal Solo
1500.00
90.00
3. FUNDING SOURCE: PTA
V. EXPECTED OUTPUT:
1. The participants are expected to sing and dance.
2. Bought instrument needed for the music team.
Prepared by:
PRINCESS APRIL BOISER
Junior High School Teacher I
Lupon National Comprehensive HS
Organizer
Noted:
MILDRED G. CLEMENTE
Principal I
(Enclosure 1)
- Snacks
Champion
1st
Runner up
2nd
Runner up
Power Dance & Modern Dance
Champion x2
1st
Runner up x2
2nd
Runner up x 2
Trophy
65x 50
500.00
300.00
100.00
2000.00
1000.00
600.00
600.00
3250.00
Total Php 9,940.00
4. Program of Activities
ACTIVITIES TARGET
DATES
Facilitator/s
A. Foundation Day
- Flag Ceremony
- Zumba
- DBC showdown
-Dance troupe Opening
salvo
-Opening Program
January 30,
2023
PRINCESS APRIL BOISER
and MAPEH TEACHERS
B. Letter reading
C. Song request (Acoustic
band)
D. Love knot
E. Volley ball
F. Basketball
G. Football
H. Chess
January 30,
2023
MAPEH club members and
Officers
I. Competition
- Vocal Solo
- Power dance
January 30,
2023 Lolibeth Mandaguio and
Jennifer C. Osman with
the Mapeh Teachers
5. Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION XI
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF DAVAO ORIENTAL
LUPON WEST DISTRICT
LUPON NATIONAL COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL
TRAINING-WORKSHOP ON THE TECHNICAL
PREPARATIONS OF VIDEO LESSONS FOR
LUPON NATIONAL COMPREHENSHIVE HIGH
SCHOOL TEACHERS
Prepared by:
MICHAEL C. CANAKAN
Teacher II/ Organizer/Trainer
