Skip to main content

HIGHSCHOOL DAY CELEBRATION IN ISNHS

                                            THE HIGHSCHOOL DAY CELEBRATION


                  High school day is a special occasion for students, teachers, and staff members to come together and celebrate the achievements and successes of the school year. Celebrating this event in school is an excellent way to build school spirit, foster a sense of community, and create lasting memories for everyone involved.
            

                  First part,is thanksgiving mass at 8:00am.And the second part of this event is starts at 10:00 am in the morning and begins with the doxology by the teacher's choir next is the welcome address of our beloved principal Mrs. Editha C. Bagcal then the message of Ms. Gemma Tacuycuy our schools division superintendent. Afterwards is the intermission number of the selected grade 10 students. And followed by Inspirational talk by Dr. Vida Margarette Andal-Bueno. After this is the awarding of plaque of recognition to the guest speaker. Then intermission number of teacher's choir next is awarding of outstanding teachers, employees and retirees after that is the Words of gratitude by our assistant principal Mr. Rommel R. Rabo lastly on this part ifls the closing song. Third part of this event held in field demo in 1pm and starts with the prayer lead by Mr. Joseph Q. Obrero, after that a welcome address by Mr. Reynaldo T. Viloria followed by galaw pilipinas dance then festival dance by selected grade9 students also followed by selected grade 10 students perform an hip hop dance. Afterwards they held an traditional games by FEC officers and booths by ssc and lastly the words of gratitude by Mrs. Judeliza Refuerzo our Head VI, mapeh department.
         

               One of the essential parts of the high school day event is recognition of students' achievement. Awards and certificates can be presented to students during the event to recognize their hard work and dedication.
The high school day event can also be an opportunity to promote school spirit and unity. Students can wear their school colors or a specially designed t-shirt for the event. Students can also participate in games or activities that promote teamwork and cooperation.
         

               In conclusion, celebrating the high school day event in school is an excellent way to create a sense of community, foster school spirit, and recognize students' achievements. With proper planning and organization, the event can be a memorable and enjoyable experience for everyone involved. It is an opportunity for students, teachers, and staff members to come together and celebrate the school's successes and accomplishments, and to look forward to the future

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

"My Experiences During the Covid-19 Pandemic"

  My Experiences During the Covid-19 Pandemic" Covid 19 was started in the year 2019. It was started in China, then the day came MARCH, 2020 the Philippines hit by the virus. And we don't all expect that the pandemic will happen At first I thought its just a 1 week suspend of classes then it continously became a more than 1 year. And then pandemic happened it was so difficult to live and we are unable to go to school. And then the modular distance learning was happened. My experiences with modular distance learning was not very great. I get distracted very easily and find it hard to concentrate because of the noises in our house. And for me it's too difficult to study with yourself (self learning) because before we used to study with our teacher to discuss and explained the topics very clearly. There was a stressful moments but thank god i overcome all of the breakdowns, difficulty times and stressful days. By doing my obbies and making myself happy. The everyday life was ...
3 comments
Read more

“The art of LOVE is largely the art of persistence.”

 "Self  Love”    Valentine’s Day, also called St. Valentine’s Day, holiday (February 14) when lovers express their affection with greetings and gifts. Given their similarities, it has been suggested that the holiday has origins in the Roman festival of Lupercalia, held in mid-February. The festival, which celebrated the coming of spring, included fertility rites and the pairing off of women with men by lottery. At the end of the 5th century, Pope Gelasius I forbid the celebration of Lupercalia and is sometimes attributed with replacing it with St. Valentine’s Day, but the true origin of the holiday is vague at best. Valentine’s Day did not come to be celebrated as a day of romance until about the 14th century.    The day is popular in the United States as well as in Britain, Canada, and Australia, and it is also celebrated in other countries, including Argentina, France, Mexico, and South Korea. In the Philippines it is the most common wedding anniversary, ...
2 comments
Read more