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The document summarizes the program for a school's celebration of National Women's Month. The program includes singing the national anthem, prayers, opening remarks by a teacher, two inspirational messages from retired teachers on empowering women and achieving gender equality. It also includes two intermission musical numbers by students and closing remarks by another teacher. The celebration aims to empower both women and men and work towards an inclusive society free of gender bias and discrimination.

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PROGRAM-SCRIPT Edited

The document summarizes the program for a school's celebration of National Women's Month. The program includes singing the national anthem, prayers, opening remarks by a teacher, two inspirational messages from retired teachers on empowering women and achieving gender equality. It also includes two intermission musical numbers by students and closing remarks by another teacher. The celebration aims to empower both women and men and work towards an inclusive society free of gender bias and discrimination.

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PROGRAM SCRIPT

NATIONAL ANTHEM AND PRAYER:

“BABAE KA, HINDI BABAE LANG”.


Good morning, Magdagooc National High School. We are gathered here today to
celebrate the 2023 National Women’s Month with the theme “WE/FOR GENDER
EQUALITY/AND INCLUSIVE SOCIETY”.
To start with, may we all rise for the singing of the Philippine National Anthem, Mrs.
Maria Melissa Galera conducting. After which, we shall remain standing and be one in
mind, body, and spirit as we praise and thank our Almighty God for all His graces and
blessings through a prayer to be led by Mrs. Precious Love S. Abanil.
OPENING REMARKS:
BEFORE: Nothing can be more reassuring and heart-warming than affectionate words
of welcome. To formally welcome us, let us lend our ears to our handsome and
hardworking Teacher I of Magdagooc National High School, Mr. Robbel L. Coco, as he
gives his opening remarks. Let us give him a big round of applause.
AFTER: Thank you for the warm welcome, Sir.
INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE:
BEFORE: Our program today is not just about celebrating women’s identity and their
role in our society, but this is a way of empowering men and, especially, women
regardless of age, religion, race, and socio-economic status to stand for GENDER
EQUALITY AND INCLUSIVE SOCIETY.
Now, our first speaker is an empowered woman herself. A woman that promotes
equality and inclusivity. She’s a responsible mother to her children and a nurturing
second mother to all of us. She worked as a teacher for _____ years here in Magdagooc
National High School, living proof of an empowered woman – a woman that influenced
the direction of social change as she molded hundreds of successful learners. Let’s
not wait any longer. Let’s give a hand to Mrs. Erlinda C. Laroa, Retired Master Teacher I
of MNHS for her inspirational message.
AFTER: Thank you, ma'am. Indeed, you’re a powerful woman, a woman worth
emulating.
INTERMISSION:
BEFORE: At this moment, let us be entertained by an intermission number by Kelsey
Kate G. Page, a Grade-9 student.
AFTER: Thank you so much, Kelsey. Congratulations on a job well done.
INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE:
BEFORE: This year's theme for National Women’s Month is “WE/FOR GENDER
EQUALITY/AND INCLUSIVE SOCIETY". The word "WE" reminds us of everyone's role in
promoting gender equality and an inclusive society. It is not just the women that should
work to achieve this mission. “WE” means that we should work together, help each
other, and participate actively together to attain a society that is free from gender bias
and discrimination, and to lessen the gaps between cultures to attain an inclusive
society.
Our last speaker today is a woman in action. She has been very active in the
community. She spearheaded the Violence Against Women and Children or VAWC
Campaign in the community that aims to raise awareness of the problem of violence
and the elimination of all forms of violence against women and girls.
Allow me to introduce to you our next speaker. She’s none other than, Kagawad Grace
R. Mahay, Barangay Women’s Chairperson. Let’s give her a big round of applause,
please.
AFTER: Thank you so much, Kagawad Grace Mahay for that inspiring message.
INTERMISSION:
AFTER: Now, let’s be entertained again for another intermission number to be given to
us by Rutchie U. Cusares, a Grade-9 Student.
BEFORE: Thank you, Rutchie.
CLOSING REMARKS:
BEFORE: To formally end our program today, may I call in Mr. Meriole C. Rosell,
Teacher III of MNHS for his closing remarks?
AFTER: Thank you, Sir, and thank you everyone for being with us here today.
LAST STATEMENT:
THIS HAS BEEN YOUR HOST, NICOLE A. LEMONERAS, AND JOECEL F GONZALES
SAYING “WE” SHOULD WORK TOGETHER, HELP EACH OTHER, AND PARTICIPATE
ACTIVELY TOGETHER TO ACHIEVE A BIAS AND DISCRIMINATION-FREE AND INCLUSIVE
SOCIETY.

“Ang babae ay hindi lámang, kundi lamáng”. Happy National Women’s


Month!!!

(kyaw u can add more or remove/change if necessary hahaha) <333/w

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