Narrative Report On Brigada Eskwela

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NARRATIVE REPORT ON BRIGADA ESKWELA ‘2024

SY 2024-2025

The “Brigada Eskwela” is a DepEd initiative under the Adopt-A-


School Program that calls for the engagement and collaboration of various
personnel and stakeholders, such as, but not limited to students,
teachers, school officials, non-government organizations, religious groups,
and other private sector for school readiness in the opening of classes.
“Where there is unity there is always victory” Publilius Syrus once
said, as theme of Brigada Eskwela SY 2024-2025 “Bayanihan para sa
Matatag na Paaralan. Brigada Eskwela brings the spirit and essence of
true Filipino values which is “Bayanihan” which means communal unity,
helping others without expecting rewards and to achieve a certain goal.
We can achieve success by working together that leads to have a better
outcome where it is beneficial to our school community and most
especially to our learners. Through the essence of bayanihan it mobilizes
and brings together stakeholders, teachers, parents, and individual who
volunteer their time and effort to do some classroom repairs and clean-up,
maintenance work, and any other task that could contribute to improved
school’s facilities, surroundings for the preparation for the opening of
classes that towards a better learning environment.
To facilitate the opening of Brigada Eskwela, Nuling Integrated
School hosted the kick off program for Brigada Eskwela ’24. It started
early in the morning with the presence of the school personnel,
stakeholders and volunteers from the District of East Lebak headed by Sir
Arnold Baladjay,Officer Incharge. Sir Arnold Baladjay discussed a brief
background, its goals and why Brigada Eskwela conducted annually.
An encouraging message by the invited visitors both highlighted one
goal to continue giving fully support to all the schools for the young
generation. After, pledge of commitment of volunteers were signed by the
stakeholders.
Second day of the Brigada Eskwela, teachers were back in their own
station. Stakeholders from the barangay helped in cleaning and clearing
the school premises. The SUKELCO representatives checked the wirings of
the electricity of my classroom. This institution became one of the
partners of the school in ensuring the safety of the children. The next day,
clean-up drive continued. The active SELG officers and members came
and helped in cleaning the classrooms and surroundings. PTA officials
headed by the president supported also the bayanihan sa paaralan.
Overall, the said activity was indeed successful. All the people in the
community participated with willingness and had the better understanding
of the true essence of Brigada Eskwela. It is not just a picture of
volunteerism but a vivid example of the Filipino concept of unity which is
for the betterment of school community and for our posterity.

Prepared by:

JENNIFER R. CELESTE
Teacher III

Noted by:

ROSELITA E. BERICO, MMEM


Head Teacher IV
NARRATIVE REPORT ON ENROLLMENT
SY 2024-2025

As part of the preparation for the opening of School Year 2024-2025,


July 3 – July 26, 2024 was declared by the Department of Education as
enrollment period. The month-long activity aims to ensure that incoming
learners are enrolled for the school year. In Celeste Central School,
necessary preparation prior to the enrollment period was made like
hanging tarpaulin in front of the school, giving away fliers and posting in
the FB Page of the school informing the people in the community that the
enrollment is going on. To ensure that the school will cater the needs of
the enrollees, there were teachers assigned in every grade level.
Containing the Enhanced Basic Education Enrollment Form to be filled out
by the parents with the assistance of the enrolling teachers.
During the enrollment period, I was assigned to account the number
of enrollment and encoded in the link given by the Division Planning
officer. From July 8-12, 2024, I was assigned to assist in the enrollment
daily. Parents came to school face-to-face and enrolled their
child/children. At the end of the week, I tallied the number of enrollment
and encoded in the link.
As expected, few parents came to school on the first week of
enrollment. Nevertheless, the activity was a success as most parents
enroll their children on the enrollment period and do not go beyond the
scheduled time. It will help the school to conduct the first day of classes
smoothly.

Prepared by:

JENNIFER R. CELESTE
Teacher III

Noted by:
ROSELITA E. BERICO, MMEM
Head Teacher IV

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