Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION VII – CENTRAL VISAYAS
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF NEGROS ORIENTAL
SAN JOSE PROVINCIAL HIGH SCHOOL
San Jose District
Poblacion, San Jose, Negros Oriental
ACTIVITY COMPLETION REPORT
I. Background of the Activity
Activity Title: DepEd 236, 000 TREES – A
CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR CHILDREN
Objectives
Promote environmental preservation and instill
environmental responsibility among Filipino
children;
Provides a unique educational opportunity for
students to actively participate in tree planting
activities, fostering a deeper understanding of
environmental issues and promoting
conservation efforts; and
Contribute to the beautification of school
grounds. Trees provide shade, improve air
quality, and create a calming atmosphere,
enhancing the overall ambience of the school
and creating a more pleasant and conducive
learning environment for students.
Date: December 6, 2023
Venue: San Jose Provincial High School Ground
Organizer: Esther M. Villarin
Participants: Teachers, Parents and Students
Highlights of the Activity
1. Opening Program
2. Planting of Trees
II. Rationale
DepEd MEMORANDUM No. , s. 2023
GUIDELINES ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROJECT -
"DEPED'S 236,000 TREES - A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE CHILDREN"
The Department of Education (DepEd) launches the Project entitled
DepEd's 236,000 Trees - A Christmas Gift for the Children. This is an
initiative that aims to promote environmental preservation and instill
environmental responsibility among Filipino children. The project will
simultaneously plant over 236,000 trees in different parts of the country,
with the participation of DepEd 47,678 public schools. This project serves
as a gift from the Department to ensure a clean and green environment
for Filipino children and future generations. The project provides a unique
educational opportunity for students to actively participate in tree
planting activities, fostering a deeper understanding of environmental
issues and promoting conservation efforts. Through hands-on learning and
practical application of environmental concepts, students will develop a
strong sense of responsibility towards the environment
III. Narrative Report
On December 6, 2023, the Department of Education (DepEd)
launched a special environmental initiative titled "236,000 Trees - A
Christmas Gift for the Children." This project is part of DepEd’s
commitment to environmental sustainability and aims to contribute to
reforestation efforts while engaging the school community in a
meaningful, festive activity. The event brought together teachers,
students, Student Government (SSG) members, and Girl Scout members
to participate in the tree-planting activity.
The primary objectives of the project were:
1. Promote Environmental Awareness: Raise awareness about the
importance of trees and their role in environmental sustainability.
2. Engage the School Community: Involve teachers, students, and
local organizations in a collaborative effort to contribute
positively to the environment.
3. Celebrate the Holiday Season: Align the tree-planting activity
with the Christmas spirit by contributing a meaningful gift to the
environment.
The event commenced with welcome remarks from [Name/Position],
who highlighted the significance of the project and expressed gratitude to
all participants for their support and involvement. Participants were given
a briefing on the tree-planting process, including how to handle and plant
the saplings properly. Safety protocols and environmental considerations
were also discussed.
The "236,000 Trees - A Christmas Gift for the Children" project
successfully engaged the school community in a meaningful
environmental activity, aligning with the Christmas spirit of giving. The
active participation of teachers, students, SSG members, and Girl Scouts
underscored the collective effort and commitment to fostering
environmental stewardship. The event not only contributed to
reforestation efforts but also educated participants about the significance
of tree planting and environmental care.
IV. Attachments
Action Plan
Pictorials/videos properly labelled
V. IMPACT
1. Increased Green Cover:
2. Students, teachers, and community members gained increased
awareness about environmental issues and the importance of trees.
3. The project fostered a sense of community and collective responsibility,
as participants worked together towards a common goal.
