ACCOMPLISHMENT/NARRATIVE REPORT ON FAITH DAY

On September 15,2024, the Girl Scouts organization celebrated Faith Day, a meaningful occasion
dedicated to deepening spiritual connections and giving thanks for the many blessings in life. The
event brought together all camporee participants for a special Mass held at Pansol Church, where
the scouts and leaders came together in gratitude, prayer, and reflection. The event was a
resounding success, as it strengthened the spiritual foundation of the Girl Scouts and highlighted
the importance of faith in their lives.

Attending Mass Together: The Mass was the focal point of the celebration. Scouts, along with their
troop leaders and families, filled the church with a sense of unity and togetherness.

Giving Thanks: Faith Day provided a beautiful opportunity for all participants to give thanks, not
only for the opportunities they receive through scouting but also for the support of their families,
friends, and community. During the Mass, special prayers were offered for the Girl Scouts
organization, for the continued guidance of their leaders, and for the strength and courage of the
scouts to continue their mission of service and kindness.

Moments of Reflection: After the Mass, participants were given time for personal reflection. Many
scouts used this time to quietly pray or contemplate their own personal journeys, expressing
gratitude for their accomplishments, friendships, and the support systems that have helped them
grow.

Prepared By:

RONALYN L. PADILLA
PINHS GSP Coordinator
FAITH DAY
 Accomplishment/Narrative Report: Girls Scout Day

On September 16,2024, the Pansol INHS Girl Scouts gathered for a highly anticipated celebration
of Girls Scout Day, an event that aimed to promote empowerment, creativity, and solidarity among
young women. The day was filled with a series of thoughtfully planned activities that inspired
reflection, showcased talents, and fostered collaboration within the group. The event was an
overwhelming success, thanks to the enthusiastic participation of all Girl Scouts and the guidance
of their leaders.

Act 1: Reflect on It
The day began with an insightful activity led by Ma’am Ronalyn Padilla. In this session, she
showed a short video clip centered on the theme of gender equality, highlighting the importance of
equal rights, opportunities, and treatment for all genders. After watching the clip, the Girl Scouts
were encouraged to reflect on what they had seen and share their insights, comments, and ideas
with the group. This reflection fostered a rich and meaningful discussion among the participants,
allowing them to express their thoughts on gender equality, how it impacts society, and how they,
as young women, could contribute to creating a more just and equitable world. The activity
emphasized the Girl Scouts' capacity to think critically and engage in meaningful discourse about
important social issues.
Act 2: Babae, Mahalaga Ka
Following the reflective session, the next activity was titled "Babae, Mahalaga Ka," which
translates to "Woman, You Are Important." In this heartwarming activity, the Girl Scouts were
asked to write a personal message about the value of womanhood on a piece of colored paper.
These messages were filled with words of encouragement, admiration, and appreciation for the
strength, resilience, and contributions of women. After writing their heartfelt messages, the Girl
Scouts exchanged their notes with someone in their group. This exchange fostered an
atmosphere of love, support, and mutual respect, highlighting the importance of lifting one another
up and celebrating the unique value of every woman.
Act 3: Talent Mo, Show Mo
The energy of the day continued to rise with Act 3: Talent Mo, Show Mo, where individual and
group talents were showcased. This activity provided a platform for the Girl Scouts to express their
creativity and share their unique skills with their peers. Whether it was singing, dancing, acting, or
showcasing other artistic talents, the performances were filled with passion and enthusiasm. The
diversity of talents demonstrated not only the individuality of each Girl Scout but also the collective
strength and creativity of the group. The audience cheered and supported each performer,
creating a vibrant and encouraging atmosphere that celebrated everyone's talents, regardless of
the skill level.
Act 4: Act Mo To
The final activity of the day, Act Mo To, was a fun and engaging acting exercise where each patrol
was given a scenario by their adult leaders. The Girl Scouts worked together to act out the given
scenarios, showcasing their teamwork, problem-solving abilities, and acting skills. This activity was
not only entertaining but also highlighted the importance of collaboration, communication, and
adaptability, as each patrol creatively interpreted their scenario in their unique way. The
performances were met with laughter, applause, and appreciation from both participants and
leaders, rounding off the day with a sense of camaraderie and accomplishment.
The day ended with a sense of achievement, with every Girl Scout leaving the event more
confident, inspired, and connected to the values of the Girl Scout movement. The event not only
celebrated the talents and strengths of each participant but also reinforced the importance of
gender equality, mutual respect, and the power of collaboration.

Prepared by:
RONALYN L. PADILLA
PINHS GSP Coordinator
 Accomplishment/Narrative Report: Troop Leaders Day

On September 17,2024, the Girl Scouts organization celebrated Troop Leaders Day, a heartfelt
occasion dedicated to showing gratitude and appreciation to the troop leaders or teachers who
tirelessly guide, mentor, and support the Girl Scouts. The day was marked by an outpouring of
love and appreciation, as scouts honored their leaders with simple but meaningful gifts like
flowers, sweets, and personal messages of thanks. This celebration was a huge success,
highlighting the impact these dedicated leaders have on the lives of the scouts.

Impact on the Leaders

The appreciation shown by the scouts was deeply felt by the troop leaders. Many expressed their
gratitude for the recognition, noting that it was moments like these that made all their efforts
worthwhile. The gifts, though simple, were full of meaning, and the personalized messages
especially resonated with the leaders, showing that their dedication was noticed and cherished.

Testimonials
Chief Camp/Troop Leader /Doc.Anicia R. Indicio:Wow! Thank you so much my dear co troop
leaders in Girl Scouting. Appreciated much. Love you all. Happy troop leaders day too

- Troop Leader Rona.: “Being a troop leader is its own reward, but receiving flowers and messages
from the girls today really touched my heart. Knowing that I’ve made a difference in their lives is
the best gift I could ask for.”

- Girl Scout Participant- Princess Nicole Garcia: “I loved giving my troop leader flowers and writing
her a letter. She’s taught me so much, and I wanted her to know how grateful I am for everything
she’s done.”

Prepared By:

RONALYN L. PADILLA
PINHS GSP Coordinator
 Accomplishment/Narrative Report: Success of OPERATION LINIS – Girls Scouts
Environmental Day

On September 18, 2024, the Girl Scouts conducted OPERATION LINIS as part of
Environment Day. This initiative aimed to raise awareness about environmental cleanliness and
instill a sense of responsibility among the community. The scouts, along with Adult leader
teachers-Maam Ronalyn Padilla,Maam Jen Lumacad,Maam Melodie Laliman, Maam Alfea Alfaro
and Maam Blessa Marquez, took to various locations withinthe vicinity of Pansol INHS to clean
and beautify the environment, demonstrating their commitment to sustainability.
Areas of Focus
1. Materials Recovery Facility (MRF)
The first stop was the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF), where the scouts worked diligently to
organize recyclable materials. Armed with gloves, trash bags, and enthusiasm, the girls sorted
through waste, ensuring that recyclable items were separated from non-recyclables. This effort not
only improved the facility’s cleanliness but also highlighted the importance of proper waste
segregation.
2. Pansol Elementary School Gym
Next, the other Patrol moved to the Pansol Elementary Gym. The scouts swept the floors,
removed all the trashes under the broken vehicle stucked on the side of the gym, and organized
trash bags after. Their hard work transformed the gym into a clean and welcoming space for
students, fostering an environment conducive to physical activities and events.
3. Science Park
The Science Park was another focal point for OPERATION LINIS. The scouts collected litter and
trimmed overgrown grass.. This revitalization effort aimed to create a pleasant space for
educational activities .
4. Canals Inside Pansol INHS Campus
Lastly, the scouts tackled the canals within the Pansol INHS campus. This area often suffers from
litter accumulation, affecting both aesthetics and water quality. The scouts removed plastic waste,
leaves, and debris, ensuring that the canals were clean and flowing freely.

OPERATION LINIS was a tremendous success, with 63 GSP participants and 5 Adult teachers
actively engaging in the cleanup efforts across all targeted areas. The initiative not only resulted in
a cleaner environment but also fostered a sense of community pride and responsibility among the
participants.

Prepared By:

RONALYN L. PADILLA
GSP Coordinator
ENVIRONMENT DAY
 Accomplishment/Narrative Report: COMMUNITY/PARTNERSHIP DAY
Successful Feeding Program by the Girl Scouts
Introduction
On September 19, 2023, the Girl Scouts organized a successful feeding program for the children
of Pansol Elementary School. The event aimed to promote healthy eating habits while fostering
camaraderie and teamwork among the scouts and the children. A range of fun and educational
activities were planned to engage the kids, making the day both enjoyable and meaningful.
Activities
1. Opening Ceremony
The program commenced with an enthusiastic welcome from the troop leader Maam Ronalyn L.
Padilla, who highlighted the importance of healthy eating and the role of fruits and vegetables in
our diets. The children were excited and ready to participate in the day’s activities.
2. Singing the Fruit Salad Song
To kick off the festivities, the children gathered in a circle and sang the “Fruit Salad Song.” This
lively tune not only entertained but also taught the kids about different fruits. The upbeat rhythm
and engaging lyrics had everyone clapping and dancing, setting a joyful tone for the day.
3. Coloring Activity: Fruits and Vegetables
After the song, the Girl Scouts set up a coloring station filled with images of various fruits and
vegetables. This activity encouraged creativity and discussion about the importance of each item
they colored, promoting both art and healthy eating awareness.
4. Bring Me Game
Next, the “Bring Me Game” added an element of excitement. The troop leader called out names of
different objects that can be found inside their bag , and the children raced to find and bring the
corresponding items. This game was not only fun but also interactive.
5. Trip to Jerusalem Game
Following the energetic games, the children participated in the “Trip to Jerusalem” game. With
upbeat music playing, they moved around chairs arranged in a circle. When the music stopped,
they quickly found a seat. The last few children standing had to share a fact about their favorite
fruit or vegetable, which led to laughter and further learning.
6. Feeding Activity
The highlight of the day was the feeding activity. Each Girl Scout was paired with a child from
Pansol Elementary School to assist them with their meal. The nutritious menu included bread,
sopas with egg and vegetables such as carrots and cabbage, promoting the day’s theme of
healthy eating. The scouts served the meals with smiles, encouraging the children to try new foods
and enjoy the healthy options.
The feeding program was a resounding success, with 20 selected children from Pansol
Elementary School participating. The combination of educational games, creative activities, and a
nutritious meal created an engaging environment that fostered a love for healthy eating among the
kids. Feedback from both the children and their teachers was overwhelmingly positive, highlighting
the joy and learning that took place throughout the day.

The Girl Scouts look forward to organizing more events like this in the future, continuing their
mission to support community health and wellness.
This report reflects the dedication and teamwork of everyone involved, creating lasting memories
and positive impacts for the children of Pansol Elementary School.

Prepared By:

RONALYN L. PADILLA
Pansol Inhs GSP Coordinator
COMMUNITY/ PARTNERSHIP DAY
 Narrative Report : ESCODA DAY

On September 20,2024, the Girl Scouts of Pansol INHS gathered to honor the legacy of Josefa
Llanes Escoda, a renowned patriot, social worker, and the founder of the Girl Scouts of the
Philippines (GSP), through a memorial ceremony filled with meaningful activities. The event, which
aimed to celebrate her life and contributions, was a heartwarming display of unity, respect, and
leadership among the Girl Scouts.

The ceremony began with the lighting of candles, symbolizing hope, guidance, and the enduring
flame of service that Escoda instilled in generations of young women. Each Girl Scout, with
reverence and grace, participated in this solemn act, casting a serene glow that set the tone for
the rest of the event.

Following the candle-lighting, each took turns honoring Josefa Llanes Escoda by presenting
flowers. This symbolic gesture of respect and gratitude reminded everyone of Escoda's significant
contributions to the empowerment of Filipino women, her relentless fight for justice, and her
dedication to improving the lives of many through education and social services. The floral offering
was a heartfelt acknowledgment of her lasting impact on the nation and the Girl Scout movement.

A central part of the ceremony was a series of narrations where each patrol leader, from the 1st to
the 6th, read/narrated the inspiring story and history of Josefa Llanes Escoda.

In the latter part of the program, each Girl Scout made a personal contribution to the GSP fund. In
keeping with the spirit of generosity and service, the amount donated by each participant was
divisible by 5, symbolizing unity and shared responsibility. This fund will be used to support various
GSP programs, ensuring the continuity of the organization's mission to develop girls into
empowered and responsible citizens.

The event concluded on a positive and hopeful note, with the Girl Scouts leaving inspired by the
life of Josefa Llanes Escoda. The ceremony was a success, not only in terms of participation but
also in fostering a deeper connection between the young scouts and the values of leadership,
service, and patriotism.

The collective efforts of the patrol leaders, participants, and organizers contributed to the success
of the ceremony, reinforcing the importance of honoring the past to inspire future generations of
Girl Scouts. Through this memorial, the spirit of Josefa Llanes Escoda lives on, continuing to guide
and inspire young girls in their journey toward becoming leaders in their communities and beyond.

Prepared by:

RONALYN L. PADILLA
PINHS GSP Coordinator
ESCODA DAY
 Narrative Report: Girl Scouts Family Day

On September 21,2024, the Girl Scouts organization hosted a unique and heartwarming event—
Family Day. Unlike structured activities or scheduled programs, this Family Day encouraged
participants to embrace complete freedom to bond with their families in any way they wanted.
Whether through traveling, eating together, or simply sharing stories, the day was centered around
creating meaningful moments and capturing them through photos. The result was an
overwhelming success, with Girl Scouts and their families celebrating together in diverse and
memorable ways.

Impact on Participants
The beauty of Family Day was in its simplicity and the freedom it gave families to focus on what
was most important to them. By allowing the scouts and their families to decide how to spend their
day, the event became deeply personal and impactful for each participant.
 Strengthening Family Bonds: Many participants noted how the lack of structure allowed
for more meaningful connections. Whether over a meal, during a trip, or through heartfelt
conversations, families were able to focus on each other without the constraints of daily
responsibilities.
 Creating Cherished Memories: The photos taken throughout the day became cherished
mementos. Many scouts shared how these captured moments reflected not only their fun
activities but also the love, care, and support they felt from their family members

The success of this year’s Family Day was evident not only in the smiles and photos shared but in
the genuine joy that each family experienced by having the freedom to connect on their own
terms. Whether through travel, sharing meals, or simply spending quality time together, Girl Scouts
and their families were able to bond in ways that mattered most to them. The event reinforced the
importance of family and provided lasting memories that will be cherished for years to come.
Family Day was not just a day off; it was a celebration of togetherness, joy, and love in its purest
form, marking another successful chapter in the Girl Scouts' commitment to fostering strong values
and meaningful relationships.

Prepared By:

RONALYN L. PADILLA
PINHS GSP Coordinator
 ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
District GSP Camporee

The three-day District Girl Scout Camporee( September 27-29,2024)was a resounding success,
with 63 GSP participants actively engaging in various activities organized by the Adult Leaders.
The event provided an opportunity for the scouts to develop their skills, teamwork, and creativity
while fostering camaraderie among fellow participants.

Activities Conducted:
Throughout the camporee, the scouts enthusiastically participated in:
Subcamp Making and Decoration – Showcasing creativity in setting up and beautifying their
camping area.
Obstacle Courses – Enhancing physical agility, problem-solving, and teamwork.
Bracelet Making – Developing craftsmanship and patience through creative beadwork.
Dancing– Encouraging self-expression and coordination through choreographed performances.
Competitions – Testing skills and talents in various categories.

Achievements of Pansol Integrated NHS:

🏆 Talentadong Scout (Group & Individual)– 2nd Place

These achievements reflect the hard work, perseverance, and enthusiasm of the scouts, as well
as the unwavering support of their leaders and mentors.

The District Camporee successfully met its objectives of fostering leadership, creativity, teamwork,
and resilience among the Girl Scouts. The active participation and impressive accomplishments of
Pansol Integrated NHS prove their commitment to excellence and the values of scouting.

We extend our gratitude to the organizers, adult leaders, and volunteers for their dedication and
hard work in making this event a meaningful and memorable experience for all.

Prepared by:

RONALYN L. PADILLA
GSP COORDINATOR