JS PROM SCRIPT

Entourage
Noemi and Nel
In the world where knowledge is a powerful tool, and brain has been our source of
progression, let us rest our mind and let our hearts talk as we welcome you to this
year’s Junior High School Night bearing the theme:
“Intellect; Talent and Unity Towards a Stronger and Progressive BLHS”
Noemi
Good evening ladies and gentlemen! Good evening, sir Nel!
Nel
Good evening too, ma’am Noemi! You look so gorgeous tonight.
Noemi
Thanks, I can return the favor to you right away for you look so handsome in time
for this occasion.
Nel
Well, There are one hundred and one reasons of getting dressed up elegantly and
ravishingly tonight.
Noemi
You bet, sir Nel. As a part of the first founding anniversary of our beloved school, we
commemorate one of the highlights of high school life.
Both
WELCOME TO THE BLHS’s JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT!
Nel
The much-awaited social gathering of the juniors of our school as they are poised
for take-off to the world of fashion, fad & craze!
Noemi
And without further ado…to kick the ball rolling, let’s paint the town red and
roll out the red carpet for the grand entrance of juniors as they take a walk of fame.

 Presentation of Prom Attendees

 Juniors – entering, next, following are, coming inside,
 SPTA Officials & Barangay Officials – we also have
 BLHS Faculty and Staff – followed by
 Guest Speaker & School Head – of course we have
 2nd Prince and Princess – up next are tonight’s
 1st Prince and Princess – next to enter are tonight’s
 BLHS KING AND QUEEN – give your hands together as we welcome our 1 st
Ever

Nel
Let’s give them a resounding applause!
Noemi
And… that wraps up the so-called BLHS version of “Walk of Fame”. You guys are
so hip and fabulous.

Invocation & Singing of National Anthem

Nel
And to formally commence this event, please rise and feel a few moments of
solemnity for an invocation.
Noemi
Please remain standing and imbibe among us the virtue of nationalism &
patriotism through the singing of Philippine National Anthem to be conducted by
Grace N. Bernardino.

Opening Remarks-Messages
Nel
You may now be seated.
And to explain further the central idea of today’s soiree, let’s all welcome and say
welcome back our School Head, Sir Judy A. Jarabata!
Noemi
Thank you very much sir for your inspiring message to all the attendees today.
May your words of wisdom be our moving spirit as we enjoy the day here in this
Gymnasium.
Nel
At this point let’s hear another inspirational message from our guest, no other than
the Doctor of Education, Mr. Ricardo S. Requito Jr.

Noemi
Thank you so much, sir for the message that you have shared to us.

Off course! Our stakeholders also have a message for us. Firstly, to the barangay
chairman of Bued, Hon Delfin D. Prado Jr.
Thank you Hon Delfin D. Prado Jr.
Nel
secondly, the barangay chairman of Luna has also something to share with us. I’ll
be giving the microphone to Hon Ely Marzan. Thank you, Hon Ely Marzan.
of course, on behalf of the SPTA Officers, our SPTA President is also here with us
tonight to give us some words. May we call in/on Hon Arthuro Ibarra

Noemi
Thank you Hon Arthuro Ibarra, our SPTA president for the message., sir AG what do
you think is the essence of this event?
Nel
Well… in my own angle of vision, every High School Night signifies the celebration
of awards and achievements of our Senior students, specifically grade 10 because we
only have Jr High students in our school, and these legacies should be
handed over to the deserving and trustworthy inheritors…..who else? The junior
students!

Turnover Ceremonies

Symbolic School Seal

Noemi
It is a time for the school community to come together and celebrate the achievements of the
graduating class while also looking forward to the potential and promise of the juniors.

To begin with may we call on the selected students from grade 10, Ms Erica Ellen Banggay
and grade 9 student ms Mary Grace Calixtro for the passing of the Symbolic School Seal.
Passing on the Symbolic School Seal to junior high school learners holds significant importance
in the educational journey of students. The Symbolic School Seal represents the values,
traditions, and ethos of the school, embodying its spirit and history. By passing on this symbol to
junior high school learners, it fosters a sense of belonging, pride, and continuity within the
school community. It serves as a reminder of the school's legacy and the responsibility that
comes with upholding its standards and principles.

Book of Wisdom

Nel
Thank you ms Ehrale and ms Grace. Now let us move to the passing of the Book of Wisdom to
be done by ms Ehrale Daphne Gines and ms Aleah Nicole Gines.

The passing down of "The Book of Wisdom " to junior high school students holds significant
importance in their educational journey. This transfer of knowledge is a symbolic gesture that
represents the continuity of learning and the sharing of wisdom from one generation to the next.
By passing on this book, older students or mentors are not only sharing valuable information but
also instilling a sense of responsibility and respect for knowledge in younger students.

"The Book of Wisdom" serves as a repository of collective wisdom and experience that can
guide junior high school students in their academic pursuits and personal growth. It can inspire
curiosity, critical thinking, and a love for learning. Additionally, the act of passing down this
book fosters a sense of community and connection among students, creating a supportive
learning environment where knowledge is shared and cherished.
 Symbolic Key of Responsibility

Noemi
At this juncture we will be witnessing the passing of The Symbolic Key of Responsibility to be
perfected by ms Justine May Paboayon and ms Sonnia Velasco.

Passing the symbolic key of responsibility to junior high students is crucial for their personal
growth and development. By entrusting them with responsibilities, such as leadership roles in
school clubs or projects, students learn valuable skills like time management, decision-making,
and accountability. This experience helps them build confidence and prepares them for the
challenges they will face in the future.

In conclusion, passing the symbolic key of responsibility to junior high students is not just about
delegating tasks; it is about shaping the leaders of tomorrow. By giving students opportunities to
take on responsibilities, we are equipping them with the skills and mindset needed to succeed in
both their academic and personal lives.

Candle-Lighting Ceremony Guest of Honor and Speaker,

School Head, the Faculty of BLHS

Nel

We’re more than just halfway for this turnover stuff. Furthermore, this event will not be
considered memorable in the absence of a candle-lighting ceremony. Such a ceremony
symbolizes the hand-over of the candles to the next bearers so as to lead & guide our school
and its stakeholders in reaching their dreams and aspirations.

The flame at the top of every paraffin elucidates the road to success for the outgoing seniors in
the next chapter of their academic career. At this point, let’s move onward and go forward
to the Candle Lighting Ceremony. We would like to call on __________________________,
the guest speaker to lead the candle lighting ceremony.
-Your road to success will always be under construction. But, with your innate aptitude coupled
with great attitude; you can shape up your altitude with accuracy & fondness. Good luck to the
members of the Class of 2024

Cotillion De Honor
Noime

From now on, to showcase the gracefulness and the inclination of the BLHS
students tonight, let’s now welcome the Cotillion de Honor dancers. Let’s give them
a big hand with grace and poise!

Nel
Thank you, cotillion de honor dancers for your awe-inspiring
performance. You guys almost moved heaven and earth in dancing!

Line Dance
Noemi
Moving on, let us see another dance performance to be presented to us by our dear
junior high school learners, let’s give them a round of applause.

Awarding
Nel
Congratulations to our awardees. And now, not only the learners, but also the
faculty and staff of our school have prepared something for us, as they join our
learners for a special dance number. Let’s give them resounding applause.

1st & 2nd Prince and Princess

Noime
There’s nothing I can say about but what a wonderful performance! I wish I could
join you but, my body doesn’t move the way you did hehe.

At this juncture, we will be witnessing princes and princesses as they take this
moment. Ladies and Gentlemen, may we give applause to our 1st Prince and
Princess, Mr. Valiente Ibarra and Ms. Regine Vincente, together with our 2 nd prince
and princess, Mr. George Sander Mark Flores and Ms. Mary Grace Calixtro as they
hit the dance floor.
thank you and congratulations to our handsome princes and beautiful princesses. I
am sure that you’ll keep this memorable time like a treasure in your minds
forever.

King and Queen

Nel
You’re right mrs Noemi! This memorable event shall be kept like a treasure,
especially for the next pair that we will be witnessing right away because they were
crowned not only as King and Queen, but the 1st ever King and Queen of this flourishing
School. May I request all to stand and give our loudest applause for our 1 st Ever King
and Queen, Mr. Miku Andre Dayag and Ms. Ehrale Daphne Gines.

Once again, let’s give a round of applause for our KING AND QUEEN!

Party Music

Noemi
Of course, all of us should enjoy this moment. Prepare yourselves because this
time, we will be having a party2x!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sir Jaypee!!!!!! Hit the party music
please!!!!!

Nel
What a night!!!! Did you all enjoy? Of course! That’s what we expected to hear from
you!
If only we could continue this program till’ we all collapse, but there are things that
comes through its end.

Noemi
Yet, I’m pretty sure that this event will remain in our hearts endlessly.
At this point we will be giving the plaque of appreciation to our dearest
guests who have allotted their precious time just to be with us tonight.

May I Call in/on the very charming OIC of our school, sir Judy A. Jarabata to give the
plaque of appreciation to our guests.

(let me read the content, --reads the content of the POA)

Nel
Before this night ends, may we call on/in the faculty president of blhs, Ma’am
Marlene Bautista to deliver us the closing remarks.

BOTH
Before signing off, once again, thank you for coming and celebrating with us
tonight. Your efforts were deeply appreciated! I’m Angelo D. Garcia, and I’m Noemi C.
Burgos, tonight’s masters of ceremony.