The Schools Division of Tayabas celebrates the success of Aguyod National Learning Camp (NLC) in Silungang Bayan last Friday, August 25—forever cementing a place in history as the flagship program of the Department of Education (DepEd) Matatag Basic Education Agenda and as a sub-program under the National Recovery Program (NLRP).
The DepEd Regional Officials, SDO Tayabas Officials, school leaders, Sangguniang Bayan ng Tayabas, local officials, parents, public and private teachers and stakeholders gather for a festivity of success.
The NLC closing ceremony celebrates achievements with vibrant dance and music performances by Tayabas West Central School I rondalla. It’s a way to mark the conclusion of the learning camp on a festive and lively note.
Aguyod for the Win
A total of 295 campers from elementary school and 66 campers from secondary school joined the 5-week learning camp, which aims to “close learning gaps and assist K to12 learners in all public elementary and secondary schools in attaining learning standards. It was indeed a celebration of success.
Campers were provided with activities with greater depth, breadth, and complexity in learning areas such as mathematics, reading, and science. Targeted interventions were given to students to fill in any knowledge gaps and assist them in developing their abilities.
SDO Milesstone
Schools Division Superintendent Celedonio Balderas Jr. announced the conversion of six schools into integrated schools. Alsam,Mate, Eugenio Francia, Busal, Ilasan, and Pandakake fully complied with the requirements prescribed by existing guidelines and policies of DepEd.
Balderas said students are in need of an accessible high school within their community.
With a clear vision, SDO Tayabas will attend to the needs and address the gross shortage of public schools to reduce the number of out-of-school youths. Batang Tayabasin will be able to access basic education at a lower cost and meet the growing educational needs.
Recognizing School Leaders and Stakeholders
The Schools Division Office (SDO) awards certificates of recognition to school leaders and stakeholders for their huge support during the Aguyod National Learning Camp (NLC) Celebration of Success.
Schools Division Superintendent Celedonio Balderas Jr., during the NLC Celebration of Success, emphasized the important role of stakeholders and school leaders in making sure to address learning gaps.
Balderas expressed gratitude to all stakeholders for his untiring support for the Tuazonians.
Banking institutions, Sanggunian Bayan, local officials, parents, and private individuals committed to supporting the welfare of children during the NLC were given recognition.
Empowering Batang Tayabasin and Teachers
Jennifer E. Lopez, Director III, OIC of the National Educators Academy of the Philippines, emphasized that the learning camps were closely connected with taking good care of learners and giving support to teachers under the Matatag Agenda.
“Kailangan natin ng mga batang makabansa at magsisimula ito sa mga guro at lingkod bayan na makabansa,” Lopez said.
Lopez stressed the need to continue to provide learners with valuable educational and recreational activities through learning camps. (Anna Gob)
