THEMATIC

         ENVIRONMENT MONTH

Environment Month is a time to appreciate the beauty of our planet and understand its vital role in our lives. It's a call to action, uniting people to work together towards a common goal: protecting our environment. Every individual has a part to play in this theme, inspiring us all to join forces and make a difference for the sake of our nature.

       

During last year's school-wide general clean-up drive, all organizations were called upon to participate. This photo was taken while I was leading the clean-up effort behind the English Department. As an officer, I felt a responsibility to be present and contribute to the event.

                 

                 This photo captures a moment from the National Clean Up Drive Month. As a member of the BSP community, I actively contribute to environmental cleanliness. During this drive, I was entrusted with leading our clean-up team.

 

 

In addition to my role as a scout, I'm also an officer of the Mapeh club. Every Friday, we're tasked with maintaining the cleanliness of our department. As an officer, I take extra responsibility for ensuring its tidiness.

 

   

I am an officer of the 4h club in our barangay, we were tasked to make a recycled plant pots to lessen the plastic waste in our barangay. The recycled plant pots were intended to enhance the aesthetics of the barangay hall's facade.

1st photo: taken by my co-officer last s.y

2nd photo: taken by some random guy

3rd photo: taken by my co-officer 

4th photo: taken by our chairman

 

 

Reflection

 

         REFLECTION 

The history of the internet has been a revelation, introducing me to a world of unfamiliar figures and groundbreaking innovations. I was particularly struck by the story of Rodolfo Villarica, the founder of PHNet. Exploring the intricate workings of the blog and its various components was captivating, and the concept of protocol was entirely new to me. This learning experience has been immensely enriching, and I'm confident that these newfound insights will serve me well in the future.

Time management was hard because of the schedule, we had a limited time working on our stations. Let's say we only had 40 minutes each day, 5 minutes for walking since our

building is quite far from the computer lab, aside from that, working on our blogpost is scheduled so the rest are discussions.

How did i address these challenges?, I wrote my draft and encoded all of them then I sent it on my email so when it is our time to work I simply pasted it on my draft. Since some of our classes were suspended due to the weather, I logged in on my laptop so that it won't be a problem when the time is not enough during the period.

I will use these knowledge in the future, moving on the next quarter, I will do my best and will make a greater effort and greater improvement.

REFERENCES:

https://images.app.goo.gl/ZiGLqPPxsCvcRNHt7

https://www.vectorstock.com/royalty-free-vector/time-is-running-vector-28379158

Teacher's Month

 I want to take this opportunity to express my gratitude and appreciation to our teachers. Their teaching made our feature brighter. Let us be thankful of what they have done for us. All the hard works, sacrifices must be appreciated as we celebrate this month. To our adviser, former adviser, former teachers, I won't forget the moral lessons I've learned from you, that made me more myself. To our teachers today, thank you in advance, we know that you're the key to our success.

I am particularly grateful to our ICT teacher, Ma'am Evelyn, thank you ma'am. Thank you in advance ma'am, we know you won't let us down. 

REFERENCES:

https://eduadvisor.my/articles /how-to-be-a-teacher-in-malaysia

https://www.deccanherald.com

centraldigest.com

Together We Rise

                        

TOGETHER for our country

The Philippines has faced numerous challenges, many of which are man-made. While it's difficult to acknowledge our role in these issues, we must accept responsibility. Our resilience as Filipinos has been tested time and again, and we've overcome adversity with the support of our government. Whether the challenges are natural or man-made, we are a nation that refuses to be defeated. Let's face these problems together, drawing strength from our courage and unwavering spirit.

     One of the most significant challenges our country faces is disaster. The Philippines, situated in the Pacific Ring of Fire and within the typhoon belt, experiences an average of 20 typhoons annually. These natural disasters have a devastating impact on the lives of Filipinos, particularly those living below the poverty line who lack access to essential resources like food, shelter, and healthcare.

 

While we cannot always prevent disasters, we must strive to mitigate their impact. Filipinos are known for their strong spirit, their determination to overcome adversity. We must not rely solely on the government; instead, we must work hand-in-hand with them to build a more resilient nation. We have faced countless challenges before, and with faith in ourselves and in God, we can overcome this one together.

REFERENCES: https://.economictimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/disaster

eco-business.com

https://e.vnexpress.net/news/environment/philippine-remains-world-s-most-disaster-prone-country-4730518.html

To Mr. President

 Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

President

Republic of the Philippines 

The Malacanang Palace

Aug 29, 2024

Ilocos Sur National High School

Dear Mr. President

            A pleasant morning Mr. President, I hope a nice day for you today.

            I would like to extend my gratefulness through this letter. Throughout the yea rour country faced a lot of challenges and conflicts but you were there for our country. I have seen a lot of improvements that you made, as a student it has been a lot of help to me. You made a lot of adjustments just for us to be comfortable with studying.

             I hope you find this letter and feel my appreciations from the heart. God may bless you and guide you on your way to achieve the success of our country. May you consider this letter as your inspiration on improving our country.

Sincerely yours,

Nicole Menor

REFERENCES:

https://images.app.goo.gl/vFoNRn9EFxVFQT7z8

https://images.app.goo.gl/V1LtnnCUACimxYk1A

https://images.app.goo.gl/rWZAA2rZ6h3yCTE9A

Who am I?

            

                 What's inside the box?

                 The box held a curious collection of notes, each offering a glimpse into someone's life. The first note, a simple account of a thrilling roller coaster ride, felt grounded in reality. It read: "I went to the carnival and rode the roller coaster with eight people. The ride was thrilling, and I nearly died, but after the ride, it was such a relief for all of us." The casual tone and specific details made it feel like a genuine experience.

               The second note was a longer, more personal reflection. It began with a proud declaration: "My biggest flex in life is I have never been admitted to the hospital since I was born." The writer then shared memories of their birth on January 10, 2009, and the joy of being welcomed by their grandmother. They described their "tiny eyes" as a source of compliments, and mentioned their grandmother naming them "Nicole" without a second name. The note ended with a bittersweet reflection on their grandmother's death before their first birthday: "My lola died before my 1st birthday. I didn't even have the chance to see my lovely lola."

            The final note was a brief statement of the author's aspirations: "I have nothing to brag about my life, but I am glad that my family always supports me. I can't wait for my success because I want to spoil my family. I've always dreamed about having luxurious cars, a house, a hacienda with lots of horses, and branded clothes. But in order to get those, I need to work and work hard." The note concluded with a simple statement: "Those plans are not just for me, but for my family also. I will keep the box for the future."