Our group’s parents took this opportunity to teach their children about faith by bringing them to our Easter Family Banquet activity. We started the activity with meditation, games, and Liturgical mass and finished it with lunch and the distribution of gifts.
We started this month-long celebration by posting pubmats about Oral Health Month on all our social media platforms. Our pubmats included informative posters, giveaway posters, and videos containing dental care tips and jokes. Giveaway prizes included dental trinkets, toothbrushes, toothpaste, mouthwash, and more.
Over the course of six Saturdays, our Grade 4 students embarked on a journey of learning and preparation. They have not only acquired sufficient knowledge but also delved deep into the mystery of Christ. This understanding has allowed them to approach the reception of the body of Christ with faith and devotion, a testament to their growth and commitment.
After four years of hiatus, we brought back our Collective Celebration activity, where we summon the children beneficiaries whose birthdays fall on the covered months of the quarter.
In Filipino culture, Herohan (for Pag-asa) or Bayanihan stems from the Tagalog word “bayan,” which means nation, town, or community. It represents the spirit of unity, cooperation, and mutual assistance among community members working towards a shared objective.