Holy Child Educational Center, Inc.

San Jose, Iriga City, Philippines

Theme : EMBRACING the 21st CENTURY CHALLENGES for a LIFE-LONG CONNECTION towards EXCELLENCE LIFE LONG
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Holy Child Educational Center, Inc. Grade school and high school departments are about to face the final Day challenge of the Second Term the final 1 assessment that will measure and Oct. 16 evaluate the level of understanding and Day learning based from the set standards. Assessment of learning is not done to 2 Oct. 17 pose difficulty to the school children or to assign numerical descriptions for the Day report card. It is given to improve and 3 enrich the learners level of Oct. 18 understanding. Term-end assessment is an academic task that end will establish the evidence of enduring learning and understanding which is the end end-in-mind in every teaching and learning process.

Second Term Exam Schedule

Grade 1-2 Char. Ed w/ Rel Filipino Computer Math A.P. Mother Tongue (Gr.1) Science English MAPEH (Gr.1) October 15 Monday October 16 Tuesday Grade 3-6 Char. Ed w/ Rel Filipino Computer Math A.P. M.A.P.E. Science English H.E.L.E. (4-6) Grade 7 7-9 Values Ed./ Rel Filipino Computer Math w/ Bus. Math Araling Panlipunan TLE with Bus. Prog. Science with Intro.to
Bio./Chem/ Physics English w/ Bus. Eng

MAPEH

Let us support our test-takers this Second Term takers Examinations set next week, October 16 16-18, 2012: 1. Ensure that they will have enough time to REVIEW the lessons with the stated skills and competencies in the Parents Involvement Kit (PIK) for the grade schoolers) or Pointers to Review for the high school students. 2. Have a child-friendly review session. friendly 3. Let your kids do their way in reviewing their lessons; just supervise and be ready to give your help in case they need it. 4. Let them go to bed early the night before the exam so they can get up early the next day. 5. Give them full breakfast for proper focusing. 6. Provide more water intake for better brain functions. Let them bring bottled water to replenish the oxygen used by the brain. 7. Make sure that they have two or more pencils or pens and erasers. Test folder is also required. It does not need to be new. 8. Give them the positive psychological and emotional conditioning by giving them hugs l and kisses before they go to school. This will boost their confidence.

October 17 Wednesday

October 18 Thursday

October 19 Friday

Learning Holiday : Half-Day Dismissal Time : 11:30 a.m. Day 1 of Term Exam Dismissal Time : 11:30 a.m. Enhancement Class in Math 2) (G.3-9) Tutorial : 3:30 (G.1-2) 4:30 (G.3 Day 2 of Term Exam Dismissal Time : 11:30 a.m. Enhancement Class in English Tutorial : 3:30 (G.1-2) 4:30 (G.3 2) (G.3-9) Day 3 of Term Exam Dismissal Time : 11:40 a.m. UN & Halloween Practices in the afternoon for all levels Grade School Regular Classes & ARA Day UN & Halloween Practices for all levels in Grade School Dept Dismissal Time : 3:00 p.m. High School Business Tour

REMINDERS!
Students or parents who have settled their accounts will be issued a Term Exam PINK FORM which serves as their TEST PERMIT. The Term Exam Pink Form should be presented to the adviser/proctor on or before the first day of the examination week for the student to be able to take the exam. The school will strictly implement NO PERMIT-NO EXAM NO POLICY on the second day.

Test taking is our school childrens battle not ours, as parents. They know for sure how to fight and face this challenge. Let them go through it w with confidence.
Note : Most of the subjects credit Test Term Exam results with 30% of their Grades.

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FROM THE DESK of O.S.A

OFFICE OF THE STUDENT AFFAIRS
FIRST SEM ARA FORMS GIVEN TODAY
The class advisers have distributed the First Semester ARA Form today for students to accomplish. This form must be placed in the level color-coded folder. Should the form be lost, secure for another copy from the Office of the Student Affairs. Be guided with the GUIDELINES in ACCOMPLISHING THE ARA FORM 1 stated in the previous issue of PB. SCHEDULE of ACCOMPLISHING / SUBMISSION:

NEWS TIDBITS
OCTOBER 26 is a REGULAR HOLIDAY
President Benigno Noy-noy Aquino, Jr. declared October 26, 2012 as a REGULAR HOLIDAY in observance of Eidul Adha. This is under his Presidential Proclamation No. 488 declaring the said date as a REGULAR HOLIDAY all over the country in observance of the FEAST of SACRIFICE, or the Eidul Adha, one of the two greatest feasts in ISLAM. The proclamation was signed last October 9. With this, we inform you of the following changes in the institutional celebrations of the school:

1. ARA Form given today, October 12, 2012. 2. One-week accomplishment after its release. 3. Submit the accomplished form to the Office of the Student Affairs (OSA) for validation and approval.

DUE DATE : October 22, 2012

Note : OSA will release ARA FORM 2 the Acknowledgement Form, which states that the ARA points garnered have been validated and approved.

FOR YOU TO KNOW

IMPORTANT DATES & ACTIVITIES

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FROM THE DESK of the O.S.H.

Mdm. Anna Luisa S. Tirao - School Principal Every endeavor is a product of long planning, determination, and hard work of the people behind it. It is but fitting that we acknowledge their hard work and express their gratitude to them. In behalf of the HCECi Community, let me convery my sincerest thanks to all of you for your recent thoughtfulness. It was so kind of you to remember your teachers on their special day. Likewise, my heartfelt gratitude to the SPGO, headed by Rina Angela L. Peales, to the SSGO, headed by Ma. Paula Bianca O. Monsalve, for the Tribute to Mentors. To all the supportive and generous parents and the PTA Executive Board, headed by Mr. Santi Abel Ramos, our sincerest thanks for all the support. The community is truly touched by the gestures of support and appreciation. I may not be able to name all of those who worked for the success of the event but deep within my heart and all the mentors in HCECi overflows an outpouring gratitude. You are all included in our prayers. Thank you very much and may the blessings of GOD through the intercession of the Holy Child go far and wide to you and your family.
MDM. ANNA LUISA S. TIRAO School Principal PARENTS BULLETIN Vol. 7, Issue No. 15 SY 2012-2013

OCTOBER
16-18
Tue-Thurs

SECOND TERM EXAMINATIONS

NO PERMIT-NO TEST POLICY

19
Fri

JR. HIGH SCHOOL BUSINESS TOUR

initiative of Supreme Student Government

24
Wed

am UNITED NATIONS CELEBRATION

PRESCHOOL DEPARTMENT

pm LIVING ROSARY GRADESCHOOL/HS 25

Thur

am UNITED NATIONS CELEBRATION pm HALLOWEEN PARTY 3:00 PM EIDUL ADHA, Feast of Sacrifice
REGULAR HOLIDAY, NO CLASSES

26
Fri

28-31
Sun-Wed

12th INST. BSP*GSP JOINT ENCAMPMENT

INVESTITURE PROGRAM, CAMPING, ETC.

29-31
Mon-Wed

STUDENTS SEMESTRAL BREAK

NO CLASSES

NOVEMBER
1-2
Thur-Fri

ALL SAINTS/SOULS DAY

NO CLASSES

5
Monday

RESUME of CLASSES
ALL LEVELS

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ENROLMENT FOR THE SECOND BATCH OF SPORTS CLINIC PROGRAM for FOOTBALL IS NOW GOING ON! Please see the REGISTRARS OFFICE for INQUIRIES!!!
October 12, 2012 Page 2

SCHOOL POLICY NEWS TIDBITS

HCECi IMPLEMENTS NO I.D. NO ENTRY POLICY
In reference to the HCECi Acad. Order No. 06 entitled STUDENTS KRA on COMPLETE PRESCRIBED SCHOOL UNIFORM and as mandated by the School President, effective since last October 9, 2012, the school has been implementing the NO ID-NO ENTRY POLICY, hence all HCECi pupils and students shall wear complete prescribed school uniform every day and school P.E. uniform on a scheduled day while inside the school campus. The provisions of the said order are as follows:
1. In instances when a student cannot wear the complete prescribed school or P.E. uniform, he must present a valid reason through an excuse letter duly signed by the parent/guardian for submission to the Homeroom Adviser or the P.E. teacher.
2. The ID is part of the uniform. ALL STUDENTS

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ON BOARD for a BUSINESS TOUR

The Supreme Student Government (SSG) initiated an outbound-activity, dubbed as Junior High on Board for Business Tour, its very first educational tour, on October 19, 2012. This educational treat delights the cognitive, psychomotor, and affective aspects of the junior high school students in relation to entrepreneurship and business engagements in the near future. Giving these students the opportunity to be with their schoolmates in a various setting increases their self-confidence, independence and self-reliance. Together with the SSG President, Ma. Paula Bianca O. Monsalve, the Head of the Student Affairs, Mr. Melvin C. Federis personally went to some business establishments and academic institutions situated along and within Naga City and asked permission to visit them. This would be a great help for the students in HCECi-Junior High School department, since the school is a Business Science Oriented Curriculum School.

must always wear and bring their ID to school. Addendum : For those who have lost their IDs, secure a temporary school ID from the school registrar. Replacement will be done the soonest possible time. 3. Students ID will also be used for borrowing books from the library and sports equipment purposes. 4. The P.E. uniform is worn during PE classes. Students should change to PE uniform at the beginning of PE time in the morning or in the afternoon (half-day) and change again to regular HCEC uniform after PE class (half-day also) unless special arrangements are done with the approval of the PE teacher, Head of Discipline and the school heads (Vice-Principal or School Principal). 5. Immediate dissemination of and compliance with this order is directed. strict

FULL-PACKED SEMENDER ACTIVITIES SET

For years now, HCECi has celebrated its culminating activities before the semester ends with occasions and events that highlight the trifocal celebrations : Living Rosary, United Nations and Halloween Craze 2012. This year, sem-ender activities commences with the celebration of the Living Rosary. This is the conventional and customary tradition that the school has observed in honor of our Lady of Rosary. This will immediately be followed by the United Nations Celebrations featuring the different Festival Dances around the world. The school encourages everyone to observe simplicity and frugality with regards to costumes and expenses. Trainers are allowed and costumes are limited to PE / ARA shirt, school uniform, black and white t shirts, shorts and tights with leotards. Modification is encouraged. Non-festival dancers are also invited to join the PARADE of NATIONAL COSTUMES, but this is not compulsory. This will be culminated by the HALLOWEEN CRAZE 2012 wherein everyone gets to be visited by the creepiest, scariest, well-loved Halloween Characters. Full details about this event will be posted on the next October 12, 2012 issue. Page 3

Note : For male Students

Printed or Colored undershirt is not allowed. Plain White Undershirt must always be tucked in and must be shorter in length than the polo shirt. The boys haircut inspection shall be done by the Head of Discipline during the assembly every first Monday of the month. Students who fail the inspection are expected to comply with the rule on haircut within three (3) days after the inspection.
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UNITED NATIONS CELEBRATION

G/S
6-H 6-H 6-H 6-H 6-H 6-H 6-H 6-H 6-H 6-H 6-H 6-H

NAMES
Aquiler, Ramius C. Peales, Rina Angela L. Praxides, Francis Vincent B. Elevado, Elaine Faye R. Alforque, Chrisel Marie T. Morales, John Edward O. Espinola, Andrea Louise A. Brazan, Paul Harvey B. Jance, Disney V. Pamonag, Dennis Michael O. Solomo, John Raymond R. Baay, Sarah Aira Marie C.

UN QUIZ RESULTS
G/S
1-L 1-L 1-L 1-L 1-L 1-L 1-L 1-L 1-L 1-F 1-F 1-F 1-F 1-F 2-P 2-P 2-P 2-W 2-W 2-W 2-W 3-F 3-F 3-F 3-F 3-C 3-C 3-C 3-C 4-P 4-P 4-P 4-U 4-U 4-U 5-P 5-P 5-P 5-P 5-P 5-P 5-P 5-P 5-F 5-F 5-F 5-F 6-P 6-P 6-P 6-P 6-P

NAMES
Del Parto, Sonnygreg V. Bermas, Juliannah Claire P. Morillo, Angel Nicole N. Regalado, Francene G. Pili, Alethea Joie H. Mendez, Eric Fabian Thirdy A. Sadang, JC John Philip V. Relatores, Mary Pons Rica E. Rejano, Samantha Rendon, John Paul M. Gamiao, Athena Tamara A. Doroin, Jorrel R. Ibias, Frankie Miel V. Taalas, Ashley Venice M. Gonzales, Andres Raymundo IV P. Recuenco, Johanna Leeann C. Pamonag, Denyle Mae O. Llagas, Marie Crisnia Juliana I. Belmonte, Alea Ysthianna A. Borja, Archelle Leanne S. Taburnal, Mark Louise E. Rosin Kayla B. Obero, Karl Andrei O. Cruz, Shane Andrea R. Ibarreta, Jannah Mineja B. Boac, Ashley Jay G. Campo, Jose Paolo Ll. Intia, Joseph Humphrey V. Acapulco, Kyla Reigne Louise R. Catimbang, Ma. Arabela N. Pacordo, Kenneth T. Talagtag, Mathew P. Caeso, Christine Maica C. Nadal, Johnben Augustus A. Albia, Jan Angelo Limari R. Ngo, Mharian Abegail T. Go, Denise Mae D. Llorin, Marioli Therese Ann D. Tino, Jakel Uziah T. Oliveros, Jiela Joselle R. Nazarrea, Princess Mae B. Bregala, Diana Krystelle Q. Royong, Quimberly Portugal, Kyle Christian T. Turiano, Ma. Med Eulexi P. Renegado, Angela Mae S. Cortero, Mary Abigail T. Tombado, Benjohn B. Togores, Gwyneth P. Gonzales, John Vincent G. Blazado, Kiana Marie P. Lantin, Elijah S.

RANK ARA 5 1st 4 2nd nd 4 2 2nd 4 nd 4 2 rd 3 3 3 3rd rd 3 3 rd 3 3 5 1st nd 4 2 nd 4 2 3 3rd rd 3 3 st 5 1 4 2nd rd 3 3 1st 5 st 5 1 nd 4 2 3 3rd st 5 1 nd 4 2 4 2nd rd 3 3 st 5 1 4 2nd nd 4 2 rd 3 3 5 1st nd 4 2 3 3rd st 5 1 nd 4 2 4 2nd st 5 1 nd 4 2 4 2nd nd 4 2 nd 4 2 3 3rd rd 3 3 3rd 3 st 5 1 nd 4 2 4 2nd rd 3 3 st 5 1 4 2nd nd 4 2 nd 4 2 4 2nd

RANK ARA 5 1st 5 1st st 5 1 nd 4 2 4 2nd nd 4 2 nd 4 2 4 2nd nd 4 2 nd 4 2 4 2nd nd 4 2

LITERACY MONTH CELEBRATION

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

WORD CRACKING CONTEST by group

G/S
7SF 7SF 7SF 7SF 7SF 7SF 7SF 7SF 9SJ 9SJ 9SJ 9SJ 9SJ 9SJ 9SJ 9SJ 8ST 8ST 8ST 8ST 8ST 8ST 8ST 8ST

NAMES
Jove, Yogad T. Teodoro, Ma. Cecilia B. Zagada, Angelika Princess T. Bernal, Hendrix Julle S. Sayson, Marvin O. Kaler, Sandip Kaur Villaflor, Shaney C. Samar, Chelsea Cleofe S. Kaler, Harmanjot Kaur Nanali, Angeli B. Almazan, Jodessa Jane B. Ibias, Larnny Alison T. Rodriguez, Luzille A. Gorgonia, Abigail A. Agnas, Jessamae V. Radan, Peter Jhustine V. Elpedes, Ivan Cian D. Antonio, Mario II D. Sumayao, Jian Paolo M. Mota, John Robert Rainer S. Dilla, Maria Cristina Kate B. Espijon, Jeanelle Marie A. Salazar, Alyssa Kaye N. Comot, Maribeth S.

RANK 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd

ARA 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 5+1 4+1 4+1 4+1 4+1 4+1 4+1 4+1 4+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1 3+1

WORD CRACKING CONTEST individual

G/S
9SJ 8ST 9SJ 9SJ 7SF

NAMES
Ayubo. Justin Ryan L. Valenzuela, James Lorenzo L. Espiritu, Rojen Mae A. Paraiso, Jenelyn M. Pontillas, Brent Louie H.

RANK ARA 5 1st nd 4 2 3rd 3 th 2 4 th 2 5

CLASSROOM ELIMINATIONS WINNERS

G/S
7SF 7SF 7SF

NAMES
Oida, Kyla E. Teodoro, Ma. Cecilia B. Pontillas, Brent Louie H.

RANK ARA 5 1st nd 4 2 rd 3 3

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CLASSROOM ELIMINATIONS WINNERS

G/S
8ST 8ST 8ST 9SJ 9SJ 9SJ

SPELLING BEE FINAL FACE-OFF

G/S
5 5 5 6 6 6

NAMES
Sumayao, Jian Paolo M. Espijon, Jeanelle Marie A. Valenzuela, James Lorenzo L. Ibias, Larnny Alison T. Rodriguez, Luzille A. Paraiso, Jenelyn M.

RANK ARA 5 1st 4 2nd rd 3 3 1st 5 nd 4 2 rd 3 3

NAMES
Naceno, Gioshua Bobby N. Portugal, Kyle Christian T. Beria, Fernando III T. Rebulado, Kimberly Jane Peales, Rina Angela L. Guevara, Xil Lucia L.

RANK ARA 5 1st 4 2nd rd 3 3 st 5 1 4 2nd rd 3 3

ESSAY WRITING CONTEST WINNERS

G/S
7SF 7SF 7SF 7SF 7SF 8ST 8ST 9SJ 9SJ 9SJ 9SJ 9SJ

PARENTING CORNER
GOAL SETTING for CHILDREN
All parents want their children to be successful in whatever they choose to undertake in life. Setting and achieving goals forms a strong basis on which your childrens success can be built. Here are valuable tips on teaching children how to set and achieve goals: 1. Plan. Be specific on what goals would be appropriate for your child to set based on the strengths your child manifests. Help your child to choose and write down a plan of action; then work out a strategy of how you could help your child to achieve those specific goals. 2. Assess. Make sure that the goals set are attainable- while keeping in mind your childs age, ability and available opportunities. 3. Encourage. As parents, your approbation and encouragement can reinforce his/her feelings of self-worth. Persistent and genuine praise could trigger greater achievement in the attainment of the goals set. 4. Support. Show your support every step of the way to achieve the goals. Teach your child to prioritize his/her activities, and make sure of the nature of help required from you.
(http://www.helium.com/items/1763519-achieve-mind-setteach-plan-inspireassess-ncourage-deadlineconfidence-example-vision)

NAMES
Teodoro, Ma. Cecilia B. Sayson, Marvin O. Zagada, Angelika Princess T. Espijon, Jojen Christian A. Bernal, Hendrix Julle S. Espijon, Jeanelle Marie A. Salazar, Alyssa Kaye N. Ayubo. Justin Ryan L. Nanali, Angeli B. Rodriguez, Luzille A. Monsalve, Ma. Paula Bianca O. Ibias, Larnny Alison T.

RANK ARA 5 1st nd 4 2 rd 3 3 2 4th th 2 5 st 5 1 4 2nd st 5 1 st 5 1 4 2nd nd 4 2 3rd 3

POSTER MAKING CONTEST WINNERS

G/S
8ST 8ST 9SJ 9SJ 9SJ 9SJ

NAMES
Valenzuela, James Lorenzo L. Sumayao, Jian Paolo M. Ibias, Larnny Alison T. Estallo, Nikka F. Rodriguez, Luzille A. Espiritu, Rojen Mae A.

RANK ARA 5 1st st 5 1 st 5 1 4 2nd rd 3 3 th 2 4

SLOGAN MAKING CONTEST WINNERS

G/S
7SF 7SF 7SF 7SF 8ST

NAMES
Teodoro, Ma. Cecilia B. Talaguit, Shirleane Joy B. Oida, Kyla E. Sayson, Marvin O. Salazar, Alyssa Kaye N.

RANK ARA 5 1st 4 2nd rd 3 3 4th 2 st 5 1

*** Thank you for making yourself wellinformed on school matters by reading the

New Parents Bulletin.

MR. MELVIN C. FEDERIS
School Vice-Principal

LITERACY MONTH CELEBRATION

GRADE SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

SPELLING BEE FINAL FACE-OFF

G/S
1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4

NAMES
Morillo, Angel Nicole N. Pili, Alethea Joie H. Bermas, Juliannah Claire P. Bermal, Juris Margareth S. Turiano, Aldo Jr. P. Llagas, Marie Crisnia Juliana I. Peyra, Alyssa Kirsten R. Rosin, Kayla B. Sagara, Macy Sophia B. Caeso, Christine Maica C. Altamia, Richell Marie I. Pacordo, Kenneth T.

RANK ARA 5 1st nd 4 2 rd 3 3 5 1st nd 4 2 rd 3 3 5 1st nd 4 2 rd 3 3 5 1st nd 4 2 3rd 3

MRS. ANNA LUISA S. TIRAO

School Principal

MRS. TERESITA P. NADAL

School Directress

REPLY SLIP

I have received and read the PB Vol. 7, Issue No. 15 dated October 12, 2012.
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