The Making of a Great School

Our Guiding Principles

CORE VALUES SERVICE...we pledge COMPETENCE...we work for EXELLENCE...we live by VISION Diclum Elementary School as a center of excellence by the year 2013; producing graduates who are competent in elementary education, equipped with life skills, morally-upright, and responsive to the demands of community life. MISSION The Diclum Elementary School commits itself to bring out the best in every learner through quality elementary education imbued with effective learning experiences and conducive environment brought about by committed teaching personnel and active involvement of parents and the community in a culture of high integrity, prestige, faith and genuine service.

Diclum Elementary School is one of the 33 elementary schools comprising the District of Tobias Fornier in the Division of Antique. It was established as a community primary school in 1930 by the people of Barangay Fatima (then a part of Diclum), Diclum, and Igdalaguit during the American colonial period. The school was first built on the land now occupied by Diclum National High School. It became a complete elementary school in 1947 and transferred to its present site in 1950. The school is home to the Diclum Elementary School Drum and Lyre Corps, Districts pioneer school band founded in 1970 and a three-time Binirayan Festival champion. It organized and maintained the Diclum Barangay High School (now Diclum National High School) as its extension project from 1972 to 1988 and revitalized the buri-weaving industry of the community through its various livelihood projects since the 1950s. Through the years, the school had produced an Atenean lawyer, a mayor, and a vice-governor all in one, physicians, nurses, teachers, engineers, seamen, PMA and UP graduates, CPAs, allied health professionals, office workers, OFWs, and skilled workers, among others. Since it began, the Diclum Elementary School has always been the communitys source of pride for being a traditional entry and winner to various competitions in the district, division, regional, and national levels. In 1993, Diclum Elementary School was named one of the Most Effective Elementary Schools in the Philippines. It also had 7 active Master Teachers during the 90s, the highest number ever held by a non-central school in Antique. In 2002, it was made as the TEEPs Satellite Leader School in the Division of Antique.

Diclum Elementary School

SCHOOL REPORT CARD 2011-2012

DISTRICT OF TOBIAS FORNIER DIVISION OF ANTIQUE

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Diclum Elementary School

Accomplishments for SY 2011-2012

Finance
Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses 1. MOOE 2011 P32, 731.00
A. H.E. Repair Works
Materials Fare Labor

Academic Performance
National Achievement Test Grade VI 2006 2007 2008
English 39.63 Science 38.80 Math 31.71 Filipino 49.12 HKS 47.31 TOTAL 41.31 50.33 43.29 44.67 67.00 55.00 52.06 47.06 57.38 70.17 67.39 62.44 60.89 2009 54.65 49.92 72.27 63.91 61.69 60.23 2010 79.91 86.67 74.63 80.42 71.94 78.71

Pupil Development
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 15 pupils attended the Division Press Conference held at San Jose Central School (DASJMS). 1 pupil won 3rd Place in Enviro-Mascot, Division Science Fair 2012 3 pupils (team) won 1st Place, Balagtasan Cluster I level, Moscoso-Rios Central School Participated in joint BSP-GSP Dist. Camp Two pupils joined Provl Jamboree, Libertad Pupils joined in English campfest, Science Fair and MTAP classes. Two pupils qualified for MTAP Challenge.

22, 738.60
18,138.60 450.00 4,500.00

B. Unified Test C. Supplies D. Diploma E. Paints (Stage) F. Wiring (Office)

7,000 1790.50 251.40 1,940 1,023.50

School-Based Management Fund 1. SMBRS P100,000

A. Repair of Partition Walls of 1970 Marcos Pre-Fab Building

Grade III SY 2008-2009 (No result, latest year) READING GRAMMAR MPS English 57.03 47.81 41.25 Filipino 63.69 34.69 Science 38.75 Math 52.92 Non-Readers and Non-Numerates SY 2011-2012 Non-Readers (English) Boys: 17 (8% of 216) Girls: 3 (1% of 198) Total: 20 (5% of 414)
Non-Readers (Filipino) same as above Boys: 17 (8% of 216) Girls: 3 (1% of 198) Total: 20 (5% of 414) Non-Numerates Boys: 15 (7% of 216) Girls: 3 (1% of 198)

Staff Development
1. 2. Two teachers were promoted to Master Teacher I. Two out of 3 teachers nominated by the District to Master Teacher I are from Diclum ES. Two teachers were promoted to Teacher III. Recently, another three out of 4 teachers nominated by the District to Master Teacher I are from Diclum ES.

Department of Budget and Management 1. Priority Development Assistance Fund of Rep. Paolo Everardo S. Javier P1.116 Million
A. Construction of 2-Classroom Semi-furnished building Mr. and Miss Elementary Day October /December 2011 1. Amount Raised P85, 147.50 1. Expenses for canvassing/coronation P17, 753.95 2. Flooring of the covered gym annex P15,314.00 3. Purchase of new computer set w/printer and accessories P 22, 105.00 4. Purchase of monobloc chairs (30pcs) P10,950.00 5. Paints, etc. P3, 731.00 6. Miscellaneous P6,765.50 BALANCE 8, 528.05 DPWH payment for the demolished fence due to the widening project of National Road Amount received: 108, 300.00 (16 spans of fence)

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Staff Profile
Principal I 1 Master Teachers I&II 3 Teacher III 6 Teacher II 3 Teacher I 4 Administrative Aide I 1 TOTAL: 18 Sex Age Group Male 2 Female 16 51-65 41-50 30-40 20-29 3 5 9 1 6 3 5 4

Total: 18 (4% of 414)

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Annual Enrollment Participation rate Achievement Rate Cohort-Survival rate Completion Rate Repetition rate Transition rate Graduation rate Drop Out rate Retention rate Failure rate

SY 2011-2012 470 100% 98% 88% 88% 2% 100% 98% 0.9% 97% 3.6%

Residency

Fatima Diclum Igdalaguit Others