San Andres School of Masinloc Inc.

Brgy. South Poblacion, Masinloc, Zambales

Project Proposal

I. Project Title
“Veggie for Andreans: Vegetable Production”

II. Project prominent:

This project is headed by the Supreme Student Government.

III. Project Rationale:

In line with the mission, vision of the school, this project will promote cleanliness and awareness of the students about
the environment issue and to be able for them to understand the benefit and importance of it.

IV. Project Objectives:

 To serve as laboratory of learning for the different subject areas as indicated in the
 instructional implications
 To build an understanding of and respect for nature and our environment.
 To provide opportunities for hands-on learning, inquiry, observation and experimentation.
 To promote physical activity and quality outdoor experiences.
 To teach students to nurture and care for other living things while developing patience.
  To develop appreciation of the students the importance of agriculture in their life as a source of food and income.
 To provide an opportunity for inculcating among the students the value of work, industry and caring for the
environment.

V. Project Description
The Income Generating Project entitled “Veggie for IM’s: Vegetable Production as source of fund. It has also become a
laboratory of learning for the teacher and the students. All the grades and Teachers are supportive of this project and an evaluation
of the Gulayan sa Paaralan in school-based was conducted twice to sustain the program.

VI. Project Duration

COMPLETION OF THE INCOME GENERATING PROJECT

Activities Timeframe Expected Outcome Human Resources

Involved
Orientation of the pupils June 23,2020 Oriented the pupils Adviser and
& parents regarding the (1:00-3:00 p.m) & parents Students
IGP regarding the IGP
Secure permit for its June 24,2020 Secured permit for Adviser
approval & its approval &
implementation in the implementation in
division office the division office
Design of the garden June 26 Designed the Students
was successful 7:00-7:15 A.M garden
Digging-in the garden June 27 Dug out the garden Students
was made thru the help 7:00-12:00 A.M
of the parents
Weeding & grass June 28 Removed the Students
removal was done 3:00-5:00 P.M grasses
religiously
Soil was tilled June 28 Prepared the soil Students
 efficiently 3:00-5:00 P.M

Planted seeds and June 29 Planted seeds & Students

seedlings 7:00-7:30 A.M seedlings
Plants watered by pupils Everyday Watered the plants Students
in group 7:00-7:30 A.M
4:30-5:00 P.M
Weeds removed Every other day Weeded Students
7:00-7:30 A.M
Plants were mulched Once every month Mulched Students
7:00-7:30 A.M
Harvested the Produce Sept.-Oct. 2020, Harvested Adviser,
Feb.-Mar.2021 Students,
7:00-7:30 A.M
Sold the Vegetables Sept.-Oct. 2020, Sold the produce Adviser, Students
Feb.-Mar.2021
7:00-7:30 A.M

VII. Target Beneficiaries:

The Harvested crops and the collected money will use for the Supreme Student Government which will help to provide
some of the expenses that will be use for the future.

VIII. Proposed Budgets:

The only expenses will be Seeds and Certificates to the cooperation of each group that will be participating the Project.

A. Proposed Expenses
EXPENSES QUANTITY AMOUNT
1. Seeds 50 Php 3,000.00
2. Certificates 20 Php 200.00
TOTAL: Php 3,200.00

B. Proposed Income

Group Vegetable Quantity Amount Gross Amount

per kilo
Group I & II Sigarillas 10 kilos 25 250.00
6 kilos 25 150.00
Sigarillas 9 kilos 25 225.00
Sigarillas 8 kilos 25 200.00
Sigarillas 6 kilos 20 120.00
Sigarillas 4 kilos 20 80.00
Sigarillas 2 kilos 20 40.00
Singkamas 1 kilo 30 30.00
Singkamas 1 kilo 30 30.00
Sub-Total 1,125.00
Group III & IV Sigarillas 8 25 200.00
Sigarillas 7 25 175.00
Sigarillas 10 25 250.00
Sigarillas 6 25 150.00
Sigarillas 7 20 140.00
Sigarillas 5 20 100.00
Sigarillas 4 20 80.00
Sili 3 kilos 15 45.00
Sili 1 kilo 15 15.00
Sub-Total 1,155.00
Group V & VI Ampalaya 9 30 270.00
Ampalaya 10 30 300.00
Ampalaya 6 30 180.00
Ampalaya 4 30 120.00
Ampalaya 5 30 150.00
Ampalaya 4 30 120.00
Ampalaya 2 30 60.00
Ampalaya 2 30 60.00
Sub-Total 1,260.00
Group VII & Ampalaya 6 30 180.00
VIII
Ampalaya 8 30 240.00
Ampalaya 5 30 150.00
Ampalaya 4 30 180.00
Ampalaya 5 30 150.00
Ampalaya 4 30 120.00
Ampalaya 4 3 120.00
Sub-Total 1,140.00
Group IX Eggplant 6 25 150.00
Eggplant 4 25 100.00
Eggplant 6 25 150.00
Eggplant 4 25 100.00
Eggpalnt 3 25 75.00
575.00
Group X Okra 10 10 100.00
bundles
Okra 8 10 80.00
Okra 6 10 60.00
Okra 8 10 80.00
Sili 8 kilos 15 120.00
Sili 6 kilos 15 90.00
Sub-Total 530.00
 TOTAL 5,785.00

INCOME: 5,785.00
EXPENSES: - 3,200.00
2,585.00

IX. Monitoring and Evaluation

The project will be over all managed by the Supreme Student Government

Respectfully yours,

____________________
John Ace Elago
SSG Preident

____________________
 Patricia Anne Estella
SSG Vice-President

Noted by:

____________________
Marilou Elaugos
Principal

Approved/Disapproved by:

___________________
Joel Huerto
School Director
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