I List of Experiences of the Students

B. Clean Drive (March 2)

Josieree Cantaveros

On the 2nd of March, 2023, I participated in a clean-up drive that was conducted in
Karalangan Gate 1, Cainta Rizal. It was a very productive and meaningful activity, as we
were able to make a significant impact on the cleanliness and overall appearance of the
area.

What made the activity even more enjoyable was

the sense of that we felt while we were cleaning
Lup. We worked together, laughed together, and
even shared some snacks during our break time.
It was an excellent opportunity for us to bond with
our classmates.

Overall, I am glad to have participated in this

clean-up drive. It was an eye-opening experience
that made me appreciate the importance of
keeping our surroundings clean and healthy. It
also made me realize that small actions, such as
picking up trash, can make a big difference in our
environment. I hope that more people will be
encouraged to participate in similar activities and
help make our communities cleaner and better places to live in.

Gerrylice Cano

In the previous month March 2, 2023 to be exact. Our teacher in the Civic Welfare
Training Service (CWTS) announced that we should have at least one community service
to do. A Clean Up drive was assigned to our group. It promotes waste reduction,
recycling, reuse and creates public awareness on waste management and environmental
concerns.
Our group leader Justin Neo Parlan assigned us to bring our own cleaning materials
such as dust pan, trash bags, broomsticks, alcohol and soap. The Clean up drive was
located outside our school premises Karangalan Gate 1 , Cainta Rizal.

All in all, I've learned that unity is one of the things that everybody should have in
working with this clean up drive because without unity it will be difficult for us to do
other tasks.

“The environment is where we all meet; where we all have a mutual interest; it is the one
thing all of us share.” -Lady Bird Johnson

John Evangelista

I took part in a cleanup effort that was held in Karalangan Gate 1, Cainta Rizal, on March
2, 2023. We were able to have
a major influence on the
cleanliness and general
aesthetic of the region, thus it
was a highly fruitful and
important exercise.

Our professor planned the

event, and we had a fair
number of volunteers who
were ready to assist. To
assure our safety and
cleanliness throughout the
clean-up effort, we were
supplying gloves, masks,
dustpans, brooms, and waste bags. We picked up and disposed of the rubbish in a
responsible manner.

I'm generally delighted I took part in this cleanup effort. It was a sobering event that
made me realize how crucial it is to maintain a clean and safe environment. It also helped
me to realize how little things, like picking up rubbish, may have a tremendous impact on
the environment. I want more people will be inspired to take part in such initiatives and
contribute to making our neighborhoods safer and cleaner.

Elaissa Garcia

The encounter was incredible and we truly had fun doing the activity called "Clean-up
Drive" in Karangalan Gate 1. We ignored the hot climate and the sweat since of the
joyness and the energy that we felt that time. In that
place, I realized the esteem of our environment. Each
squander that we toss must be isolated so that some
way or another we are able contribute to the avoidance
of climate alter and worldwide warming

Justin Parlan

After doing the clean drive in URS Cainta it helps me learn and give knowledge about
Clean Drive, I realized the importance of responsible waste management and how it can
significantly contribute to environmental sustainability. The movement emphasized the
role of individuals in taking action towards a cleaner and healthier environment, and how
our small actions can make a big impact.

Another crucial lesson from

Clean Drive is the proper
disposal of hazardous waste.
Items such as batteries,
electronic devices, and other
toxic materials should be
disposed of properly to prevent them from contaminating the soil and water sources.

Overall, Clean Drive serves as a reminder that our actions have consequences, and we
should all take responsibility for our waste management practices.