I.
Philippine National Anthem
II. Sugbu Hymn
III. Alegria Hymn
IV. Montpeller Hym
V. Prayer
1: An American author once said, “No thief,
however skillful, can rob one of knowledge. That is
why, knowledge is the best and safest treasure to
acquire.” It is teachers and educators who will have
the most profound impact on the lives of our
students. It is us teachers who inspire them to learn,
acquire skills and giving emphasis on the practical
once, just like what they have learned from this
program-THE NATIONAL LEARNING CAMP.
2: And to formally start our program, may I request
everyone to please rise for the singing of Philippine
National Anthem, to be followed by the singing of
the Sugbu Hymn, Alegria Hymn, Montpeller Hymn
and a prayer.
3: You may now be seated.
4: We have come now to the end of this program,
National Learning Camp. I am certain that our
students are satisfied with the learnings they gained
from this program specially in ENGLISH,
SCIENCE and MATH. To our ever supportive
School Head, Mr. Paul B. Durangparang, our lively
and knowledgeable teachers in English, Science and
Math, our hardworking and dedicated grade 7 and 8
students who stayed with us until the end of this
program. A pleasant morning to all of us.
VI. Opening Remarks
5: At this juncture, to deliver the opening remarks,
we are pleased to have our very supportive school
head Mr. Paul B. Durangparang. A resounding
applause please.
6 : Thank you sir Paul for your words of welcome.
VII. Acknowledgement of Campers
7: Now, let me call in our profound Science teacher
Mr. Al Derek C. Sandalo to acknowledge the
Campers.
8: Thank you sir Al
VIII. Distribution of Certificates
9: At this juncture, is the most anticipated part of
this program , which is the distribution of
certificates of participation and tokens to the
students.
10: May I request Mr. Paul B. Durangparang, our
School Head, together with Maam Jennibeth G.
Dela Rita and the rest of the teachers to assist on the
distribution of certificates and tokens to the
students.
11: May I request Mrs. Jennibeth G. Dela Rita to
read the citation.
12: Thank you sir Paul, Maam Jennibeth and the
rest of the teachers. Congratulations to our students.
Indeed, all your hard works are now paid off.
IX. Closing Remarks
13: At this moment I am pleased to have our MATH
Teacher, Mr. Joemar Calib-og, who will deliver his
closing remarks.
14: Thank you sir Joemar. That was an inspiring
message for all of us!
15: Before we end this program, let me leave you a
quote from Abigail Adams that says “LEARNING
IS NOT ATTAINED BY CHANCE, IT MUST BE
SOUGHT FOR WITH ARDOR AND ATTENDED
TO WITH DILIGENCE.” It means that talent and
luck might happen to you by chance, but learning is
a skill and practice that anyone can accomplish with
diligence.
16: Thank you everyone specially to our dear
teachers, without your unceasing effort and
dedication, this program won’t be successful. And
to our students, we hope that you will bring with
you the knowledge and skills that you have gained
from your teachers and prove to us that this world is
a better place to live in if we only apply our
learnings in a good way.
17: This has been your host. Thank you and let’s
enjoy our lunch together.
Ardor-love, passion and enthusiasm