THE grand launch of the National Learning Camp 2023 at Cosina Integrated School was a resounding success.
Led by Hatch Masigasig, together with the officers and members of the Royal Knights Eagles Club, the event was filled with delightful activities benefiting both the school and the students.
The partnership made the National Learning Camp even stronger, as all the participating partners and stakeholders signed the commitment wall.
One of the highlights was the gift-giving program, where free pairs of sleepers were given to the participating students.
This generous act aimed to provide comfort and support to the students as they embarked on their three-week nationwide learning camp.
In addition to the gift-giving program, the kickoff ceremony also featured feeding programs, unlimited ice cream, and an incredible magic show, which captivated the 300 students in attendance.
These joyful occasions added to the excitement and anticipation for the upcoming learning camp.
Department of education (DepEd) Region 10 Regional Director Dr. Arturo B. Bayocot, was represented by Dr. Federico P. Martin, OIC-Regional Director while Bukidnon Division Schools Division Superintendent, Dr. Victoria Gazo was represented by Regyn Mary Ruiz.
Dr. Martin graced the event as the guest of honor and speaker.
Cosina Integrated School Talakag 1 is one of the far-flung schools of Bukidnon, hence included in the prioritized schools by Royal Knights Eagles Club for adoption, considering other parameters aside from its distance.
Dr. Martin emphasized that the activities during the launching were connected closely with Taking good care of learners (TA) and Giving support to teachers (G) under MATATAG AGENDA.
He expounded that the activities during the launching would relax, re-charge, inspire, and motivate the learners and teachers to keep going, that education must be connected with societal transformation, and that community service is necessary nowadays.
“The acts of goodness we do today, witnessed by our learners will be done by them in due time as multipliers!,” Dr. Martin stressed.
He emphasized the significance of the activities, recognizing their role in preparing the students for the learning camp and motivating them to excel.
Furthermore, the official adoption of Cosina Integrated School by Hatch Masigasig of the Royal Knights Eagles Club was a notable development.
This partnership aimed to benefit not only the students but also the entire school community.
Dr. Martin also highlighted the importance of continued service and collaboration for the school’s growth and the students’ success.
The President of the Royal Knights Eagles Club, Eric Daabay, expressed their unwavering commitment to the partnership and their dedication to serving the adopted school.
Daabay also thanked the presence of the Royal Knights Lady Eagles Club headed by the club President lady Eagle Love Sanarez for joining the whole-day event.
“The club pledged to promote true partnership through quality education,” said Daabay, ensuring that Cosina Integrated School receives the support it needs for continuous improvement.
John Mark Oligario, the school head of Cosina Integrated School, expressed his gratitude towards the stakeholders and new partners of the school.
He even renewed his dedication to enhancing the school for the benefit of the students and set a positive example for future generations.
The lively launching ceremony, which lasted from 9 am to 5 pm, set the stage for the National Learning Camp 2023 on a high note.
The palpable joy on the faces of the participating students showcased the success of the kickoff event and raised high expectations for the forthcoming learning camp.
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