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    Capunitan Elementary School held its 118th Independence Day celebration on June 12th to commemorate the Philippines' declaration of independence from Spain in 1898. Students from different grade levels performed poems, songs, and a video presentation about Philippine history and heroes to promote patriotism. The event celebrated the country's freedom and honored the sacrifices made by heroes in the Philippine revolution.

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    Capunitan Elementary School held its 118th Independence Day celebration on June 12th to commemorate the Philippines' declaration of independence from Spain in 1898. Students from different grade levels performed poems, songs, and a video presentation about Philippine history and heroes to promote patriotism. The event celebrated the country's freedom and honored the sacrifices made by heroes in the Philippine revolution.

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    Capunitan Elementary School held its 118th Independence Day celebration on June 12th to commemorate the Philippines' declaration of independence from Spain in 1898. Students from different grade levels performed poems, songs, and a video presentation about Philippine history and heroes to promote patriotism. The event celebrated the country's freedom and honored the sacrifices made by heroes in the Philippine revolution.

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    Capunitan Elementary School held its 118th Independence Day celebration on June 12th to commemorate the Philippines' declaration of independence from Spain in 1898. Students from different grade levels performed poems, songs, and a video presentation about Philippine history and heroes to promote patriotism. The event celebrated the country's freedom and honored the sacrifices made by heroes in the Philippine revolution.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region III
    Schools Division Office of Bataan
    District of Orion
    CAPUNITAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
    Contact No.: 244-9745 | Email: capunitanes@gmail.com |Address: Capunitan, Orion, Bataan

    PICTORIAL NARRATIVE REPORT ON 118th


    INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

    Araw ng Kalayaan or Day of Freedom also known as annual National Holiday in


    the Philippines observed on June 12, commemorating the Philippine Declaration of
    Independence from Spain on June 12, 1898. Since 1962, it has been the country’s
    National Day.

    The Department of education as one of the government agencies that promotes


    and inculcates young learners’ mind to continuously uphold the freedom we lived on for
    the past years, the department is annually commemorating this historic event through
    the schools by holding a program in celebration of Independence Day.

    So with this, Capunitan Elementary School is yearly engaging this momentous


    event that show how important it is and how valuable all the sacrifices and the heroic
    deeds of Filipino heroes then to acquire freedom. Grade levels presented variety of
    talents such as a poem, an acrostic, singing of nationalistic song and a video
    presentation that brought back the innate love for our country and the freedom as well.

    It was fine day filled with heroism with high regard for our country and for all
    Filipino heroes then who sacrified just to have freedom.

    Prepared: MARIA LOUELLA D. APRON


    Master Teacher I
    Noted: IRENE B. ANGELES
    School Principal I

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