Statement of the Problem

This study aims to develop an automated plant watering device using

the Internet of Things (IoT) that can monitor the plant’s condition through a soil

moisture sensor in different parameters like soil moisture and water level.

Specifically, this study aims to seek the following research questions:

1. What are the features of the Automated Plant Watering Device?

2. How functional is the plant watering device with Soil

Moisture Sensor being its parameter?

3. How efficient is the plant watering device in terms of:

a) Durability

b) Safety

General Objective

The general objective of this study is to create a durable and functional

automated plant watering device using the internet of things (IoT) technology.

Specific Objective

This study aims to develop an automated plant watering device using

the internet of things (IoT) technology. The specific objectives of this project

were the following:

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 1. The researchers sought to develop a device that can monitor the

soil’s condition with soil moisture sensor being its parameter.

2. To have an accurate and real-time monitoring results with the use

of its application.

3. To help people monitor their plant’s condition as long as the device

is connected to the internet.

Significance of the Study

Essential results of the Automated Plant Watering Device would be

highlysignificant and beneficial to the following:

Agriculturists. The result of this study would be a great help to the

agriculturists for easy and hassle-free monitoring of plants. With the use of

Blynk Application, they can monitor the soil’s condition as well as its water

level. The implementation of the IoT technology will make their planting smart

and reliable with real time updated data.

STEM Students. This research project will help students, especially

the beginners to understand the IoT technology and learn the basis of this

technology. Also, students can make this study as a reference for further

development on similar device.

Bicol College Community. The Bicol College Community can benefit

from this study on IoT technology. The use of IoT technology can help the

school boost operational efficiency in online learning environment. IoT can

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support classroom instruction by improving learning settings, methods and

techniques, enhancing learning resources, raising management efficiency, and

saving management costs. This study could also help as a baseline data to

those students or those who are in need for information with the same study.

Future Researchers. The future researchers can gain insights on the

results of the developed device that would help them to achieve and build new

concepts related to the latter creation.

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 Methodology
This section presents the materials and the equipment used as well as

theprocedures in developing the device.

Materials

NodeMCU is an open-source platform based

on ESP8266 which can connect objects and let

datatransfer using the Wi-Fi protocol. Figure 1. NodeMCU

ESP826
The soil moisture sensor measures the 6

volumetric water content of soil. This makes it

ideal for performing experiments in courses such

as soil science, agricultural science,

environmental science, horticulture, botany, and

Figure 2.Soil
biology. Moisture Sensor

Relay Module is an electrically operated

switch that can be turned on or off deciding to let

current flow through or not.

Figure 3. Relay Module
Water hose is used to carry water fluids

throughair or fluid environments.

Submersible 5V Water Pump is a

Figure 4. Water Hose
device that drains water through its inlet and

released it through itsoutlet.

Figure 5. Submersible
5VWater Pump

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 A matrix board is a prototype circuit board

used for laying out electrical components securely,

and can be used for both high frequency and

Figure 6. Matrix board
analogue circuit building.

A battery snap is used for connecting 9V

batteries and has wires to connect to the circuit.

Figure 7. Battery Snap
A battery is a device consisting of one or

more electrochemical cells with external

connections for powering electrical devices such as

flashlights, mobile phones, and electric cars. In this

study, the researchersused a 9V battery. Figure 8. 9V

battery

A Jumper wire is an electrical wire,

with a connector or pin at each end, which is

used to connect the components of a matrix

board or other prototype or test circuit,

Figure 9. Jumper wire
internally or with other components without

soldering.

A Rocker switch is a button for

operation that can be pressed on either end

Figure 10. Rocker
like a seesaw to connect or disconnect an Switch

electrical circuit. They are often used as

ON/OFF switches on the main power

supplies for electronic devices.

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Equipment

Soldering iron is a hand tool used in

soldering. Itsupplies heat to melt solder so that it

can flow into the joint between two work pieces. It

is composed of a heated metal tip and an insulated

handle. It is used to solder the wires in the matrix Figure 11. Soldering Iron

board.

Arduino IDE (Integrated Development

Environment) or Arduino Software (IDE) is a cross-

platform application used to write and upload Figure 12. Arduino

IDE Software
programs to Arduino compatible boards.

Tap water (also known as faucet water,

running water, or municipal water) is water supplied

through a tap, a water dispenser valve. Figure 13. Tap Water

Screwdriver is a tool, manual or powered

that is used for screwing and unscrewing the

screws. It has a handle and a shaft, ending in a tip

Figure 14. Screwdriver
the users put into the screw head before turning the

handle.

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 Enclosure is made up of acrylic glass and

wood and was modified with drills and other tools

used to contain the parts of the project. Figure 15. Enclosure

Blynk is an application that allows users to

quickly build interfaces for controlling and

monitoring hardware projects from the device. Figure 16. Blynk

General Procedures

To develop a functional automated plant watering device, the

following procedures are set forth: All the materials should be gathered and

prepared beforehand and check if it is all in good condition to be used. The

essential materials such as the NodeMCU ESP8266, Relay Module, Soil

moisture sensor, jumper wires, 5V Submersible water pump, and the

Batteries were all newly bought to secure its functionality. The essential

sensor which is the soil moisture sensor, must be in good condition to

provide accurate and instantaneous readings for soil moisture level.

Proceeding, the researchers connect all the wires together.

Connection of wires is crucial in the process of developing the device for it to

operate well. Misarrange of the wires will lead to the malfunction of the

device. First, plug the end green-yellow cable to the pluggable terminal of the

soil moisture sensor. On the other end of the soil moisture sensor, connect

the “AO” pin to the “A0” Analog input of the NodeMCU.

Connect the digital pin “D2” of the NodeMCU to the “IN” pin of the

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Relay Module. On the other end, connect the “NC” port to the submersible

water pump positive wire, and the “COM” port to the battery, then connect

the ground wire of the submersible water pump to negative ground wire of

the battery.

Proceeding to the making of the circuit, connect the NodeMCU board

to the corresponding components. The researchers used jumper wires to

connect one component to the other. Using the jumper wire, connect the

power pin “GND” of the NodeMCU board to the GND pins of the soil moisture

sensor and the relay module. Make sure that both GND pins of the sensor

and relay module must be

connected to the G pins of the NodeMCU. Connect the 3V power pin of the

NodeMCU to the VCC pin of the soil moisture sensor and connect another 3V

power pin to the relay module. To make the device run cable-free, connect

the “VIN” input of the NodeMCU to the positive wire of the battery; connect

also the G pin of the NodeMCU to the negative ground wire of the battery. To

control the electric current flow of the device, the researchers added a rocker

switch. In installing a switch, one must cut the positive wire of the battery and

strip it, connect one end to the switch input and the other to the opposite.

After making the circuit and putting it in the matrix board, the

NodeMCU board is now ready for programming. Programming the NodeMCU

board is crucial because it automates, manage, collect, and analyze the

processing of data which provides accurate readings. In programming, the

researchers upload the codes to the microcontroller. For uploading the codes,

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download and install the Arduino IDE (Integrated Development Environment)

software in the computer. After installing Arduino IDE, install the NodeMCU

drivers in the windows. NodeMCU driver helps to communicate ESP8266

board to the computer. The Arduino IDE and the NodeMCU drivers are

readily available on the internet. Once the two are installed, connect the

NodeMCU board to the computer using a USB Cable. Open the Arduino IDE

and choose the correct board by selecting Tools>Board>ESP8266>NodeMCU

1.0 and choose the correct port by selecting Tools>Port, and upload now the

code in the software. The codes for the relay module and the sensor are

different for it to function, and once the codes are loaded into the Arduino

IDE, click the “upload” button located at the top bar. Once the upload is

finished, the message “done uploading” will appear on the status bar. A few

seconds after the upload, it should be observed that the NodeMCU board will

flash a blue light; The NodeMCU is now already up and running. After

configuring the code, researchers linked the NodeMCU board with the Blynk

application with the use of authentication token, the researchers made use of

the Wi-Fi module that is built inside the NodeMCU and utilized it to make the

system more convenient and flexible to use. After successfully linking the

device, the researchers had to set-up the web dashboard for pc monitoring

and Mobile dashboard for mobile monitoring after setting the gauge to the

right amount and right value. The Blynk application and the whole thing is up

and running, ready for monitoring use. To make the NodeMCU work by itself,

place the positive wire to the “VIN” pin and negative wire to the “G” pin of the

NodeMCU board.

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 The researchers already built a prototype of the device and now ready

to use but it is now the end of the process. In order for the prototype and the

circuit to be secured, the researchers built an enclosure which suits the

prototype and achieve its final form. Enclosure is built using acrylic glass

done by service provider. The prototype was put in the enclosure and glued

up to hold parts together and is now ready for evaluation.

For evaluation the soil moisture sensor must be calibrated first, for the

calibration of the soil moisture, it made use of garden soil that was dry, the

researchers placed the soil moisture sensor to the soil and record the

readings as a code in the software. And now, the device is ready to use in

monitoring the soil moisture level.

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 Results and Discussion

This part presents the discussion of results, data interpretation

derived from the conduct of the study, and the analysis giving emphasis on

the major findings which would determine the functionality of the device.

Analysis of Findings

The researchers conducted a self- evaluation of the functionality of

the soil moisture sensor and the device in terms of durability and efficiency.

The following results of evaluation in the functionality of the device were

interpreted according to a 4-point likert scale with the corresponding

adjectival description. For statement number one, the researchers just

interpreted data without using quantitative analysis.

1. Features of the automated plant watering device

The researchers made use of a soil moisture sensor for

monitoring the soil’s moisture and a water level regulator. For making the

circuit, the researchers used jumper wires to connect one component to

another. A matrix board is used to lay out electrical components securely and

pin headers to connect with the jumper wires. The researchers used a

NodeMCU as a microcontroller. The researchers made use of the Wi-Fi

module of the NodeMCU board by linking the Blynk application which can

display the readings through a web dashboard or a mobile dashboard. For

the power source, the device made use of a single 9V battery. The device is

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also equipped with a customized closed enclosure made with wood and

acrylic glass to enclose the circuit properly.

2. Functionality of device in terms of soil moisture sensor

Table 1: Functionality of soil moisture sensor

INDICATORS EVALUATION ADJECTIVAL

DESCRIPTION

1. The sensor detects the 4 Excellent

wetness of the soil

2. The sensor detects the 3.50 Good

dryness of the soil

3. The sensor provides 3.75 Excellent

automatic readings and

achieve its accuracy

AVERAGE 3.75 Excellent

Legend: 4.00-3.51- Excellent

3.50-2.51- Good
2.50-1.51- Needs Improvement
1.50-0.00- Poor

The table 1 above showed the functionality of the soil moisture

sensor in monitoring the soil’s moisture. As shown on the table, the soil

moisture sensor detects the wetness of the soil and is rated as 4 or

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 excellent and also detects the dryness of the soil which is rated as 3.50 or

good. The sensor i s also rated as excellent or 3.75 in providing

automatic accurate readings. The soil moisture sensor is a functional tool

for soil moisture monitoring and is rated as 3.75 or excellent.

3. Plant watering device in terms of:

A. Durability

Table 2. Efficiency of the plant watering device in terms of durability

INDICATORS EVALUATION ADJECTIVAL

DESCRIPTION

1. The device is made of fine 3.90 Excellent

materials

2. The device does not 2.70 Good

deteriorate when used for a

long period of time

3. The 9V battery supplies 3 Good

enough energy to the device

that can be used for a long

period of time

4. The device is not fragile 3.60 Excellent

AVERAGE 3.3 Good

Legend: 4.00-3.51- Excellent

3.50-2.51- Good
2.50-1.51- Needs Improvement
1.50-0.00- Poor

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 The interpretation above shows the durability of the plant watering device.

The device ensures its durability because it is made of fine materials since all the

essential materials were newly bought with a rating of 3.90 or excellent. The

device can also perform its functions even when used for a long period of time

and is rated as 2.70 or good. The 9V battery can supply enough energy to the

device and is rated as 3 or good. The device is not fragile because the materials

are enclosed with a durable enclosure and is rated as 3.60 or excellent. The

device is durable and is rated as 3.3 or good.

B. Safety

Table 3. Efficiency of the plant watering device in terms of safety

INDICATO EVALUATION ADJECTIVAL

RS DESCRIPTION

1. The device does not emit smoke, 4 Excellent

burning smell and spark while being

used

2.There are no wires or internal 3.50 Good

components exposed in the enclosure

3.The components of the device 4 Excellent

does not overheat

4.The device does not harm the users 4 Excellent

in any possible way

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AVERAGE 3.87 Excellent

Legend: 4.00-3.51- Excellent

3.50-2.51- Good
2.50-1.51- Needs Improvement
1.50-0.00- Poor
Table 3 shows how safe is the plant watering device. The

researchers ensured its safety because it does not emit smoke,

burning smell, and spark while used and rated as 4 or excellent. There

are no internal components exposed outside the enclosure, but there

are wires exposed inside the enclosure and rated as 3.50 or good. The

device does not easily overheat and is rated as 4 or excellent, and

does not cause harm to the users in any possible way and rated it as 4

or excellent. The researchers ensured the device's safety and rated it

as 3.87 or excellent.

Conclusions

The device addresses the general objective of the study. Hence, the

results of the findings revealed in this study helped the researchers to conclude.

The automated plant watering device has soil moisture for soil moisture

monitoring. The researchers used Blynk application to display readings through a

web dashboard or a mobile dashboard. The soil moisture sensor is a functional

tool in monitoring the soil's wetness and dryness and in providing automatic

reading and is rated as excellent or 3. 75. In conclusion, the device achieves its

durability and is rated as 3.3 or good, and the researchers ensured the device’s

safety and rated it as 3.87 or excellent. Overall, the device relatively achieves its

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objectives because of its functionality. Nevertheless, it was created for household

use only and can be improved for extensive use.

Recommendations

Based on the findings and conclusion, the following

recommendations were forwarded:

To the Agriculturists. The researchers recommend using an

automated plant watering device for easy and hassle-free monitoring of

plants with the implementation of the Internet of Things technology (IoT). It

will make their planting smart and reliable with real-time updated data.

To the STEM Students. The researchers encourage students to

use automated plant watering device in their households which is

beneficial in monitoring their plant’s moisture with real-time data and will

lessen water wastage.

To the Bicol College Community. The researchers recommend

using this device to boost operational efficiency in the online learning

environment. The use of IoT in the device will support classroom

instruction by improving learning settings, methods and techniques,

enhancing learning resources, raising management efficiency, and saving

management costs.

To the Future Researchers. The researchers encourage them to

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 create further studies and research on this topic. The researchers also

encourage them to improve the features of the device.

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 Appendix A

Visual Display

Figure 17. Visual display of the device

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 Appendix B

Schematic Diagram

Figure 18. Schematic diagram of the device

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 Appendix C

Documentation

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PERCI VICTOR ACEBEDO
Brgy. Sipi, Daraga, Albay
09302669330
percivictor@gmail.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Place of birth: Manila

Birthdate: September13, 2004
Age: 17
Sex: Male
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic

FAMILY BACKGROUND

Father’s Name: Victor J. Acebedo Occupation: -None-

Mother’s Name: Ma. Irene C. Monteroyo Occupation: Receiver
Sibling/s: Joseph Jammer M. Claivo

EDUCTIONAL ATTAINMENT

SCHOOL YEAR
Elementary: Daraga North Central School 2010-2016
Bagumbayan, Daraga, Albay

Secondary: Bicol College 2016-2020

Daraga, Albay
(Junior High School)

Bicol College 2020- present

Sagpon, Daraga, Albay
(Senior High School)
John Carl D. Araña
Brgy.16 East Washington Drive Legazpi City
09391250478
johncarlarana3@gmail.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Place of birth: Legazpi City

Birthdate: November 11, 2003
Age: 18
Sex: Male
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic

FAMILY BACKGROUND

Father’s Name: Jose A. Araña Occupation: Van Driver

Mother’s Name: Mila D. Araña Occupation: Teacher
Sibling/s: N/A

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

SCHOOL YEAR

Elementary: Albay Central School Legazpi City 2010-2016

Secondary: Divine Word College of Legazpi 2016-2020

(Junior High School)

Bicol College Daraga, Albay 2020-Present

(Senior High School)
Julyanna Marie B. Barasona
208 P.3 Kimantong, Daraga, Albay
09273163642
julyannamarieb.barasona@gmail.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Place of birth: Daraga, Albay

Birthdate: November 21, 2003
Age: 18
Sex: Female
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic

FAMILY BACKGROUND

Father’s Name: Joselito M. Barasona Occupation: Private Employee

Mother’s Name: Jocelyn B. Barasona Occupation: Private Employee
Sibling/s: Jan Leonard B. Barasona
Janna Nicole B. Barasona
Jillian Omara B. Barasona

EDUCTIONAL ATTAINMENT

SCHOOL YEAR

Elementary: Bicol University Development 2010-2012

Foundation Inc. Legazpi, Albay

Bicol College Daraga, Albay 2012-2016

Secondary: Bicol College 2016-2020

Daraga, Albay
(Junior High School)

Bicol College 2020- present

Sagpon, Daraga, Albay
(Senior High School)
SEAN DENVER L. CUEBILLAS
Bascaran,Daraga,Albay
09275504698
seancuebs@gmail.com

PERSONALINFORMATION

Place of Birth: BRTTH,Daraga,Albay

Birthdate: April25,2004
Age: 17 yearsold
Sex: Male
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: RomanCatholic

FAMILYBACKGROUND

Father’sName: Rodrigo C. Cuebillas Jr. Occupation: Seaman

Mother’sName: Babylyn L. Cuebillas Occupation: Bank Employee
Siblings: Kim Anderson L. Cuebillas
Anne Valerie L. Cuebillas

EDUCATIONALATTAINMENT

SCHOOL YEAR

Elementary: Bicol University Elementary 2010-2011

Sagpon, Daraga Albay

EM's Barrio Elementary School 2011-2012

Bicol University Elementary 2012-2014

Sagpon,DaragaAlbay

Secondary: BicolCollege 2016-2020

Daraga,Albay
(JuniorHighSchool)

BicolCollege 2018-present
Sagpon,Daraga,Albay
(SeniorHighSchool)
Edrei Jehezekel A. Javier
Brgy. 11 MaoyodSubd. Leg. City
09771491102
ejjavierr5@gmail.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Place of birth: Tacloban

Birthdate: March 13, 2004
Age: 18
Sex: Male
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Baptist

FAMILY BACKGROUND

Father’s Name: Jeremiah E. Javier Occupation: Pastor

Mother’s Name: Eunice A. Javier Occupation: Housewife
Sibling/s: Jemuel Luc A. Javier

EDUCTIONAL ATTAINMENT

SCHOOL YEAR

Elementary: Albay Central School 2010-2016

Washington Drive East,
Legazpi City

Secondary: Bicol College 2016-2020

Daraga, Albay
(Junior High School)
Bicol College 2020- present
Sagpon, Daraga, Albay
(Senior High School)
John David L. Llagas
Bañag, Daraga, Albay
09916028643
johndavidllagas@gmail.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Place of Birth: Daraga

Birthdate: September 1, 2004
Age: 17 years old
Sex: Male
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic

FAMILY BACKGROUND

Father’s Name: Rickzon M. Llagas Occupation: Technician

Mother’s Name: Mary Grace L. Llagas Occupation: Housewife
Siblings: Pauline Marie L. Llagas
Ralph Ced Rick L. Llagas
Angel Mae L. Llagas

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

SCHOOL YEAR

Elementary: Bañag Elementary School 2010-2016

Bañag, Daraga, Albay

Secondary: Bicol College 2016-2020

Daraga, Albay
(Junior High School)

Bicol College 2020-present

Sagpon, Daraga, Albay
(Senior High School)
Rachelle B. Manata
Esperanza, Pilar, Sorsogon
09286623819
rachellebriosomanata@gmail.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Place of Birth: BRTTH, Daraga, Albay

Birthdate: May 15, 2004
Age: 17 years old
Sex: Female
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic

FAMILY BACKGROUND

Father’s Name: Randy M. Manata Occupation: Teacher

Mother’s Name: Florecel B. Manata Occupation: Housewife
Siblings: Racel B. Manata
Ranz Florence B. Manata

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

SCHOOL YEAR

Elementary: Pilar II Central School 2010-2016

Putiao, Pilar, Sorsogon

Secondary: Bicol College 2016-2020

Daraga, Albay
(Junior High School)

Bicol College 2018-present

Sagpon, Daraga, Albay
(Senior High School)
Edwin Paul J. Socito
Villahermosa, Daraga, Albay
09477311209
Paulsocito17@gmail.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Place of Birth: Legaspi City

Birthdate: April 3, 2004
Age: 18 years old
Sex: Male
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic

FAMILY BACKGROUND

Father’s Name: Edwin M. Socito Occupation: Policeman

Mother’s Name: Lydia J. Socito Occupation: Teacher
Siblings: Nica Paula J. Socito

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

SCHOOL YEAR

Elementary: Villahermosa Elementary School 2010-2016

Villahermosa, Daraga, Albay

Secondary: Bicol College 2016-2020

Daraga, Albay
(Junior High School)

Bicol College 2018-present

Sagpon, Daraga, Albay
(Senior High School)
Trisha Camille A. Tenorio
San Paulino St. Purok 6 Tagas, Daraga, Albay
09302284293
trisha06camille@gmail.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Place of Birth: Daraga, Albay

Birthdate: June 3, 2004
Age: 17
Sex: Female
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic

FAMILY BACKGROUND

Father’s Name: Rodnie Y. Tenorio Occupation: On-Call Driver

Mother’s Name: Lorie A. Tenorio Occupation: Seafarer
Siblings: Ryzza A. Tenorio
Irish Faith A. Tenorio
Ranz Michael A. Tenorio

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

SCHOOL YEAR

Elementary: Bicol University Development Foundation, Inc. 2010-2012

Daraga, Albay
Tagas, Elementary, School 2012-2016
Tagas, Daraga, Albay
Secondary: Bicol College Junior High School 2016-2020
Sagpon, Daraga, Albay
(Junior High School)
Bicol College Senior High School 2020-present
Sagpon, Daraga, Albay
(Senior High School)
Andrei M. Venus
Purok 1 927 KimantongDaraga, Albay
09776303645
andreivenus2128@gmail.com

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Place of Birth: Daraga, Albay

Birthdate: April 21, 2003
Age: 18 years old
Sex: Male
Civil Status: Single
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Roman Catholic

FAMILY BACKGROUND

Father’s Name: Allan Q. Venus Occupation: Govt. Employee

Mother’s Name: Caryl M. Venus Occupation: Govt. Employee
Siblings: Angelo M. Venus
Alenryle M. Venus
Austin Lance M. Venus

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

SCHOOL YEAR
Elementary: Saint Agnes Academy 2010-2016
Albay Central School
Secondary: Bicol College (Junior High School) 2016-2020

Bicol College (Senior High School) 2020-Present