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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region I
    SCHOOLS DIVISION OF ILOCOS NORTE
    DUMALNEG NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    DUMALNEG, ILOCOS NORTE
    I. TITLE : Embracing Diversity: Honoring the Celebration of
    United Nations and Indigenous Peoples
    DATE : October 25, 2023
    VENUE : Dumalneg National High School –Science Building

    II. RATIONALE
    As we are witnessing the culmination of the pandemic in the
    Philippines and are beginning to break the walls of social distance in
    favor of a closer social interaction, as we are about to start the march
    in a more liberal social and educational setting, we have another
    opportunity to power harmony, respect and affection to our diversed
    ethnic and cultural practices in view of pursuing nationwide pursuit
    of progress. It is therefore timely, to revitalize our cultural
    commitment as an institution into another harmonizing occasion as
    we renew our allegiance to one another from micro to macro scale with
    the hope to enjoy a more intense reciprocating effects of love and
    respect to every individual, tribe, color and nationality.

    Indeed, “unity in diversity” prevailed and stayed to all of us. Thus,


    awareness and acceptance to one’s culture is a start of a Good
    Samaritan. Nonetheless, this very special occasion renews our
    awareness with the Indigenous cultures in our country. Also,
    strengthens the relations of the IP’s to other cultures in adherence to
    the so-called cultural relativity. Under Sec. 21 Chap. V of R.A. 8371 it
    states that, “…the State shall, with due recognition of their distinct
    characteristics and identity, accord to the members of the ICCs/IPs
    the rights, protections and privileges enjoyed by the rest of the
    citizenry. It shall extend to them the same employment rights,
    opportunities, basic services, educational and other rights and
    privileges available to every member of the society.” In addition, the
    Department of Education strengthened it by implementing DO 32, s.
    2015. Thus, regardless of our differences in culture, we are all bound
    to respect one another and stand in equal footing so as the unity
    among us will flourish.

    Therefore, charity and others that follow start from respect to one’s
    culture to respect to other countries.
    III. OVERVIEW

    Teaching and non-teaching personnel and all students of Dumalneg


    National High School will personally attend the Indigenous Peoples and
    United Nations Month Celebration scheduled on 25th day of October 2023.
    The occasion will be celebrated through face-to-face within the school
    campus. Some of the activities will be conducted in the morning and the
    culmination with other activities will be in the afternoon.

    IV. OBJECTIVES

    The program will be implemented for the following reasons:


    a. To promote awareness on the rights of ICCs/IPs;
    b. To develop respect among IPs and non-IPs;
    c. To create a friendly society for both IPs and non-IPs;
    d. To conserve and value the customs and traditions of the
    Isneg Tribe; and
    e. To educate learners with the basics of United Nations and
    its significance on global collaboration

    V. EXPECTED OUTPUT
    The Indigenous Peoples and United Nations Month Celebration will
    produce students who are aware of the rights of ICCs/IPs and will
    respect each other regardless of social upbringing and ethnic background
    that will result to harmonious environment. The students as well, will
    realize the importance of the customs and traditions of the Isneg Tribe
    and will prefer to protect and take pride of their cultural ancestry.
    Through the program, the students will understand the significance of
    United Nations in promoting unity among nations throughout the world.
    Therefore, making the celebration a catalyst in creating individuals who
    are considerate to cultural differences, sociable and defender of cultural
    roots which will lead to growth and development of the school and the
    community as a whole.
    VI. PROGRAM SPECIFICATION

    PARTICIPANTS TOTAL
    School Head 1
    Head Teacher 1
    Teaching Staff 18
    Non-teaching Staff 4
    Elders 2
    Students 289
    TOTAL 315
    VII. PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES

    TIME PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES IN-CHARGE/


    SPEAKERS
    October 18, *Announcement of the Advisers per grade level
    2023 different contests to be
    participated by the
    different grade level:

    General Guideline:
    Contestants cannot join two
    or more contests.

    UN Activity: DNHS GOT


    TALENT.

    Guidelines:
    1. Each grade level perform
    a talent (singing, dancing,
    acting, etc.) attributing to
    the culture of the different
    countries belonging to the
    United Nations.
    2. There shall only one act
    for each grade level. With
    equal number of students in
    different sections forming
    part to that act.
    3. A maximum of 6
    members for a group.
    4. The minimum length or
    time duration for the act is
    two minutes with a
    maximum of four minutes.
    5. Failure to comply may
    cause a grave deduction to
    the scores of the act.

    Criteria for Judging:


    Choreography------20%
    Quality--------------20%
    Creativity-----------20%
    Stage Presence-----20%
    Quality of Delivery-20%
    Total of-------------100%
    IPEd Activities:

    A. Production Number.
    Guidelines:
    1. The contest is open to all
    grade levels.
    2. Each grade level must
    only have one team
    comprising of at least 10
    members in minimum and
    15 in maximum.
    3. The production number
    shall only be conducted for
    at least 1 minute to 1 and a
    half minute. Any extension
    or delay shall constitute
    deduction to the scores.
    4. No production number
    means disqualification of
    grade level’s candidate for
    the MR. and MS. IPEd.

    Criteria for Judging:


    Choreography------20%
    Quality--------------20%
    Creativity-----------20%
    Stage Presence-----20%
    Quality of Delivery-20%
    Total of-------------100%

    B. MR. and MS. IPED 2023

    Guidelines:
    1. There shall only 1 male
    and 1 female candidates for
    each grade level.
    2. The contest is available to
    both non-IP and IP members
    of the municipality.
    3. Each pair must possess
    the culture of the
    municipality from head to
    toe, inside and outside.

    Criteria for Judging:


    Confidence---------------25%
    Creativity-----------------25%
    Beauty--------------------25%
    Intelligence--------------25%
    Total of-------------------100%

    October 25, Simple Opening Ceremony Facilitated and


    2023 consolidated by: Angelo
    UN Activity: DNHS GOT Lobete
    8:00-11:50 TALENT Bayani Club President
    AM And members of the
    IPEd Activities: club
    A. Production Number
    B. MR. and MS. IPEd 2023
    October 25, CULMINATING PROGRAM
    2023 a) Prayer -AVP
    1-3 PM
    b) Philippine National -AVP
    Anthem

    c) Isneg Elders - Isneg Elders


    imparting knowledge
    on the Proper
    Cultural Practices

    d) Announcement of Aldrich D. Suarez


    Winners on the Bayani Club Adviser
    different Contests

    e) Message of the -Vanessa B. Aguinaldo


    Principal School Principal I

    f) Closing Remarks -Merina G. Ramos


    Head Teacher III

    VIII. BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS

    Unit Items Quantity Unit Price Source Total (Php)


    Peso Mr. and Ms. Php700.00
    Isneg Best in
    Production 2 -350
    Number

    Peso Mr. and Ms. Php700.00


    Isneg Best in
    Talent 2 -350

    Peso Mr. and Ms. Solicit Php750.00


    Isneg 2023 and
    LGU
    Champion 6 -350 Fund-
    st
    1 Runner-up -250 LCPC
    2nd Runner-up -150

    Peso DNHS GOT Php1000.00


    TALENT

    Champion
    1st Runner-up 3 -400
    2nd Runner-up -350
    -250

    Peso Token for the 2 Certificate Php100.00


    Elders and Medal
    of
    Appreciati
    on
    Total Php3,250.00
    GRAND TOTAL Php3,250.00
    *Prizes may vary depending on available find/budget
    IX. MONITORING AND EVALUATION

    Participants will be provided with a Google Form link and


    printed copies for those who cannot access for the purpose of
    evaluation and the feedback obtained will serve as a foundation for
    enhancing future programs, projects, or training initiatives.
    Prepared:
    ALDRICH D. SUAREZ
    Bayani Club Adviser

    Checked and Verified: Noted:


    MERINA G. RAMOS VANESSA B. AGUINALDO
    Head Teacher III School Principal I

    Reviewed:

    LLOYD C. ROSQUITA, Ed.D.


    Chief Education Supervisor, SGOD

    APPROVED:

    ATTY. DONATO D. VALDERAS JR.


    Schools Division Superintendent

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