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LASWA TA Learning Agriculture in School for Wellness and Adaptation Towards Abundance

Salamat gid Kindergarten, Grade 1, and Grade 2 ParentsWe sincerely thank the parents of our Kindergarten, Grade 1, and G...
14/09/2026

Salamat gid Kindergarten, Grade 1, and Grade 2 Parents

We sincerely thank the parents of our Kindergarten, Grade 1, and Grade 2 classes for their wholehearted support in improving our LASWA TA garden. Through your painting, landscaping skills, and dedicated efforts, you have made our garden more vibrant, welcoming, and inspiring for our learners.

Your contributions reflect not only artistry but also a shared commitment to nurturing growth, beauty, and sustainability within our school community.

May this collaboration continue to flourish, as together we cultivate both the land and the values of care, creativity, and cooperation.

Salamat gid sa inyo suporta.

Harvesting Garden Produce: Lifelong Lessons for LearnersThrough the school garden, children gain more than food. Each ha...
13/09/2026

Harvesting Garden Produce: Lifelong Lessons for Learners

Through the school garden, children gain more than food. Each harvest nurtures healthy eating habits, responsibility, academic growth, and teamwork. These experiences shape values that extend beyond the classroom, guiding them toward a sustainable and purposeful future.

Appreciation for Your Support We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our parents and teachers whose presence and assistanc...
12/09/2026

Appreciation for Your Support

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our parents and teachers whose presence and assistance have greatly strengthened our school garden. While much remains to be accomplished, your cooperation lightens the work and inspires us to persevere for the betterment of Particion Elementary School learners.

Thank you for joining and supporting our Dagyaw today.

Pechay in Thriving in the Garden🥬 Our LASWA garden continues to nurture pechay (Brassica rapa subsp. chinensis), a resi...
09/09/2026

Pechay in Thriving in the Garden🥬

Our LASWA garden continues to nurture pechay (Brassica rapa subsp. chinensis), a resilient leafy vegetable from the Brassicaceae family. With its broad green leaves and tender stalks, pechay thrives in fertile soil and remains a staple in Filipino cuisine.

Scientifically, pechay is valued for being low in calories yet rich in Vitamin C, calcium, iron, and potassium. These nutrients strengthen bones, boost immunity, aid blood health, and regulate the heart—making pechay a vital source of wellness for learners and families.

As we patiently wait a few more days for harvest, each growing leaf reminds us of the lessons in sustainability and nutrition. From garden to table, pechay stands as proof that simple greens can bring powerful health benefits while teaching our learners the value of nature’s gifts.

Thank You for Supporting Our Garden Produce We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Ma’am Lea Nierves, Ma’am Odessa Gelo...
09/09/2026

Thank You for Supporting Our Garden Produce

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Ma’am Lea Nierves, Ma’am Odessa Gelonga, and Ma’am Rovelyn Gersabalino for purchasing our school garden harvests. Your support not only adds nourishing vegetables to your diet but also affirms the value of our learners’ efforts in cultivating eggplants, okra, and kangkong.

Through your commitment, our school garden continues to thrive as a source of healthy food and meaningful learning.

LASWA TA Produce: Community Support in ActionWe extend our sincere gratitude to Mrs. Rovelyn Gersabalino and Mrs. Hannah...
07/09/2026

LASWA TA Produce: Community Support in Action

We extend our sincere gratitude to Mrs. Rovelyn Gersabalino and Mrs. Hannah Mae Gayanilo for supporting LASWA TA harvests. Their commitment affirms the value of school gardening as eggplants, okra, and kangkong find their place in a healthy vegetable diet.

The proceeds collected from these harvests are dedicated to sustaining the needs of our school garden—ensuring seeds, tools, and care for continued growth.

Their support reflects the shared responsibility of school and community in sustaining nourishment and growth. Each harvest is not only food but a symbol of partnership and gratitude.

Thank you for supporting LASWA TA

As part of our LASWA TA Gardening Program, proper plot preparation is essential before planting radish (labanos). âś… Wel...
26/08/2026

As part of our LASWA TA Gardening Program, proper plot preparation is essential before planting radish (labanos).

âś… Well-tilled soil ensures straight and healthy roots.
âś… Weed-free beds reduce competition for nutrients.
âś… Balanced compost supports root development.
âś… Good drainage prevents waterlogging and rotting.
âś… Proper spacing allows each plant to thrive.

After class, Grade 6 learners proceed to the school garden to prepare the plots as part of their hands-on agricultural activity.

Careful preparation guarantees a productive harvest and strengthens our learners’ practice of sustainable gardening.

In growing plants, watering is essential for their healthy development and fruit-bearing. Learners are assigned to water...
25/08/2026

In growing plants, watering is essential for their healthy development and fruit-bearing. Learners are assigned to water their plants regularly as part of the school’s gardening activity.

Water is important because it enables photosynthesis, nutrient transport, firmness of plant tissues, and cooling through transpiration.

And of course, they are delighted when it rains, as nature itself helps nurture their plants.

Gratitude for Your SupportThank you for supporting our school garden by purchasing its produce. Your generosity sustains...
24/08/2026

Gratitude for Your Support

Thank you for supporting our school garden by purchasing its produce. Your generosity sustains its growth and provides us with a modest income that will be used to acquire seeds and essential tools.

Through your continued support, we are able to nurture not only our garden but also the values of sustainability, hard work, and community partnership.

First Harvest, First BlessingsOur school garden has yielded its first harvest — freshly picked vegetables lovingly nurtu...
17/08/2026

First Harvest, First Blessings

Our school garden has yielded its first harvest — freshly picked vegetables lovingly nurtured by our learners. Parents gladly purchased the produce, turning this simple act into an additional source of income for the school.

This milestone is more than just a harvest; it is a testament to the value of hard work, sustainability, and community partnership. Each seed planted has grown into both nourishment and opportunity, reminding us that when we cultivate together, we thrive together.

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