20/09/2026
Jayobo Farm School Makes Successful Involvement in 73rd 4-H Club Provincial Achievement Day
LAMBUNAO, ILOILO — Jayobo Farm School marked its first-ever participation in the 73rd 4-H Club Provincial Achievement Day, proudly representing the Municipality of Lambunao and bringing home several recognitions in the provincial celebration.
The school participated in the event with 28 4-H Club members, two advisers Ma’am Aprilen Gonzales and Sir Raden Lastimozo, and one Municipal 4-H Coordinator, Ms. Kamillah Libo-on, showcasing the skills, talents, and active involvement of its young 4-H members in agricultural and community-based activities.
Among the highlights of the school's participation were the amazing performances of our Mr. and Ms. 4-H candidates, Ms. Jhanice Lastimozo and Mr. Dave Catedrilla, representing the Municipality of Lambunao. Mr. Dave Catedrilla, who represented Jayobo Farm School as Mr. 4-H Club candidate, was awarded Mr. Popularity. We also thank Ms. Jhanice Lastimozo for her amazing performance during the pageant.
Jayobo Farm School also received the Early Bird Award, recognizing the delegation’s early participation and presence during the activity. The school further secured Third Place in W**d Identification, with Reniel Luis representing the school in the competition.
The achievements reflect the commitment of Jayobo Farm School to developing young learners through agriculture, leadership, teamwork, and practical skills—values that are at the heart of the 4-H Club movement and the Farm School program.
The school expressed its heartfelt gratitude to Sir Russell G. Jancilan, Principal II for his continued support, as well as to Paterno Navarra, Municipal Agriculturist Officer (MAO), and Hon. Monie Navarra, Sangguniang Bayan Member and Chairman on Agriculture, for their assistance and encouragement.
Special appreciation was also extended to Barangay Captain Jeorge Compliza and Barangay Captain Rogelio Pastolero for providing free transportation to the participating 4-H members and advisers.
Jayobo Farm School’s first participation in the provincial achievement day is a meaningful milestone that demonstrates what young 4-H members can accomplish when given opportunities to learn, participate, and grow.
From Jayobo Farm School, the young 4-Hers of Lambunao continue to learn, lead, and grow through agriculture and service.
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📷 Aprilen C. Gonzales