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ANG AGOSTO AY BUWAN NG ASEAN!

Ang Kagawaran ng Edukasyon (DepEd) ay kaisa ng buong bansa sa pagdiriwang ng ASEAN Month ngayong buwan ng Agosto na may temang “Bayanihan like ASEAN! Leveraging Education Cooperation to Strengthen ASEAN Identity.”

Mula sa bisa ng Presidential Proclamation No. 282, s. 2017, idineklara ang ASEAN Month sa Pilipinas na kasabay ng pagdiriwang ng anibersaryo ng pagkatatag ng Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) tuwing Agosto 8.

Patuloy ang pakikipagtulungan ng DepEd sa ASEAN upang isakatuparan ang regional development sa edukasyon sa pamamagitan ng ASEAN Education Ministers Meeting (ASED) and the Senior Officials Meeting on Education (SOM – ED).

Sa pangunguna External Partnerships Service (EPS) – International Cooperation Office (ICO), tuon ng pagdiriwang ngayong taon ang pagdaraos ng mga forum at talakayan tampok ang mga kilalang personalidad mula sa larangan ng foreign affairs, akademya, youth development, gayundin ang social media campaign na may layuning maipalaganap ang kaalaman patungkol sa ASEAN at ang kahalagahan ng regional cooperation sa youth empowerment at sa edukasyon.

Abangan ang mga update sa mga aktibidad kaugnay ng pagdiriwang ng ASEAN Month dito sa DepEd Philippines.

MESSAGE

Our history as a nation is marked by the blood of our forebears who selflessly offered their lives for the liberation of the Philippines and the Filipino people.

As we honor our National Heroes today, may we not only look back with admiration at their profound sense of patriotism but also look at the future of our country and its unrelenting longing for the same profound sense of patriotism from us.

The blood of our National Heroes is the same blood of bravery, selflessness, and love of country and fellowmen that continues to flow across the nation today —now permeating into the minds and hearts of many Filipinos who have committed to the cause of rebuilding the nation from the rubbles caused by disunity, hatred, misunderstanding, and acts of hostilities perpetuated by anti-people, anti-government, and local terror groups that hostaged the progress of the country for a long time.

As we look back, may we never squander the lessons of the past and instead use them to awaken all the greatest heroes inside the hearts of every Filipino, especially the youth.

Today, let us honor our National Heroes with a promise that their sacrifices will serve as our light and inspiration as we vow to protect the integrity of our independence and the interest of our nation against those who wish for us to fail, to fall, and to break as a nation.

Patuloy nating mahalin ang Pilipinas.

Sara Z. Duterte
Vice President of the Philippines
Secretary of the Department of Education

The National Heroes Day is celebrated every last monday of August. The day is celebrated by the Filipino people to honor and remember all the heroes of the revolution who helped to establish the foundation for the country’s independence. Freedom to choose one’s own country is one of the most important qualities that every country should have.

National Heroes Day commemorates the Cry of Pugad Lawin, a revolt that kicked off the 1896 Philippine Revolution against the Spanish Empire and the long struggle toward that country’s independence.

HISTORY OF NATIONAL HEROES' DAY

Ferdinand Magellan claimed the Philippines for Spain on a 1542 expedition. After three hundred years of Spanish colonial rule, realizing the Spanish had no intention of loosening their grip on the island territory, the Katipunan movement — led by Andres Bonifacio — mounted an armed uprising. Bonifacio and his men publicly tore up their cedulas (residence certificates issued by the Spanish), shouting “Long live the Philippines!” kickstarting a revolution.

Though the Spanish eventually defeated Bonifacio and his troops, their insurrection inspired a wave of revolts across the country that ultimately led to the Spanish-American War and in 1899, the formation of the First Philippine Republic.

The road to full independence wound through an alliance with the United States, a betrayal by the Americans, and another war. By 1902, over 40,000 Filipinos had died, and the U.S. replaced military rule with civilian rule. It wasn’t until 1946, after a brutal Japanese occupation, that the Republic of the Philippines finally became free.

Enacted as a holiday in 1931, while the Philippines was still a U.S. commonwealth, National Heroes Day honors known and unknown national heroes. The holiday defiantly endured through the Japanese occupation and continues to hold an important place in the Filipino calendar today.

SHVIHS FACULTY and Staff in their ASEAN ATTIRE during the opening of Classes

This year's ASEAN anniversary carried the theme “Stronger Together” in line with Cambodia's ASEAN Chairmanship 2022 theme of “Addressing Challenges Together”. The celebration reminded the people of ASEAN to remain united and lend their collective strength as the region recovers from COVID-19 pandemic.

Tuwing buwan ng Agosto ay ipinagdiriwang ang ASEAN month Celebration. Ngayong August 15,2022, ang buong kaguruan ng San Guillermo Vocational & Industrial High School ay nagsuot ng iba't ibang kasuotang pang-ASEAN bilang pakikiisa sa 55th ASEAN ANNIVERSARY.

San Guillermo Vocational and Industrial High School
Museo ng Karungan
Awarded as:

✓2nd Runner-up Most Functional Museo ng Karunungan (Senior High School Category)

✓2nd Runner-up Best in Promotional Video

Thank you to our Erudite District Supervisor Dr. Wilson A. Siquian for his support to our school, to our Principal Ma'am Gina Magbaleta for her dedication and unending support, and to SGVIHS family & stakeholders.

Ang Araw ng Kagitingan o kilala rin bilang Araw ng Bataan o Araw ng Bataan at Corregidor, ay isang pagtalima sa Pilipinas kung saan ginugunita ang pagbagsak ng Bataan noong ika-9 ng Abril 1942 sa kasagsagan ng Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig.

Pagbisita at paglibot ng mga mag-aaral sa Museo ng Karunungan ng paaralan.