11/02/2024
YES-O Camp, themed "Journey to a Greener Future: Waste to Worth," was officially conducted at SEJA Gymnasium, Narra Integrated School, from February 7-9, 2024, led by the Science and Research Subject Group Teachers in collaboration with the school's YES-O and Science Club.
The participants were divided into eight groups during the orientation session, which covered camp rules, event preparation, and tent pitching on February 7, 2024.
On the second day, the program officially commenced with the presence of OIC-Assistant Principal for Elementary, Elizabeth C. Pagobo; OIC-Assistant Principal for JHS, Lyn T. Aperocho; OIC-Assistant Principal for SHS, Rocky Boni; and Noli P. Acosta, Principal II, Officer-in-Charge. Nilda C. Domondon, MT-1, delivered the opening remarks, followed by an intermission number performed by Charlize R. Necio. An inspirational message was given by OIC-Principal II, Noli P. Acosta, followed by information on camp safety guidelines from Rotherson Ortega, and the introduction of each cluster through their own choreography to the song "Dancing with Nature," before an ending speech from Rowena F. Panol.
The morning activity included a Paper Mache and Plastic Bottling Recycling Workshop, instructed by guest speaker Henry A. Saldajeno, alongside Arts and Design students who emphasized the importance of recycling and creativity in crafting. After lunch, the Sky Lantern and Banner Designing activity was led by Wilkinson S. Gilongos. One of the thrilling afternoon activities was the Amazing Race, divided into five stations with different challenges: Flip the Bottle, Cup Pyramid, Find Me, Roll'n, and Motor-ific.
The Search for NIS Lakan at Binibining Kalikasan 2024 was one of the highlights, where talented young individuals showcased recycled wardrobes for their cluster's contestants. The Lakan at Binibining Kalikasan 2024 titles were awarded to Yonnex Markian Salvacion and Joshelle Faye Vedad. Following this, Sky Lanterns were released, and stargazing ensued before campers retired to their respective classrooms and tents for the night.
A Community Clean-Up Drive for the entire campus was conducted on the third day, organized by Joslyn G. Janiva. To officially conclude the event, remarks were given by the YES-O SHS President, Kenneth Zubiaga, and the overall champion was granted to Cluster Balatik and other awards were presented by Joslyn G. Janiva and Nilda C. Domondon. Special thanks to the SSLG and CAT Officers for their cooperation in this event.