UNHS - SHS Science Collective

📌Types of Qualitative Research Design

1. Case Study

📍An in-depth exploration of a particular case (an individual, group, organization, or event) within its real-life context.

2. Grounded Theory

📍A method aimed at generating or discovering a theory based on data systematically gathered and analyzed.

3. Ethnography

📍A design focused on studying cultures and communities by observing and interacting with participants in their natural environments.

4. Narrative Inquiry

📍This involves collecting and analyzing personal stories or accounts to understand individuals' experiences.

5. Phenomenology

📍A design that explores individuals’ lived experiences to understand the essence or meaning of a particular phenomenon.

“🌌 Together, We Rise! Umingan National High School SHS Students & Faculty Gear Up for Victory at the 2024 Division Science Camp! 🚀💥”

From October 29 to 31, 2024, our Senior High School Department, faculty, and STEM students represented Umingan National High School in the 3-Day Division Science Camp at BENIGNO V. ALDANA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL POZORRUBIO,PANGASINAN. With dedication, teamwork, and a passion for learning, they excelled in competitions and brought home incredible achievements! 🌎🔬💡

🏆 2024 Division Science Camp Winners:
✅ 8th Place - Sci-Spelling:
- Valerie Villan
✅ 8th Place - Photo Treebute:
- Samuel Jr Tabag
✅ 7th Place - Poster Making Contest:
- Josefa Salazar
✅ 10th Place - Slogan Making:
- Valerie Villan
✅ Grade 12 Sci-Quiz Bee Finalists:
-Hanan Ori Casabar,
-Glozy Merritt,
-Arven Jericho Lagula

✅Collage Making Contest - Qualifiers:
- Aegatha Trixy Valdrez
- King Arthur Pabilin
- John Ezra Fructuoso

✅Superhero Drawing - Qualifier:
- John Perocho

✅ Environmental Sad & Glad - Qualifier:
- Samuel Jr F. Tabag

✅Best Science Campers - FINALIST
- Glozy Merritt
- Hanan Ori Casabar

A huge thank you to our amazing Coaches and Division Technical Working Group SHS/Facilitators:

• Bella B. Velasquez
• Jerson D. Jocutan
• Zedrick A. Ventura
• Kathleen Joy S. Ortiz
• Judelyn F. Ramirez
• Kristel Mae V. Cerdineola

With special recognition to Sasha Ann Marie D. Trinidad, MT-I/ SHS STEM Coordinator and Division Chairman SHS Sci-Quiz Bee, and our esteemed leaders:

• Rosalie H. Madayag, PhD, Head Teacher III-Science
• Andrea B. Velasquez, EdD, HT-III, SHS OIC Office of the Assistant Principal
• Loreto V. Borillo, EdD, Principal IV

Thank you to everyone who supported and made this event possible! Here’s to our future scientists, leaders, and innovators! 🌠

CLIMAQUEST: Forecasting Wind Shifts, Charting Climate Futures – UNHS SCHOOL-BASED SCIENCE CAMP

DAY 1 PART 3: CANDLE LIGHTING / BONFIRE HIGHLIGHTS

This unforgettable camp was more than just fun—it was a call to action, empowering students to be the change-makers for tomorrow’s climate! Stay tuned as we continue to chart bold futures.

CLIMAQUEST: Forecasting Wind Shifts, Charting Climate Futures – UNHS SCHOOL-BASED SCIENCE CAMP

DAY 1 PART 2: SOCIALIZATION NIGHT( Dancing Molecules and on-the-spot Pageant)

This unforgettable camp was more than just fun—it was a call to action, empowering students to be the change-makers for tomorrow’s climate! Stay tuned as we continue to chart bold futures.

CLIMAQUEST: Forecasting Wind Shifts, Charting Climate Futures – UNHS SCHOOL-BASED SCIENCE CAMP

DAY 1 PART 1: REGISTRATION & ENCAMPMENT HIGHLIGHTS

This unforgettable camp was more than just fun—it was a call to action, empowering students to be the change-makers for tomorrow’s climate! Stay tuned as we continue to chart bold futures.

UNHS SCHOOL-BASED SCIENCE CAMP

Our 2-day, 1-night Science Camp, themed CLIMAQUEST: Forecasting Wind Shifts, Charting Climate Futures, was a whirlwind of discovery, creativity, and climate action!

Day 1 ignited the students’ curiosity with a thrilling Sci-History Quiz and Sci-Spelling contest. Creativity took center stage as participants showcased their talents in Poster, Slogan, and Collage Making, all centered on the theme of climate change. The Photo Treebute connected students with nature, while the reflective Sad and Glad activity brought out the heart of the camp. As the night fell, energy soared during the Dancing Molecules social, where students danced the night away, followed by the show-stopping on-the-spot pageant that wowed everyone.

Day 2 kicked off with high-energy Zumba, setting the tone for a day of climate action. The Symposium brought thought leaders to share insights on how students can shape the future of sustainability. A key highlight was the Oath Taking of the YES-O Officers, where our young environmental leaders pledged to steer climate initiatives in the school. The camp wrapped up with thrilling team-building activities, forging stronger bonds and a shared vision for a better planet.

This unforgettable camp was more than just fun—it was a call to action, empowering students to be the change-makers for tomorrow’s climate! Stay tuned as we continue to chart bold futures.