GUBA NHS LIVCOM PROJECT AWARDS ENTRY

Practical ways were also observed by every individual in the school campus. To
conserve energy, a friendly reminder of do’s and don’ts were posted in every classroom
to assure that lights or appliances were turned off when not in use and before leaving.
Rain water collector and barrels were also accustomed since there was water deficit in
the area. Since paper consumption was visible in every classroom especially nowadays
that COVID’19 Pandemic is existing and massive use of papers were proficient, teachers
found ways to utilize one side clean papers and well used papers by harnessing it to
become classroom decorations. This way, Guba NHS can impart its vision to promote
Eco-Friendly and Sustainable ways while keeping the school become a conducive space
for learning.
Community Participation and Empowerment
The LGu, Headed by Hon. Marianne S. Gustilo
during School site visitation.
Dr. Rolando S. Roa believes that
nothing will become a success without
hand and hand effort and in order for a
school to progress, community
participation should play vital roles and
importance in achieving Eco-Friendly and
Sustainable School Programs. The Local
Government Unit (LGU) of the Municipality
of Vallehermoso headed by the Mayor,
Honorable Marianne S. Gustilo outstretch
its help to sustain the school’s needs
especially knowing that the school is
located in the far-flung area. The LGU
provided huge support for the school from
the transportation of materials used in its
facilities and infrastructures and exceeds
its support financially and morally
The Department of Agriculture,
through the Provincial and Municipal
Agriculture’s Office, gave its support in the
implementation of the “Gulayan Sa
Paaralan Program” of the Department of
Education which was not limited to the
school premises but also to the
neighborhood residents that served as
“replicators” of the program.The Rural
Health Unit (RHU), together with the
Bureau of Fire and Protection (BFP)
provided different health and safety
activities not just for the benefit of the
school but also for the community through
orientation, proper hygiene, deworming,
dental care, first aid safety, earthquake
drill, and other risk reduction
simulations.The Department of Social
Welfare and Development’s (DSWD’s)
Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program
(4P’s) linked with the school’s “Gulayan sa
Paaralan Program” to strengthen the
continual and habitual way of implementing
organic vegetable harvests in every homes
of the barangay. The DSWD also showed
its support to the school by donating flour
sacks for the innovation of the “Gulayan sa
Paaralan”.