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Republic of the Philippines

AWARDS Department of Education


BRIGADA ESKWELA – 18th placer Region 02 (Cagayan Valley)
E. Student Assessment (SA) Schools Division Office of Isabela
Aurora District
103095 VICTORIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
1. Conducted School Readiness Assessment DISTRICT LEVEL Victoria , Aurora, Isabela 3316
 Science & Math Integrated Quiz Bee -Champion Victoriaes1969@gmail.com
2. Administered the following test:
 Photo Journalism Filipino - 6th Placer
2.1 Pre-Post Test in Phil IRI  Editorial Writing Filipino - 8th Placer
2.2 Pre-Post Test in all Subjects  Sports Writing Filipino -- 5th Placer
2.3 Oral & Silent Reading Test  Scie Tech English -- 5th Placer
 Photo journalism English - 4th placer
3. Exposed Grade I-VI Pupils to printed test
 News Writing English— 6th Placer
materials in four grading periods.  Ispeling - – 5th Placer
4. Conducted School Readiness Assessment  Poster making Contest – 2nd Placer
(SReYa) to kinder pupils.  Arts Month –Folk Dance- 8th Placer SCHOOL REPORT CARD
5. Conducted Oral Reading test in Grade I-VI AREA LEVEL SCHOOL YEAR 2018-2019
 Photo Journalism English - Champion VICTORIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
6. using the Developing Reading Power.
 Photo Journalism Filipino - 10th Placer Victoria Elementary School formerly Victoria Primary
7. Organized MTAP Program.  Editoril Writing Filipino- 9th Placer School located in the Municipality of Aurora, Isabela was
8. Conducted Reading Program. established in 1969. The school lot was donated by Mr. Antonio
DIVISION LEVEL Palogan, a founder from Awitan, Isabela with an aggregate area
9. Conducted ISET/ SLAC  Two (2) pupils participated in the Division of 7,000 sq.m. In 1969, a pre-fab building was erected and
10. Attended/Division/District INSET pressconference held at Cabatuan West combination class of Grades 1 & 2 was organized and it was
Central School. handled by Miss Nancy S. Guillermo. The following year, grades
 1 pupil won 4th place in the DSPC 3 & 4 combination class was then opened.
 The Grade 3 & 4 Adviser attended and During the school year 2002-2003, the Barangay
participated in the Refresher Course and Officials and the School Head requested for the allocation of
one (1) building with two (2) rooms and grades 5& 6 classes
Accreditation of Coaches and Officiating
were opened making into complete combination school. On this
Officials and Seminar Workshop in year the erection of the building. Miss Rachel M. Pascua was
Multigrade. accommodated as grades 5&6 adviser.and Mrs Wilma C.
 The one (1) teacher attended and Malasig as the grade 3 & 4 adviser.
participated in the EBEIS Seminar, LIS and In the year 2012, Mrs. Nancy G. Evangelista was
EBEIS Seminar, Orientation on Inventory promoted as Head Teacher 3 so, she was transferred to Malasin
and Data Gathering of School Facilities for Elementary School and Mrs. Ludigarda U. Urbano became the
Identified School. Head teacher of Victoria Elementary School. Mrs. Wilma C.
 Malasig became the adviser of grades 1 & 2 , Karen kae Naceno
the newly hired teacher became the adviser of grades 3& 4 and
NANCY G. EVANGELISTA the adviser Grades 5& 6 was Miss. Rachel M. Pascua.
Head Teacher 3 In the year 2017, Mrs. Nancy G. Evangelista came back
as the Head Teacher 3 when Mrs. Ludigarda Urbano transferred
MARIETTA M. FONTANILLA, EdD to SARES.
Schools District Supervisor In the year 2018, Karen kae C. Naceno was
transferred to Malasin Elementary School so, Mrs.
Maryjoy T. Gabur was given a chance to go home in her
own barrio. She became the adviser of grades 3&4.
I. School Profile
School Year: 2018 - 2019 II. A. INSET D.Textbook/Tables & Chairs
VICTORIA ELEMENTARY SCOOL Actual Books Received:
Enrolment Promoted A. TITLE OF INSET CONDUCTED
Grade Male Female Total Male Female Total Subject Area I II III IV V VI
K 8 3 11 8 3 11 1. School-Based In-Service Training for Teachers English 16 9 9 13 16 0
Filipino 11 9 12 11 16 10
I 6 4 10 6 4 10 B. PROJECT SUSTAINABILITY
Mathematics 11 17 18 13 19 9
II 6 6 12 6 6 12 Name of Projects:
 School Based Feeding Program Scince & Health 0 0 13 13 19 10
III 8 4 12 8 4 12  Read-A-thon Project Sibika/Hekasi 11 19 0 13 16 0
 MTAP MTB-MLE 11 9 8 0 0 0
IV 5 1 6 5 1 6
 Supreme Pupil Government P.E 0 0 0 13 0 0
V 11 8 19 11 8 19  Acquisition of Reading Materials in MTB Music & Arts 0 15 13 13 19 0
 Made Improvised Instructional ESP 11 9 13 13 19 0
VI 4 8 12 4 8 12 Materials though indigenous materials
Total 37 45 82 37 45 82  Science Club/ YES -O
 Math Club Actual Needs
HEAD TEACHER 3 1  Reading Club
Grade I TM/LM 0 16
TEACHER 3 3
 Work Book I- III 0 21
TEACHER 2 0 C. SCHOOL PROJECTS Science III - VI 45 15
TEACHER 1 1 Math Grade I-VI 87 20
Types of Facilities Amount Source of Funds
English I-VI 63 9
KINDER VOLUNTEER 0
CANTEEN/STOCK P 50,000.00 FUND RAISING Makabayan I-VI 59 19
NO. OF PERSONNEL 5 ROOM EXTENSION MTB-MLE(Iloco) 18 12
Repaint of School P 10,000.00 MOOE
NO OF CLASSES 4 Musika(Iloco) 0 29
Steel Matting Gate P 3,500.00 MOOE
Health(Iloco) 0 29
0 2 4 6 ROLL UP DOOR P 5,000.00 MOOE
PE (Iloco) 0 29
INTERNET Connectivity P 14,289.00 MOOE
Arts(Iloco) 0 29
BEST PRACTICES AND INNOVATIONS 4 pcs Curtain Kinder P 1,200.00 HRPTA
2 ORBIT FANS Gr. 3 & 4 P 6,000.00 HRPTA
 Phototype DLL 0 6
1. Each one, teach one/ Peer Teaching
2 ORBIT FANS Gr. 5 & 6 P 6,000.00 HRPTA  Tables and chairs 1:1
2. Daily 20-min.synchronized oral / silent reading
3. Word ID/ Word Wall 32’’ LED TV P 27,500.00 DONATION
4. TPR –Total Physical Responce 2 COMPUTER TABLE P 1,596.00 HRPTA PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5. Read-A-Thon/ Best readers /Grade 2 Orbit Fan P 2,200.00 MOOE Cohort Survival Rate : 100 %
6. Tapping stakeholders beyond school bounderies Completion Rate : 100 %
7. Recognition award to pupils and Stakeholders Promotion Rate : 100%
8. Regular meetings with parents Retaintion Rate : 0%
9. Learning Enhancement and Recreation Network
(LEARN)
10. Every Child a Reader Program (ECARP)
11.

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