NARRATIVE REPORT Grab

Department of Education
Division of Camarines Sur

BATO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
San Vicente, Bato Camarines Sur
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT ON
SCHOOL-BASED BOOK WEEK CELEBRATION 2021-22
COP: GO READ A BOOK
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The National Book Week Celebration with the theme: “Outcomes. Outreach.
Outstanding. Libraries Beyond Boundaries” was held on November 24 - December 3, 2021 and
one of its purpose is to raise awareness in reading and provide a platform for students and
teachers to showcase their talents. The COP GRAB in collaboration with the Language
Teachers, and COP HEROES hosted different contests and activities relevant to the Book and
Reading Month. These activities were participated in by both JHS and SHS students as well as
the teachers and other stakeholders. Due to the ongoing pandemic, face-to-face events were
limited to some contest only and most are conducted virtually, but this did not become a barrier
to make the celebration a success.
II. OBJECTIVES
• To develop love for reading books among students.

• To enhance students’ reading comprehension level.
• To improve students’ vocabulary.
• To develop student’s communication skills.
III. RESULTS AND REFLECTIONS

The planning of the book week celebration was done by all concerned teachers via
Google meet on October 19, 2021. Conceptualization of activities and contests were agreed,
and participants were identified so that everyone who is part of the school was engaged.
Assignment of working committees was also discussed and tasks for the upcoming event were
distributed.
Tongue Twisters for Teachers was the first event to commence. This involved one
representative from all grade level and the non-advisers also participated. The victor of the
event is from the Grade 9 Division, Mrs. Dan Ivory Santelices. In the afternoon, two events were
conducted for the student’s category via Google Meet. The Short Story Writing took place at
1:00 and the winner is from Grade 12 Galena, Jerson C. Balang. At 3:00, the Book Cover
Design started focusing on the theme, the hailed winner is Marjoru P. Cezar from Grade 9
Cyrene.
There are contest exclusive for each grade level- Grade 7 had Poem Recitation and Jhon Joel
Caeling of 7 Albatross wins the Filipino Category and April Quite Talagtag of 7 Goldfinch wins
the English Category. Grade 8 had Storytelling, for English category, Jayla Xanedrane B.
Tanay-Becquerel was declared first and for Filipino category, Grechelle O. Murillo- Archimedes.
It was Dramatic Monologue for Grade 9, Alyza Venice E. Cortez from 9 Cyrene is the winner of
the English Category and Kim Patricia R. Buena is the winner of the Filipino category. Oratorical
Contest is conducted for Grade 10 students, Lovely Joy Aranes of 10 Faith is hailed in the 1 st
place. Grade 11 hosted an Extemporaneous Speech Contest, the winner was from Grade 11
Gaura, Michael S. Buag. Spoken Word Poetry was participated in by Grade 12 students, Filipino
category was won by Jemma S. Tormes of 12 Garnet and English category was won by Ma.
Cassandra Salud of 2 Garnet.
An open event of Book Character Cosplay or BOOKTOK showed the creativity of
students and teachers in crafting a costume for their representatives. Through a Tiktok video,
contestants acted and delivered lines as if they were the Book characters they portrayed. In the
end, the winner is from Grade 12 Sapphire- Katniss Everdeen in the person of Nathalei Mota.
Other winners are from Grade 8, Mark Nhel Boque, Jasmine Reambello, Khryz Regaspi,
Kathleen Ann Santor and Karleen Keith Lumabad.
A special event for families were also a big part of the book week. Home Reading
Corner which promotes love for reading at home, families dedicated an area in their home as a
mini library equipped with reference materials and home reading books. The winners of the
event are Ebardone Family, Regaspi Family and Billones Family. Another event is the Family
Storytelling Hour, the 1st place is Ebardone Family, 2nd place id Marpuri Family and 3rd place is
Billones Family and Lumabad Family.
The highlight for teachers’ event is the Storytelling in Rinconada dialect wherein an
original piece was creatively narrated by the teacher contestants from each grade level. Maria
Linda Buqis of Grade 11 Division won the event, in the 2 nd place was Edrian P. Fabrig, 3 rd place
was Krizia Joy Belleza, 4th place was Gina Lanuzo and 5th place was Zandrex Sidney Pili.
The last event was Classroom Reading Corner which started as the pioneer event of the
COP GRAB. This is the second year of its implementation, and the winners are 1 st place is
Grade 9 Bellona, Mrs. Mary Ann B. Bon-adviser, 2 nd place is Mr. Michael L. Manjares, Grade 11
Gaura Adviser, and 3rd place, Mrs. Krizia Joy Baria-Belleza, Grade 9-Cyrene Adviser. They have
maintained and improved their Reading Corner form its first implementation until now. Other
teachers also participated and installed their mini libraries in their classrooms.
The Book Week Culmination and Awarding Ceremonies was done via Facebook Live
hosted by the COP Main Copers of GRAB and HEROES- Mrs. Elijah Louise Tanay-Duncab
and Mr. Keith Francis B. Atanante. A message was given by the principal, Dr. Marijane B.
Matucad and after was the awarding of certificates to the invited judges. Awarding proper was
the main part of the program wherein pictures and names of the winners were flashed. Family
events like Home Reading Corner and Family Storytelling Hour, and Teachers’ Storytelling
received cash prizes and trophies which were awarded physically on December 19, 2021. This
was made possible by the generous sponsors of the event who extended their hand through
monetary support.
This year’s Book Week Celebration is the start of showcasing the talents not only for
students, but teachers and families as well. The theme of “Outcomes. Outreach. Outstanding.
Libraries Beyond Boundaries” was carried out with the help and participation of everyone.
WINNERS OF THE CONTESTS
Teacher’s Storytelling
BookTok (Book Character Cosplay)
Family Storytelling Hour

GRAB Corner
VIRTUAL CULMINATING PROGRAM

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IV. RECOMMENDATIONS
This year’s Book Week Celebration is the start of showcasing the talents not only for
students, but teachers and families as well. The theme of “Outcomes. Outreach. Outstanding.
Libraries Beyond Boundaries” was carried out with the help and participation of everyone. There
are some recommendations after the events and these are the following:
 To fully develop love for reading in students, vacant period should be utilized as
a guided reading activity for every classes.
 To better enhance the comprehension level of students, reading comprehension
tests should not only be given to grade 7, but should be a test annually at the
start of the school year.
 Vocabulary building through words of the week should be part of the reading
corner.
 Continuous implementation of the communication contest for students.
I. REFERENCES
DO14, S. 2018 – Policy Guidelines On The Administration Of The Revised

Philippine Informal Reading Inventory
https://www.deped.gov.ph/2018/03/26/do-14-s-2018-policy-guidelines-on-the-
administration-of-the-revised-philippine-informal-reading-inventory/?
fbclid=iwar00ag7mbbhhitr0vv290rdyufn8todakg4beacczdosusa5vytr27gdfjg
DM 181, s. 2017 – 2017 National Reading Month

https://www.deped.gov.ph/2017/11/03/november-3-2017-dm-181-s-2017-
2017-national
87th National Book Week on November 24-30
http://web.nlp.gov.ph/nlp/?q=node/10655
Prepared by:
ELIJAH LOUISE O. TANAY-DUNCAB

COP GRAB MAIN COPer
Noted by:
MICHAEL L. MANJARES
COP-In-Charge
Recommending Approval:
MELVIN S. MENESES
Principal III
Approved by:
GILDA P. BUSTILLA, PH.D.

PSDS (Secondary)

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• To develop love for reading books among students.

III. RESULTS AND REFLECTIONS

BookTok (Book Character Cosplay)

Family Storytelling Hour

VIRTUAL CULMINATING PROGRAM

DO14, S. 2018 – Policy Guidelines On The Administration Of The Revised

DM 181, s. 2017 – 2017 National Reading Month

ELIJAH LOUISE O. TANAY-DUNCAB

GILDA P. BUSTILLA, PH.D.

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