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SOLAR FARM
SA PALAUIG,
solusyon di lang sa Climate Change
kundi sa Bulsa na rin Aprile Pacheco

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No. 01

Nagbigay trabaho ang pagtatayo ng planta

sa mga residente ng Palauig na nagkaroon
ng mahigit isang taon dahil sa konstruksyon
pati narin ang mga residente sa mga kalapit
bayan nito.

Sa pagtaas ng kuryente, maraming netizens ang kanda ugaga

sa pagpopost sa social media, umaaray at dumadaing dahil sa
di-napipigilang pagtaas ng bayarin.

Ngunit sa gitna ng mainit na emission upang mabawasan

suliraning ito, siguradong ma-
papawi unti-unti ang mga hi-
nanaing ng sambayanan, sa
pagkakaroon ng 63-megawatt
Gigasol solar farm.
Itinayo noong ang
Fast, Free, and Easy Way to pinakaunang power plant con-
Prevent COVID 19: The Vaccine struction ng ACenergy sa Pa-
lauig, Zambales na binubuo ng
Rovielyn S. Castillo 156,520 solar panel.
Teacher I
Calapandayan Integrated School May lawak na 64 ektarya ang
Gigasol powerplant na nag-
With the data that was given by the World Health Or- simulang mag-operate noong
ganization, the total number of cases for COVID 19 in Abril. Ito ay upang punan ang
the Philippines whipped high as 3,067,163. This num- power defieciency sa grid
ber of cases is highly relevant to the decisions of many lalo na tuwing “summer” da-
to take vaccination seriously. hil hindi sapat ang supply ng
kuryente kumpara sa demand.
These data must be taken seriously. For it gives the Ayon kay Engineer Jun Jhive
public a warning that the COVID 19 is a grave-threaten- Sefil, isa sa mga inhenyerong
ing virus that can kill many more people as they remain parte ng pagbuo ng Gigasol
unvaccinated. Palauig sa isang online inter-
view, ang layunin ng renew-
There are several things that people need to know able energy powerplant na ito
about the COVID 19 vaccines. COVID-19 vaccines are ay para limitahan ang carbon
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ang epekto ng climate change.
Ang mga solar panels ayon
kay Sefil ay nakalilikha at na-
kakapagprodyus ng koryente
mula lamang sa araw at hindi
mula sa tubig o hangin. Naka-
tutulong din ang paggamit ng
mga ito sa pag-iwas ng pag-
sira ng mga natural habitats.
Kung ikukumpara sa paggamit
ng kable-kableng kawad, mas
malinis at ligtas ito.
“Isang katangian o kakayahan
pa solar panels ay ang paglim-
ita ng paglala ng Climate
Change dahil hindi ito nagbu-
buga ng Carbon Dioxide” dag-
dag pa ni Sefil.
Nagbigay trabaho ang pagta-
tayo ng planta sa mga residen-
te ng Palauig na nagkaroon ng
mahigit isang taon dahil sa
konstruksyon pati narin ang
mga residente sa mga kalapit
bayan nito.
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Programs with Regards to COVID-19
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Mark Anthony O. Obispo,
Teacher III
science
JFK SPED Center
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The rural nurse administers Vaccination to the learn-
ers of Don Getulio Feria Arindaeng High School in
the recently concluded Vaccine Awareness Day Held
at DGFAHs school grounds on september 27 2021
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Nagkaroon din ng dagdag na
income ang barangay Salaza
at ang bayan ng Palauig sa
pamamagitan ng tax na ibina-
bayad ng Acenergy.
Hindi naman matatawaran
ang galak ni Sefil ng siya ay ta-
nungin kung ano ang kaniyang
pakiramdam na siya ay bahagi
ng napakalaking proyekto na
To enhance the knowledge and skills of teachers, parents, students, and other stake-
holders in the new normal setting of education amidst the challenges brought by the
COVID-19 Pandemic, the vaccine awareness day was made possible thru the partner-
ship of the school under the leadership Dr. Angeli I. Apostol School Principal I of Don
Getulio Feria Arindaeng Highschool and The Local Government Unit Of San Felipe
Zambales Headed By Hon. Leo John M. Farrales at Don Getulio Feria Arindaeng High
School , September 27.
The Vaccine awareness day plemented the smooth flow
is under the flagship pro- of the activity while adhering
gram of the the School to the standard health pro-
Disaster Risk Reduction tocol. “Since the school is
Management (SDRRM) En- near to the residential area,
titled: “School-Based Webi- we can observe that there
nar on How to Mitigate the are people who are very
Spread of COVID-19 in our disciplined enough to lis-
Home.” ten to the programs being
The Vaccine Awareness Day discussed by our municipal
highlights the orientation health physician”-Dr. Ange-
of parents and students lie I. Apostol School Principal
specially those parents DGFAHS.
of the indigenous peo-
ple, to be encourage so “This just the beginning of
that they will be protected the program of our school
from the COVID-19 -Virus. for the betterment of our
The other objective of the learners with regards to Di-
said program is to provide saster Risk Response and
awareness on the aspect Safety protocol.” Annaliza A.
of Vaccination and oth- Alvez Teacher III-DGFAHS.
er Government Programs
with regards to Health
Standard Protocol; This was The SDRRM and School
explained by the Municipal Health Coordinators of the
Health Physician of San Fe- Don Getulio Feria Arindaeng
lipe Dr. Salome F. Arindo- High School Mr. Mark An-
que, MD FPPS. thony O. Obispo and Jocelyn
P. Abuyo have successfully
The total participant in the completed the post evalua-
said activity exceeds the tion of the activity and pre-
expected total of 72 stu- sented it to the school head
dents and faculty together for filing and enhancement
with their parents. Hence, of the activities.
the school successfully im-
ito , aniya “Masaya ako dahil
nakasama ako sa pinakaunang
power plant consctruction ng
ACenergy at naibihagi ko dito
ang aking kaalaman sa larangan
ng electrisidad lalong lalo na sa
renewable energy” .
Ninanais ng ACenergy ang
1000 megawatts na renewable
energy (solar plant and wind
turbine) mula 2020 hanggang
2025.

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Casseopia Arwin Vidal, Grade 3-SSES learner, tells
the story of “ The Leopard and the Ant” in Story
Telling contest in English.
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No. 01
head onto Sci-Math-
Reading Camp
Allien P. Bersano
The learners of Linasin Elementary School (ES) under the limited face-to-face classes
joined the 4-day Science-Math-Reading Camp entitled “Project SMILE” held in Linasin
ES, San Marcelino, Zambales on May 24-27, 2022 with the theme “Collaborating Science,
Math and reading for learner’s development”.
The participants of this activity were select
learners from kindergarten to grade six, par-
ticularly five learners coming from the SSES
classes and one representative from the reg-
ular classes. The participants were distributed
into three teams named Team Curiosity, Team
Honesty and Team Serendipity. The teachers,
including the Practice Teachers, were also dis-
tributed into these three teams to lead the
campers in every activity.
The Sci-Math-Reading camp included activi-
“ The very thing that
ties like Sci-Math Quiz Bee, Sci-Math Trail,
Science Poster Making Contest, Spelling
Bee, Story Telling Contests, a Basic Math
Competition sponsored by Linasin ES
stakeholder, Linasin Presbyterian Church,
led by Korean Pastor Sehyoung Choi and
Instructional Materials (IM) Exhibit show-
casing Science, Math and Reading instruc-
tional materials hand-made by the teachers
and parents of Linasin Elementary School.
The activities were distributed into the
4-day camp, which started with a
ribbon cutting, which signifies the
opening of the exhibit. The IM ex-
hibit is composed of grade level
booth showcasing IMs in Science,
Math and Reading for each grade
level. These IMs were made by the
Dr. Ma. Lilibeth Bacolor, Division
Education Program Supervisor in
Filipino with Dr. Evelyn Tarraro,
Division Education Program Super-
visor in Science, try and check In-
structional Material (IM) exhibited
in Grade 3 Booth.
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effective at helping protect
against severe disease and
death from variants of the
virus that causes COVID-19
currently circulating, includ-
ing the Delta variant. If you
are fully vaccinated you can
resume many activities that
you did before the pandemic,
but you should wear a mask
indoors in public if you are in
an area of substantial or high
transmission to maximize
protection from the Delta
variant and possibly spread
it to others. You may have
side effects after vaccination.
These are normal and should
go away in a few days.
one should be incul-
cated in mind is that
if vaccines are free,
so is the prevention
of spreading the
COVID 19. The cure is
just a step away, just
get a vaccine.
There may be questions
about the effectiveness of
these vaccines. The import-
ant thing is that anybody
must be vaccinated before
the pandemic comes to its
highest peak of infecting the
people.
What’s good about having a
vaccine is that the percent-
age of transmission from
person to person will be re-
duced. Also, by having a vac-
cine, the mortality rate can be
put into a nap.
The Philippine Government is
providing free and accessible
vaccines for all its people. The
very thing that one should
be inculcated in mind is that
if vaccines are free, so is the
prevention of spreading the
COVID 19. The cure is just a
step away, just get a vaccine.
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Trail was composed of five
Dr. Evelyn Tarraro, sites, strategically located in
Division Education
Program Supervisor various spots inside Linasin
in Science tries one of ES campus, where in every
site, the participants met
the Instructional Ma-
terial (IM) exhibited in
Grade 3 Booth. challenges in Science and
Math, which they need to ac-
complish in 20 minutes.

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teachers and parents of each
grade level.
The camp ended with the
closing program on the
fourth day. Dr. Evelyn Tar-
rayo, Education Program
Supervisor in Science and
Dr. Ma. Lilibeth Bacolor, Ed-
ucation Program Specialist in
Filipno visited the exhibit and
joined the closing program.
Dr. Romeo Fastidio, Public
Schools District Supervisor
of San Marcelino, visited the
exhibit on the third day of
the camp, together with Dr.
Bacolor.
On the first day, four camp-
ers from each team joined
in the Sci-Math Quiz Bee
and the rest of the campers
joined the Basic Math Com-
The Sci-Math-Reading camp
included activities like Sci-
Math Quiz Bee, Sci-Math
Trail, Science Poster Making
Contest, Spelling Bee, Story
Telling Contests, and a Basic
Math Competition.
petition. In the Basic Math
Competition, a participant is
given a worksheet applicable
for his/her competency level.
The participant must be able
to answer all the items in the
worksheet at a given time.
The answers were checked,
and group scores were tal-
lied and ranked for the win-
ner.
Grade four to grade six
campers from each team
joined the Sci-Math Trail on
Representatives from grade
one to grade three compet-
ed in the poster making con-
test. The rest of the campers
learned the importance of
pets’ wellbeing through a
movie viewing activity.
Spelling Bee for grade four
to six and the Story Telling
Contest for the grade one to
three happened on the third
day of the camp. The spelling
bee was a group competition
where the participants com-
peted into three-word cate-
gories, easy, moderate and
difficult.
The story telling contest re-
quires one participant for
Filipino and one for English
from each grade level from
grades one to three. The
winners also presented their
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story telling piece on the
closing program.
All the winners from the var-
ious activities were tallied
and ranked. Team A won the
Sci-Math Quiz Bee. Team A
also won in the Basic Math
Competition. Team B won in
the poster making contest
while Team A won in the Sci-
Math Trail. Team B won in the
Group Spelling Bee. Team
A was hailed as the overall
champion.

SYRINGE: SAVING LIVES, PROTECTING INDIVIDUALS

science editorial
ANNA LIZA A. ALVEZ
Don Getulio Feria Arindaeng High School
Center for Disease Control and
Protection now recommends
that people whose immune sys-
tems are compromised moder-
ately to severely should receive
an additional dose of COVID-19
vaccine after an initial 2-dose
series. Widespread vaccination
is a critical tool to help stop
the pandemic. (https://www.
cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019n-
cov/vaccines/keythingstoknow.
html)
COVID-19 vaccina-
tions are efficient in helping to
prevent against severe sickness
and death caused by currently
circulating versions of the virus
that causes COVID-19, includ-
ing the Delta variant.
Nowadays, vaccines
for COVID-19 have been prov-
en effective, developed and are
being distributed to members
of the public, it is essential for
people to realize the benefits of
the COVID-19 vaccines and why
they greatly offset mild poten-
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tial adverse effects or problem
that may be correlated.
The permutation of As a result, a single
getting vaccinated and fol- syringe may save
lowing health protocols and one’s lives and fortu-
sanctions to protect yourself nately protect every
and others delivers the best individual. So, it
protection from COVID-19. The
pandemic will put a stop to the
makes a broad sense
virus’s expanding harmful im-
to get the vaccine.
pact on education, the econo-
my, health care, and numerous
other activities of a functioning
society.
The
DepEd
Zambales
Journal
The Official Publication of the
Schools Division of Zambales