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Department of Education
REGION III-CENTRAL LUZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF ZAMBALES
MAPANAO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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PART I
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OBJECTIVE:
1. Equip learners with reading skills to make them proficient and independent
readers in their grade level;
Part 2
NARRATIVE REPORT
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Brigada Pagbasa as part Brigada Eskwela, is an after-school reading program that envisions
bringing together education partners and experts to help all learners read and become functionally
literate. The Brigada Pagbasa will serve as a platform to synergize efforts and resources to address
education-related challenges especially on literacy and numeracy. It will also create opportunities for
all stakeholders to contribute possible solutions to the current gaps in the country’s education system,
especially in equipping the learners with 21 st century skills (DepEd Memorandum No. 48, s. 2021
entitled: 2021 BRIGADA ESKWELA IMPLEMENTING GUIDELINES).
In support for the Brigada Pagbasa, Mapanao Elementary School continuously conducted the
Reading Journey, as banner project of the Division. This project is aligned with the national 3Bs
initiative: “Hamon: Bawat Bata Bumabasa” which aims to strengthen the reading proficiency of every
learner and help nurture the culture of reading.
The theme of the School Brigada Pagbasa implementation is “Bawat Bata sa Mapanao ay
Bumabasa”.
The implementation of Brigada Pagbasa started with the Identification and Mapping of
beneficiary learners last August 23-27, 2021. Schools are advised to identify and map target
beneficiaries. The school also invited volunteers to be a reading tutor and posted announcements and
invitations to the school official page for possible volunteers and donors. The school reading
coordinator conducted orientation to parents, volunteers and teachers on the scheme of Brigada
Pagbasa.
An online seminar-workshop on varied reading strategies and reading materials making for parents
and volunteers was conducted to equip them with different strategies which they can use in teaching
their chosen beneficiary.
IMPLEMENTATION
The reading teachers conducted literacy assessment test to assess the reading level of the
beneficiaries. Brigada Pagbasa activities was conducted online or face-to-face depending on current
IATF and Local Government guidelines. Face-to-face sessions must be maximum of 5 learners
depending on the size of the venue. The venues for reading sessions may include reading hubs, brgy.
Multi-purpose Hall, learner’s house and other well-ventilated areas. Each beneficiary learner was
engaged to reading related activities/sessions for at least 2 hours a week. Wearing of facemasks, face
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shields and observance of physical distancing strictly observed in compliance with the IATF
guidelines and DepEd Issuances.
Administration of Post Assessment was conducted to gauge the improvement of the learners
from Day 1 to the end of the program.
The consolidation of report and documentation was done by the school reading coordinator in
preparation for the submission of Brigada Pagbasa Accomplishment Report.
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BENEFICIARIES
Note: Those who do not have LRN are Incoming Kindergarten Learners
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IV. RATIONALE
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education system, especially in equipping the learners with 21st century skills
(DepEd Memorandum No. 48, s. 2021 entitled: 2021 BRIGADA ESKWELA
IMPLEMENTING GUIDELINES).
V. OBJECTIVES:
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A. Technical
Michelle M. Almondia – Teacher I
B. Attendance
Annie H. Dela Pena – Teacher I
Jonalyn G. Gregorio – Teacher I
E. Certificates
Mary Grace M. Olandesca – Teacher III
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