Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION III
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF TARLAC PROVINCE
CONCEPCION NORTH DISTRICT
CONCEPCION NORTH CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CONCEPCION, TARLAC

NARRATIVE REPORT

In order to create diverse methods for our educational system, good practices are crucial. In the middle of
this pandemic, we continue to create new strategies for making everything simple and efficient for the benefit of
everyone concerned. In our school, we have developed new ideas that encourage everyone to share their
sentiments or emotions, particularly now that crises are occurring. People from the community are freely
expressing their ideas in writing by leaving them off in the drop boxes positioned at the school entrance so that
everyone may see them. We've learned what they want and need in this place, especially for the kids who really
require our attention. There have been some well-written suggestions and comments. Some of these include their
happiness and pleasure with the school's established projects, despite the pandemic we are currently experiencing.

To provide the water supply required for handwashing before and after the delivery of SBFP, Jetmatic
was restored. Additionally, it is very important to water the plants, especially the Calamansi, which was
consistently used for IGT. As we all know, this fruit acts as Antioxidants such as potassium, limonene, calcium,
and Vitamin A are abundant in calamansi fruit. It's also a good source of Vitamin C. Despite the fact that this
fruit's juice tastes sour, a lot of people drink it on a daily basis since it's said to offer several health benefits.
Calamansi juice may soothe acidity, stimulate growth, help in losing weight, bleach the skin, cleanse the body,
decrease cholesterol, control diabetes, and offer relief to people with respiratory infections.

To help reduce the use of plastics that are bad for the environment, the distribution of milk and
wholesome food packs was encouraged to utilize eco-friendly brown bags. By doing this, we are also assisting or
acting as agents in the healing of mother earth.

Children were taught and trained to regularly brush their teeth and wash their hands for proper hygiene at
home. By praying before and after meals, they were able to strengthen their relationship with God and recognize
that everything they have is a gift from Him for which they should be grateful constantly.

Every family member was urged to participate in Gulayan sa Bakuran at home in order to inspire kids to
learn how to grow and understand the value of plants, particularly vegetables, in their life. A reward system is
also being established to acknowledge the community's steadfast support.

Address: A. Bonifacio St. San Nicolas Poblacion, Concepcion, Tarlac

Telephone No.: (045) 9493601739
Email Address: 106404concepcionnorthces@deped.gov.ph