TUBOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – PRINCE AND PRINCESS CORONATION NITE 2019

: To our dedicated and compassionate Principal, Mrs. Hilda L. Delmigues

: To our active BOD Officers, headed by our BOD President, Mr. Joseph Besin

: To our active and supportive Barangay Councilor Mr. ______________________

: To our beloved teachers;

: To our dear and ever-supportive parents, pupils, visitors, friends, ladies and gentlemen “
Good Evening!

: To formally start today's program; please stand for the invocation to be led by the selected
kinder pupils of Tubod Elementary School

INVOCATION

Please do remain standing for the singing for the Phil. National Anthem

PHIL. NATIONAL ANTHEM

: Good evening ladies and gentlemen, Welcome to Tubod Elementary Nite, Prince and Princess
2019 – Coronation Rite.

: Without further ado, let us be mesmerized by an electrifying production number of Tubod

Teaching Force together with our BOD President and Brgy. Councilor. Let us give them a round
of applause, please!

: Thank you so much Teachers, BOD President, and Mr. __________ ______ for showing your
enthusiasm on stage. That was remarkably impressive!

: Tonight we’re glad to present to you, our glowing and spectacular pupils representing the
spectrum of a rainbow. I guess you are all excited to see our Prince and Princess and the
parade of colors. And now, our most awaited part. The grand entrance of the Prince and
Princess of Tubod Elem. School 2019 and the parade of colors. The seven colors of the rainbow
are not only a thing of great beauty but also have created a spectrum of other beautiful colors
with different functions, significance, and meanings.

: First, we have 10th runners-up, Prince and Princess of the Color Cerise – Prince James Bryan
Delpan & Princess Rhea Jean Marañon. A round of applause, please.
- Comes from the French word meaning cherry. The word “cherry” itself comes from the
Norman Cherise.

: Once again our 10th runners-up Prince James Bryan Delpan & Princess Rhea Jean D.
Maranon.

: Next up are our 9th runners-up, Prince and Princess of Ivory- Prince Cyrus G. Redoblado and
Princess Riena Jean Hontiveros. A round of applause, please.

- A neutral, relaxing, and calming color, has some of the same pureness and softness of the
color white, but with a warmer tone. It is something that is a combination of white and brown
that exudes the feeling of being at peace, simple yet elegant and shiny, but very much pleasant.

: Once again our 9th runners-up.

: A round of applause to our 8th runners-up prince and princess of emerald – Prince Mark
Anthony Maranon & Princess Laarne Heredia. A round of applause, please.

: Emerald is green, by nature, the most calming of all colors on the color wheel. It encourages
growth, reflection, peace, and balance. It also represents healing and fertility. The verdant
tones reflected in the jewel are tempered by a cool blue which symbolizes a steadfast bond.

: Once again our 8th runners-up.

: Marching down the aisle is our 7th runners-up, Prince and Princess of Amber - Prince Elthon
John Lerma & Princess Shanelle Hontiveros. A round of applause, please.

: The color Amber that they are representing is a yellowish–orange color. It got its name from
the material known as Amber.

The amber color is halfway between yellow and orange in the color wheel. amber s symbolic
color symbolizing energy.

: Once again our 7th runners up.

: Here comes the 6th runners-up Prince & Princess of Canary – Prince Giovani Limbaga &
Princess Anthonette S. Presbitero. A round of applause, please.

: The color that they are representing is yellow- in British. A moderate yellow, sometimes with
a greenish tinge. Canary brings fresh air and new light, like the healing energy of the dawn at
the break of the day.

: Once again our 6th runners-up.

: Next in line is 5th runners up, Prince & Princess of Azure- Prince Ejie Clark Alvarado &

Frincess Venus Delpan. A round of applause, please.

: The color Azure ultimately takes its name from the intense mineral lapis lazuli. Lapis is the
Latin word for “ stone” and “ Lazuli” is the genitive from the Medieval Latin lazulum resembling
the color of the sky in the daytime.

: Once again our 5ht runners up

Next in line are our 4th runners-up, Prince & Princess of Amethyst – Prince John Philip
Maranon & Princess Lyca Mae Besin. A round of applause, please.

: From Anglo-French & Latin, a clear purple or bluish-violet variety of crystallized quartz that is
often used as jeweler’s stone.

: Once again, our 4th runners-up.

: Rainbow gives us the feeling of peace and joy. This is a beautiful natural phenomenon;
knowing the significance of each of the colors of the rainbow makes it even more beautiful.
While nature or God has created this glorious natural phenomenon we have given meaning to
its colors.

: Ladies and gentlemen, we have the color Blue to be represented by our 3rd runners-up,
Prince Dave Joseph Antecristo & Princess Liezel Mae Besin. A round of applause, please.

: Blue is the fifth color of the rainbow which makes us think of the unknown. The sky and the
wide oceans are in this color and hence it has been associated with Spiritually and Divinity.

: Once again our 3rd runners up, Prince Dave Joseph Antecristo & Princess Liezel Mae Besin.

: A warm welcome to our 2nd runners-up – Prince James Clifford and Princess Clian Patrice
Ambrad. A big hand, please.

: They are representing the 3rd color of the rainbow, yellow. This is the color of the sunshine
itself. It represents clarity of thought, wisdom, orderliness, and energy.

: Once again our 2nd runners' ups

Prince James Clifford and Princess Clian Patrice Ambrad.

: Wow, the color of sunshine, Now let’s welcome our 1st runners-up Prince Clifford Jay Aragon
and Princess Niña Cris Amor, representing the 2nd color of the rainbow, Orange. A round of
applause, please.
 : Orange is a light color that is a combination of yellow and red. It is a dynamic color
representing creativity, practicality, playfulness as well as equilibrium or control.

: Once again, our 1st runners-up Prince Clifford Jay Aragon and Princess Niña Cris Amor.

: And now, please help us welcome the Prince and Princess of Tubod Elem. School 2019, Prince
Raymond D. Amrad & Princess Katrina Angelica D. Niones. Our Prince and Princess of tonight’s
coronation are representing the color Red. This is the first color of the rainbow from the top.
Red signifies passion, vitality, enthusiasm, and security. It is the light with the longest
wavelength.

: There you have it, the royal colors and lights of the rainbow, another round of applause,
please.

: Before we give them their bouquets, sashes, and crowns. First, let us all

lend our ears

for the welcome

address of our ever-active and health-

loving School Principal, Mrs. Hilda L. Delmigues. A round of applause, please.

WORDS OF WELCOME

: Thank you so much Mrs. Hilda L. Delmigues for the heartwarming words of welcome.

Since we already have our royal colors and light, let’s entertain them with a dance number to
be presented by the kinder pupils of Tubod Elem. School. A round of applause, please.

INTERMISSION NUMBER

: Thank you for entertaining us and of course our Royals. Now let’s proceed, let s hear some
inspirational words by our beloved Public Schools District Supervisor of Dalaguete 1, to be given
by Mrs. Maryvic Niña Fernandez. A round of applause, please.

: Thank you for that inspiring message.

: Ladies and gentlemen, the Farewell walk of Prince and Princess of Tubod 2018, to turn over
the crown, The Prince and Princess Tubod Elem. Nite 2018, Prince Kyle G. Carao and Princess
Anzelique Jane D. Añasco, a round of applause, please.
 : They are representing the color violet. The last color of the rainbow is a mix of red and blue. It
is considered the highest element of spirituality. It can ignite one’s imagination and be an
inspiration to artists. Dark tones of violet are associated with sorrow. Deeper shades of violet or
purple denote high spiritual mastery.

: At this point the pinning of the sash for the 3rd and 1st runners-up. Requesting our 3rd
runners-up Prince Dave Joseph Antecristo and Princess Liezel Mae Besin to go in the center
stage.

To pin the sash of our 3rd runners-up Prince Dave Joseph Antecristo requesting Mr. and Mrs.
Antecristo and to pin the sash of our Princess requesting Mr.&Mrs. Besin.

: To pin the sash of our 2nd runners-up Prince James Clifford A. Inion requesting Mr. and Mrs.
Inion and to pin the sash of our Princess requesting Mr.&Mrs. Amrad.

: To pin the sash of our 1st runners-up Prince Clifford Jay Aragon requesting Mr. and Mrs.
Aragon and to pin the sash of our Princess requesting Mr.&Mrs. Amor.

: Now hold your breath for another dance performance by the selected Grade- 3 pupils.

DANCE PERFORMANCE

: Wow! incredible. The young dancers held everyone captive.

: And the moment we have waiting for the giving of Bouquet, scepter, downing a cape and
crowning of Prince and Princess of Tubod Elem. School 2019.

: At this moment Mrs. ____________________________, our School Principal together with

the Parents, will do the honors in crowning our Prince.

: And for our Princess the crown will be transferred by again, Mrs.
__________________________, our School Principal, together with her parents.

: To cape of our Prince, Prince Raymond D. Ambrad will be conferred by Mr. Ambrad with the
help of his adviser Mr. Reynold Suan.

: While our Princess. Mrs. Niones together with her adviser will do the conferring of the cape
for our Princess Katrina Angelica D. Niones.

At this juncture to complete the royal symbols and rituals, our out-reigning Prince, Prince Kyle
G. Carao will turn over the symbolic scepter to the Prince of Tubod Elem. School 2019, no other
than Prince Raymond D. Ambrad.
: And now Princess of Tubod Elem. School 2018, Princess Anzelique Jane D. Anasco, will turn
over the symbolic scepter to the new Princess- Princess Katrina Angelica D. Niones.

: Once again let us give our royal colors and lights a big round of applause. Order of Candidates.
Since we already have them shine let them glow more as they march down the aisle for the
very first time as royals.

: That’s not all folks, we have seen them march, now let’s see their grove. The royal Color and
lights in their oh-so-royal dance. Music Maestro

ROYAL DANCE

: What a night ladies and gentlemen, but the fun is not yet over. Another dance presentation
by the Grade -4 pupils.

: Another dance presentation by the Grade -5 pupils.

: Another dance presentation by the Grade -6 pupils.

: Just like the rainbow, we have a beautiful and colorful night. We know you agree and this
won't be made possible without the help and cooperation of some wonderful people

: Closing Remarks