Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION IV-A CALABARZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF BATANGAS
LUYAHAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LUYAHAN, LIAN, BATANGAS

NARRATIVE REPORT GIRL SCOUT WEEK CELEBRATION 2023

Girl Scout Week Celebration 2023: A Week of Tribute and Unity

September 17 – 23, 2023
Theme: "125 Years of Living Legacy: Remembering the Life of Josefa Llanes Escoda"

Day 1: Faith Day (September 17)

The Girl Scout Week Celebration kicked off with Faith Day, a day of reflection and unity. Girls from troops
all across our community gathered at the school grounds to worship and honor their respective faiths through prayer,
meditation, and discussions on how their beliefs intersect with the values of Girl Scouting.

Faith Day reminds us that Girl Scouts is not just about leadership and camaraderie but also about fostering
spiritual growth. It encourages girls to embrace diversity and respect different beliefs, fostering a sense of inclusivity
and acceptance within the community.

Day 2: Troop Leaders Day (September 18)

On Troop Leaders Day, we paid tribute to the unsung heroes of the Girl Scout movement – troop leaders.
These dedicated individuals invest their time, energy, and heart into guiding and mentoring our girls, helping them
develop essential life skills and values.

Troop Leaders Day celebrated the tireless efforts of troop leaders, highlighting the importance of their role
in shaping the next generation of leaders. It was a day of appreciation, gratitude, and recognition for their commitment
to building girls of courage, confidence, and character.

Day 3: Environment Day (September 19)

Girl Scouts have always been at the forefront of environmental stewardship, and Environment Day
underscored this commitment. The day was dedicated to various eco-friendly activities such as tree planting, recycling
drives, and educational sessions on sustainability.

Environment Day emphasized the importance of taking care of our planet and instilled in girls a sense of
responsibility for the environment. It showcased how Girl Scouts can make a positive impact on the world through
small, eco-conscious actions.

Day 4: Escoda Day (September 20)

Josefa Llanes Escoda, an inspiring figure in the history of Girl Scouting, was celebrated on this day.
Escoda's life and legacy were remembered through storytelling, presentations, and community service projects
inspired by her dedication to service and advocacy for women's rights.

Escoda Day reinforced the ideals of courage, compassion, and commitment that Girl Scouts strive to
embody. It reminded girls of the strong foundation upon which their movement was built and encouraged them to
carry her torch of service forward.

Day 5: Girls Day (September 21)

On the fifth day of our Girl Scout Week Celebration, the spotlight was on an extraordinary woman whose
legacy continues to inspire generations of Girl Scouts – Josefa Llanes Escoda. Escoda Day, held on September 20,
2023, was a day of commemoration, reflection, and action as we honored the life and achievements of this remarkable
figure in the history of Girl Scouting.

Luyahan Elementary School

Address: Luyahan, Lian, Batangas
0960-534-8116
luyahanelem107412@gmail.com/caroline.faminiano002@deped.gov.ph
 Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION IV-A CALABARZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF BATANGAS
LUYAHAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LUYAHAN, LIAN, BATANGAS

Josefa Llanes Escoda was a beacon of hope and empowerment for women in the Philippines and around the
world. Her unwavering commitment to service and advocacy for women's rights made her an iconic figure not only in
Girl Scouting but in the broader struggle for gender equality.

To commemorate her legacy, various activities were organized throughout the day. The day began with a
heartwarming gesture of giving flowers. Girl Scouts of all ages gathered at the school grounds to lay bouquets of
flowers at a memorial dedicated to Josefa Llanes Escoda. The colorful array of blooms symbolized the beauty and
diversity of her impact on the world.

Escoda's life story was shared through storytelling sessions and presentations. Girls and troop leaders learned
about her childhood, her journey in Girl Scouting, and her tireless efforts to uplift women's voices and rights. It was a
testament to the power of determination and advocacy.

Escoda Day served as a powerful reminder of the core values that Girl Scouts strive to embody – courage,
compassion, and commitment. Josefa Llanes Escoda's life exemplified these ideals in every way, and her legacy
continues to inspire girls to reach for their highest potential.

As girls and leaders engaged in these activities, they not only learned about Escoda's extraordinary life but
also reflected on their own roles as advocates for positive change. They were encouraged to take her torch of service
forward, dedicating themselves to making a difference in their communities and beyond.

Escoda Day in our Girl Scout Week Celebration was a day of inspiration, reflection, and action. It
underscored the enduring impact of one woman's dedication to service and her advocacy for women's rights. Through
the various activities and discussions, girls and leaders embraced the legacy of Josefa Llanes Escoda and were
reminded that they too can be agents of change, carrying forward her legacy of service and empowerment into the
future of Girl Scouting.

Day 6: Community Day (September 22)

Community Day brought Girl Scouts into action within the school. Girls engaged in various service projects,
such as volunteering at school canteen, cleaning up the school grounds, and creating local crafts.

Community Day underscored the core value of service that is deeply ingrained in Girl Scouting. It
highlighted the idea that Girl Scouts are not just individuals but a collective force for good within their communities.

Day 7: Family Day (September 23)

The Girl Scout Week Celebration concluded with Family Day, a day to honor the families that support and
nurture the girls on their scouting journey. Families celebrated the day with their daughters at home by eating together
and sharing stories how their day went and how itn made them feel.

Family Day emphasized the vital role of families in a girl's development and encouraged stronger bonds
between parents, guardians, and Girl Scouts. It reinforced that Girl Scouting is a family affair that fosters togetherness
and shared values.

Luyahan Elementary School

Address: Luyahan, Lian, Batangas
0960-534-8116
luyahanelem107412@gmail.com/caroline.faminiano002@deped.gov.ph
 Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION IV-A CALABARZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF BATANGAS
LUYAHAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LUYAHAN, LIAN, BATANGAS

In summary, the Girl Scout Week Celebration in 2023 was a week of reflection, tribute, and action. Each day's
theme and activities highlighted the profound impact Girl Scouts has on girls, communities, and society at large. It
showcased the organization's commitment to building character, fostering leadership, and making the world a better
place for all.

Theme: "125 Years of Living Legacy: Remembering the Life of Josefa

Llanes Escoda"

Luyahan Elementary School

Address: Luyahan, Lian, Batangas
0960-534-8116
luyahanelem107412@gmail.com/caroline.faminiano002@deped.gov.ph
 Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION IV-A CALABARZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF BATANGAS
LUYAHAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LUYAHAN, LIAN, BATANGAS

Prepared by:
JENNY JEAN B. AURO
TEACHER I

Luyahan Elementary School

Address: Luyahan, Lian, Batangas
0960-534-8116
luyahanelem107412@gmail.com/caroline.faminiano002@deped.gov.ph