Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF LAGUNA

ACTIVITY DOCUMENTATION REPORT

PART I – BACKGROUND INFORMATION

A. Rationale of the Program/Activity

The Learner Government Program is a strategic initiative aimed at

fostering leadership skills, civic responsibility, and community engagement
among students to actively participate in school governance and decision-
making processes, thereby promoting a democratic environment within the
educational institution.
The programs rationale is rooted in the belief that students as primary
stakeholders of the educational system, should have a voice in shaping
their learning environment. It provides opportunities for students to develop
critical thinking, problem solving, negotiation, and communication skills,
which are essential to their future professional and personal lives.
Moreover, it encourages students to take ownership of their learning,
fostering a sense of responsibility and accountability. By involving students
in the decision-making process, the program also aims to enhance the
transparency and effectiveness of school governance.
In conclusion, the Learner Government Program is not just about
forming a student-led government body, but it’s more about instilling the
values of leadership, responsibility, and civic engagement in students,
preparing them for their roles as active citizens in a democratic society.

B. Objectives of the Activity:

1. Promote student leadership.

2. Foster civic responsibility.
3. Enhance communication skills.
4. Encourage active participation on programs/activities.
5. Develop problem solving skills.
6. Instill a sense of accountability
7. Promote transparency in governance.
8. Prepare for future roles.

C. Expected Outcome and Results

The expected outcomes and results of a Learner Government Program

may include:
1.Enchanched leadership skills. Students participating in the program are
expected to develop and enhance their leadership skills.

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SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF LAGUNA

2.Increased civic engagement. The programs aims to increase students

awareness of civic responsibilities and encourage active participation in
school governance and community activities.
3.Positive school climate. The program is expected to contribute to a
positive school climate by fostering a culture of respect collaboration, and
student empowerment.
4.Enchanced sense of responsibility/. Through their participation in
decision-making processes, students are expected to develop a sense of
responsibility and accountability for their actions and decisions.
5. Increased students satisfaction. A successful Learner Government
Program can lead to increased students satisfaction and engagement with
school, creating a more vibrant and inclusive learning environment.

D. Summary Profile of Participants

Participants in a Learner Government Program are a diverse group of

students who share a common interest in leadership, civic engagement,
and making a positive impact on their school community.

PART II – HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ACTIVITY

A. Preliminary Activities

- Orientation and training

- Election process
- Clean -Up drive
- Tayo ng Magtanim sating Paaralan
- Sa Bote May Pera
B. Key Learning (per module/session)

- Leadership workshops, team-building exercise, role playing scenario

- Community services and projects
- Simulated decision-making, policy development exercises, meetings
with school administrators.

C. Issues and Recommendations

Issue/Concern Recommendations/ Responsible

Agreements Person/Office
1.Lack of students
engagement in 1.Implement regular Principal
decision-making feedback mechanisms to
processes. gather input from all Teachers
students.

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SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF LAGUNA

2. Communication
challenges between 2. Enhance communication
student leaders and the channels through social
student body. media, newsletters, and Students
open forums.
3. Addressing diversity SELG Officers
and inclusion within 3. Provide diversity training
GPTA Officers
the learner government. and inclusive practices to
promote representation and
equity.

D. Synthesis and Closing Activities

Overall, the learner government program aims to improve students, enhance

their leadership skills, promote civic engagement, address key issues within
the school community, and provide a platform for students to actively
contribute to school governance.

PART III - ANNEXES

A. Photo Documentation

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SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF LAGUNA

B. List of Participants
1. SELG Adviser
2. SELG Officers
3. Teachers Faculty
4. Stakeholders

Prepared by:
MARIA D. CORONADO
SELG School Coordinator

Reviewed by:
BELLA V. BAGSIC
School Head

Approved:
RHODA M. MANUAL, EdD
Public School District Supervisor

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Trunkline: (049) 831-9064 | 831-7924 | 566-5012
Email: laguna@deped.gov.ph
Website: www.depedlaguna.com