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| 2005 Annual Report |
Updated: 10:07 a.m. CST July 14, 2006 Move On Philippines' 2005 Projects:
Books for Guadalupe Elementary School in Leyte
On November 30, 2005, Program Administrator Felix Ocon delivered several packages of reference and library books to Guadalupe Elementary School in Baybay, Leyte. Guadalupe has also received a refurbished computer from Move On Philippines in July 2005. Complete turnover report is also available. To view photographs taken during turnover of resources, click here.
Books & Supplies for Hilaan Elementary School in Leyte
In addition to a refurbished computer, Hilaan Elementary School in Bontoc, Southern Leyte also received books for its library from Move On Philippines. Program Administrator Felix Ocon delivered the box of books to Hilaan on November 24. Click here to read the turnover report. For photodocumentation, please click here.
Books for Pangasugan Elementary School in Leyte
On November 10, 2005, a balikbayan box of textbooks (science, math and language), a set of Children’s Encyclopedia Britannica, used clothing and toys from Move On Philippines were delivered to Pangasugan Elementary School in Baybay, Leyte. Click here to read the full report. You can also browse pictures of the turnover ceremony.
Educational References for Sixteen Elementary Schools in Cotabato
Sixteen elementary schools located in post-conflict communities in Cotabato, Mindanao received packages of educational materials including dictionaries from Move On Philippines. Click here for details. MinLand Foundation is facilitating turnover of packages to schools. Read more from the MINLAND site here. You can also read the full turnover report (
PDF format).
Computer for Hilaan Elementary School, Bontoc, Southern Leyte
On September 16, 2005, Program Administrator Felix Ocon who lives in Baybay, Leyte delivered a refurbished computer and printer donated by Move On Philippines to Hilaan Elementary School. Hilaan is in a mountainous area 13 kilometers from the town of Bontoc, Southern Leyte. The school has 15 teachers including the principal. They travel to the town of Sogod (6-7 kilometers away) to have their reports, exams, and other instructional materials computerized. Many Hilaan students have not seen a computer in their life. Click here to read Felix Ocon's full report. You can also view more pictures at http://moveonphil.org/v-web/gallery/hilaan-pc.
Books for Camanlangan Elementary School & Camanlangan National High School, Compostela Valley Province
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Remoquillo, private citizens of Davao City dedicated to serving the people of the area, delivered two balikbayan boxes of educational resources to Camanlangan Elementary and Camanlangan National High School on September 13, 2005. The Remoquillos wrote: "It took us almost four hours by bus from Davao City to Camanlangan. The road was not so good because of constant rain in the area. The way back didn't seem as difficult, not because the ride was more comfortable and certainly not because the route was shorter. Remembering the children's happy faces made our trip back to the city DIFFERENT." Click here to read the full report. More pictures are available at http://moveonphil.org/v-web/gallery/Camanlangan
Books for Gov. Duterte High School, Barangay Bangkal, Davao City
Principal of Gov. Duterte High School
accepts books from Move On Philippines
(represented by KsFI Executive Director,
Atty. Lourdes N. Vicente) during the turnover ceremony.KsFI delivered the books to Duterte High School on September 2, 2005. The school prepared a short turnover ceremony at 8:00 a.m. The program included two dance presentations - - a modern and adaptation of the Muslim dance to the current drum beats of modern tune - - and a song by the students. Thereafter KsFI Executive Director, Atty. Fatimah Lourdes N. Vicente, gave a short talk and read a message from Move On Philippines. The program culminated with the signing of the acknowledgement receipt by the school principal. Click here to read the full report. Click here for more pictures.
Books & Toys for Ranao Elementary School, Davao del Sur
Federico J. Alferez Elementary School teachers and employees, MinLand staff, Brgy. Goma Kagawad Nicolas Bibal (5th from left), DepEd Digos School Division Superintendent Alfonso Gomez (3rd from right) and Division Planning Officer Olive Miranda (7th from left) and Ranao Elementary School TIC Tita Heramiz (5th from right) pose after a short turnover ceremony.EJ Matela, Executive Director of Post Conflict & Rural Community Building Services at Minland Foundation (www.minland.ph), reports on the turnover of a box of educational resources for Ranao Elementary School in Sitio Ranao, Barangay Goma, Davao del Sur. Ranao Elementary is a small barangay school with enrollment of 80 students who belong to indigenous community of the area, predominantly Bagobos. The indigenous people are mostly marginal farmers with an estimated average annual income per household of $200 to $400. Unfortunately, due to an advisory on the peace and order situation in Sitio Ranao, Minland representatives were not able to physically deliver the books to the school. However, a simple turnover of the donation from Move On Philippines was held at Alferez Elementary School. Click here to read EJ Matela's full report.
Books for Talomo National High School, Barangay Talomo, Davao City
The box of pre-owned books was delivered to Talomo National High School in Barangay Talomo, Davao City on Wednesday, August 17, 2005 by Atty. Lourdes Nobleza-Vicente, Executive Director of Kinasang'an Foundation. Talomo High School, with total enrollment in 2005 of 1,643 students, does not have a school building but is using available classrooms at Talomo Elementary School. Click here to read Kinasang'an Foundation's report.
Computer for Guadalupe Elementary School, Leyte, Visayas. View more pictures.
Books for Apolandia Elementary School, Davao del Sur, Mindanao. View more pictures.
Computer for Pangasugan Elementary School, Leyte, Visayas. View more pictures.
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