ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS SEMINAR for STUDENTS, TEACHERS and LGUs TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE AND ECO-FRIENDLY SCHOOL STO. NINO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 26 February 2016 The participants during the Seminar, Students and Teachers of Sto. Nino National High School, LGUs, First Gen & MHPS representatives with EMB CALABARZON personnel Ms. Rysa Deron, Chief-EEIS posed with Student Leaders of Sto. Nino National High School from left, LGUs of Brgy. Sto Nino, Teachers of SNNHS, First Gen rep, MHPS rep, EMB4A personnel and staff from Office of City Enro of Batangas City
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ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS SEMINAR
for STUDENTS, TEACHERS and LGUs TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE AND ECO-FRIENDLY SCHOOL
STO. NINO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
26 February 2016
The participants during the Seminar, Students and Teachers of Sto. Nino National High School, LGUs, First Gen & MHPS representatives with EMB CALABARZON personnel
Ms. Rysa Deron, Chief-EEIS posed with Student Leaders of Sto. Nino National High School from left, LGUs of Brgy. Sto Nino, Teachers of SNNHS, First Gen rep, MHPS rep,
EMB4A personnel and staff from Office of City Enro of Batangas City
Environmental Awareness Seminar towards a sustainable and eco-friendly school and environment was held on 26 February 2016 at Sto. Nino National High School which was participated in by fifty (50) students, thirty (30) teachers, nine (9) Representatives from the Office of the City Enro and
two (2) Barangay Officials of Brgy. Sto. Nino, Batangas City. The seminar aims to educate and make the participants be aware on the environmental challenges and develop skills to identify and enable them to resolve the problems. Ms. Rysa Deron, OIC of the Environmental Education and Information Section, discussed
the effects and causes of Climate Change and help them develop a better understanding on the degradation of our environment and what things could still be done to prevent or reduce Climate Change being a student, teacher or as an individual.
Ms. Rysa Deron, Chief-EEIS during her lecture on Climate Change
The students and teachers of Sto. Nino National High School listening during the Seminar
Ms. Severina Oandasan, educated the participants on RA 9003 or the Solid Waste Management Act and the proper disposal of wastes in our household, in schools and when outside our home.
To give the students a deeper insights on environmental challenges, an Essay Writing and Poster Making was also conducted during the training. wherein twenty students voluntarily participated on the contest. Judges for both contests were First Gen Clean Energy Complex and MHPS representatives, Office of the City Enro representatives and the School English Teachers.
Winners of the Essay Writing were First- Julie Ann C. Makatigbak, Second- Hazel M. Cantos and Third-Jodie Mae C. Ruiz.
Ms. Verna Oandasan, SWMS Staff, during her lecture on Solid Waste Management Act
Winners of the Essay Writing Contest from left Second, Third and First Prize
Four (4) students were chosen as Winners on the Poster Making Contest, Fourth-Norman D. Catapang, Third- Chelsea C. Ebora, Second-Rhine I. Ferolino and
First Place- Jerald C. Custodio.
The event has been successful with the support of external partners - First Gen Clean Energy Complex, MHPS, Inc., and Sardido Industries.
by the author:
Rysa D. Deron
Winners of the Poster Making Contest from left to right-First to Fourth Prize.
Certificate of Recognition was awarded to Ms. Rysa D. Deron for Organising the event by Sto. Nino National High School
Certificate of Recognition was awarded to Ms. Severina Oandasan as Resource Speaker during the Seminar by Sto. Nino National High School
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