VIVENCIO P. CASAS SR.
MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL
9 July 2025 | 8:00 a.m.
PROGRAM
Part I.
Attendance - GRETCHEN COLONGAN &
SSLG OFFICERS
Grade 9 Teacher & SSLG Adviser
Philippine National Anthem - CATHERINE ROSALES
Grade 7 Teacher
Prayer - RIA ME H. CANTIGA
Grade 8 Teacher
SDO Masbate Hymn& Placer Hymn - FATIMA LEE RAMAS
Grade 8 Teacher
Presentation of Participants - KARELL CRIS METRAN
Grade 9 Teacher
Welcome Remarks - EDGAR ISMAS
Head Teacher
MOA & Partner’s Profile Signing - GENIVIEVE ARIZALA &
EDGAR ISMAS
Master Teacher & Head Teacher
Message of Support - HON. SB JOSE “EYON”
ABELLARE JR.
SB, SGC Co- Chairman
Orientation for Disaster Preparedness - MDRRMO
Orientation for Disaster Preparedness - BFP
Message - LIBERTY AGUDO
School Principal
Awarding of Certificates of Appreciation - School Head & VPCSMHS HTs
Closing Remarks - EDGAR ISMAS
Head Teacher
Photo Documentation - Partners, stakeholders &
Personnel
Pledge of Commitment - Partners, parents, stakeholders
& Personnel
RICSHELL BULUTANO
Host
Brigada Eskwela 2025 Script
Tema: “Brigada Eskwela: Sama-sama Para sa Bayang Bumabasa”
I. Opening Segment
A pleasant morning to everyone! We warmly welcome you all to the kickoff of
Brigada Eskwela 2025 here at Vivencio P. Casas, Sr. Memorial High School.
Today marks another meaningful day of unity, service, and bayanihan in
support of our beloved learners.
This year’s theme, “Brigada Eskwela: Sama-sama Para sa Bayang Bumabasa”,
reminds us that beyond preparing our school physically, we are also building a
strong foundation for learning through reading and community participation.
II. Introduction of the Event
Brigada Eskwela is a yearly initiative of the Department of Education that brings
together teachers, parents, local government units, private partners, and
volunteers to help prepare schools for the opening of classes. Through shared
effort, we ensure that classrooms and school grounds are clean, safe, and
conducive to learning.
For 2025, we go beyond brooms and paintbrushes—we come together to ignite the
love for reading among our children. Through this initiative, we are helping
shape a nation of lifelong readers and learners.
Education is a shared responsibility. And today, we witness how the spirit of
bayanihan lives on—as parents, teachers, volunteers, and stakeholders come
together for one goal: a better learning environment for all.
Before we begin with our program, may I request everyone to please rise for our
opening prayer, to be led by our Grade 7 teacher teacher, Ma’am Ria Mae
Cantiga, followed by the singing of our National Anthem to be led by Ma’am
Catherine Rosales.
SDO Masbate Hymn to be led by Ma’am Fatima Lee Ramas and Placer Hymn to be
led by Ma’am Blaisedelle Ann Matero.
[Pause]
Thank you, everyone. You may now be seated.
III. Acknowledgment of Guests and Participants
Moving forward, we have Ms./Ma’am KC Metran, our Grade 9 teacher who will be
introducing the dedicated volunteers and stakeholders of Brigada eskwela
2025. Please give her a round of applause.
Our steadfast, hardworking and passionate School Principal, Mrs. Liberty E. Agudo,
whose leadership guides the success of our school programs.
The reliable and collaborative representatives from the Local Government Unit,
MDRRMO and BFP , who stand with us in every initiative.
Our equally devoted teaching and non- teaching workforce, who are always ready to
go beyond the classroom for their students.
Our supportive and caring parents and guardians, whose involvement makes a big
difference in our learners' journey.
Our enthusiastic and energetic learners, who inspire us to keep working harder
every day.
Our generous and service-oriented volunteers and partners, whose selfless
contributions truly make Brigada Eskwela possible.
Our gratitude extends to all volunteers and stakeholders for your invaluable
contribution.
IV. Opening Remarks by the Head Teacher in English Department
To formally welcome us and inspire everyone, let us now hear the opening message
from our steadfast and fatherly Head Teacher in English Department, Mr. Edgar
L. Ismas.
(After the message)
Thank you very much, Sir, for your motivating and heartfelt message.
V. MOA & Partner’s Profile Signing
Now, we will move on to the highlight of this activity. Let us witness the signing of
the memorandum of agreement
VI. Message of Support
Now, we are honored to have with us Hon. SB Jose Eyon Abellare, Jr., SB SGC Co-
Chairman to share his message of support. Let’s give a big round of applause
for him.
Thank you very much, Hon. Abellare, for your continued support for our school and
learners.
VII. Orientation for Disaster Preparedness
At this juncture, we invite our MDRRMO to provide an orientation on the disaster
preparedness
At this juncture, we invite our BFP to provide an orientation on the disaster
preparedness
VIII. Message of the School Head
The next person to give her message is a woman of hard work and diligence, to
inspire us together, let us all welcome our school principal, Mrs./ Ma’am Liberty
E. Agudo.
After the message…
That was a remarkable message.. Thank you Ma’am for the notable message you
never fail to share with us.. For that,
IX. Awarding of Certificates of Appreciation
X. Closing Remarks
XI. Awarding of Certificates of Appreciation
XII. Photo Documentation - Partners, stakeholders &
Personnel
XIII.Pledge of Commitment - Partners, parents,
stakeholders & Personnel
Closing Remarks (Start of the Activities)
Before we officially start, let me leave you with this short reminder:
“Each act of service we offer today becomes a stepping stone toward every
child’s dream.”
Thank you once again for your presence, your time, and your genuine support. On
behalf of [Name of School], I now officially declare the start of Brigada Eskwela
2025!
Let’s begin our activities with unity, energy, and the spirit of bayanihan. Mabuhay po
tayong lahat!
-END OF SCRIPT-
I. Purpose and Importance of the Event
Brigada Eskwela is more than just an annual clean-up and repair activity—it is a
celebration of bayanihan, shared responsibility, and the power of community in
education. It brings together people from all walks of life to work hand in hand in
preparing our schools for the return of our learners. From fixing broken chairs to
decorating reading corners, every small task performed today helps build a
better learning environment. But this year, we go beyond physical preparation.
Under the theme “Brigada Eskwela: Sama-sama Para sa Bayang Bumabasa,”
we emphasize the need to cultivate a culture of reading in every home,
classroom, and community. We believe that a child who reads is a child who
leads—and through this initiative, we make reading more accessible and
engaging for all.
Our gathering today serves three important objectives. First, to ensure that schools
are safe, clean, and well-prepared for the opening of classes. Second, to
strengthen community involvement and partnerships in education, recognizing
that learning is most effective when supported by many. And third, to promote
and enrich the reading skills of our learners, aligning with the national goal to
create a nation of readers. By working together, we plant seeds of knowledge,
confidence, and hope—building not only brighter classrooms but also a brighter
future for every Filipino child.
II. Instructions for Activities
Before we begin, here are the key activities lined up for today. Everyone is
encouraged to choose a task they’re comfortable with:
🔹 Classroom Cleaning – dusting, sweeping, and general tidying up of learning areas
🔹 Furniture Repair and Painting – restoring chairs, tables, and repainting walls or
fixtures
🔹 Library and Reading Corner Organization – arranging books and preparing
reading spaces
🔹 School Grounds Beautification – gardening, landscaping, and outdoor cleaning
🔹 Posting Educational Materials – decorating bulletin boards and hanging visual aids
Let’s all work together with care, cooperation, and a joyful heart—because every
effort counts!
III. Signing of Solidarity Wall
As we move forward with today’s activities, let us first take a moment for a
meaningful tradition that highlights the true spirit of Brigada Eskwela.
We now open the Signing of the Solidarity Wall—a symbolic act where each
signature represents more than just ink on paper. It represents commitment,
unity, and hope. It is our pledge as parents, teachers, students, partners, and
community members to work together for a common goal:
To build a nation of readers—Sama-sama Para sa Bayang Bumabasa.
Each name we place on this wall stands for time, effort, and love we willingly
offer to improve our school and uplift the future of every learner.
We now invite everyone to come forward and sign. Let your name be part of
this wall of commitment—because your support matters, and your presence
today is a promise that no child will be left behind in the journey toward
literacy and learning.
