Region XI
Department of Eduation
Division of Davao del Norte
Mankilam, Tagum City
ANTONIO V. FRUTO SR. NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
(Formerly Cabayangan National High School)
Cabayangan, Braulio E. Dujali Davao del Norte
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT ON THE GIRL SCOUTS OF THE PHILIPPINES (GSP)
OUTDOOR BASIC COURSE FOR THE TROOP LEADERS
SY 2014-2015
I. RATIONALE
The Girl Scout leaders teach the girls life’s skills like goal settings; assisting them in sharing meaningful project in the community. The leaders also encourage girls to “Be their Best”, promotes values, help girls become well-rounded individuals and extending the sisterhood of girl scouting. The training aims to inspire the troop leaders to be more active and more efficient in this field. Furthermore, this event promotes camaraderie among other leaders to set with the same goal for the success of the department.
II. OBJECTIVE
a. Develop leadership skills and self-esteem.
III. ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN
The knowledgeable trainers of the recently concluded GSP Outdoor Basic Course Training for Troop Leaders conducted varied activities for the 3-day events. Aside from the lectures, the participants experienced outdoor undertakings such as tent fetching and breaking, gadgets making, knot tying, breakfast hunting with trail signs and outdoor cooking. Every patrol has presented different talents and skills to show case during the campfire. There were moments of silence and meditation as well as during the Scout’s Own and Ode to the Fire respectively. All activities were fun, enthusiastic and inspiring. Indeed, the scope of the training was really designed to inspire troop leaders to actively organize effective camping for the girls in their stations.
IV. PICTORIALS
Prepared by:
LIGAYA F. SAJULGA Teacher I
MA. LEONORA J. TUMAMPOS Teacher I
MAE ANN M. ESMILLA Teacher I
CECILLE ANN PAMPLONA Teacher I
RHEA ASTILLA Teacher I
JUNITH T. VALLE Teacher I
JOYLYN P. MANCERAS Teacher I
Noted by:
DR. LORDELYN A. BUYO
Principal III
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