REFLECTIONS. DELEGATION VISITS BSHS

Breaking Cultural Barriers!

It’s not every day that a group of Japanese students and professors travel all the way to the Philippines to observe high school classes and student engagement, but that’s exactly what happened on February 23 when a delegation from Ehime University and University of the Philippines Integrated School (UPIS) visited Bagong Silangan High School (BSHS).

2.21% were classified as independent learners

BSHS logs Low Literacy Rate

DepEd urges School Heads to adapt Alternative Delivery Mode

Justine Mationg

While,

89.31% belonged to the frustration level learners comfortable learning environment for the students and prevent them from suffering the effects of extreme heat during their classes.

High percentage of low literacy could be attributed to the effects of Covid-19 which widen the learning gap.

As the scorching summer heat continues to affect various parts of the country, the Department of Education (DepEd) has advised school heads to consider adapting classes from in-person to alternative delivery modes.

In line with these concerns, Bagong Silangan High School (BSHS) has recently implemented a new schedule of classes, separating boys and girls into different schedules to reduce the heat caused by overcrowded rooms.

From May 8 to 12, all boys will attend school while girls will have their turn from May 15 to 19. This schedule lasts until June 2.

I believe the new schedule of classes is a step in the right direction, as it allows us to manage the overcrowding issue and provides a more comfortable learning environment, prioritizing the well-being of our students during these weather conditions.

Voyage to Excellence

were classified under instructional readers

8.48%

Students who are not assigned to attend the scheduled in-person classes will have to accomplish asynchronous activities.

Teachers distributed learning materials in digital or print for the students to answer independently at home.

This move aims to provide a more

Erick Manibog, Math teacher

Some students voiced their discontent with the new schedule, expressing dissatisfaction with the gender-based separation and the belief that it doesn’t effectively address the problem of overcrowded classrooms and encourages the school head to have a consultative meeting with the stakeholders before deciding.

BSHS Teachers Excel in LIBRO 2022 Recognition

Bagong Silangan High School (BSHS) was awarded an outstanding recognition in the LIBRO: LRMDS Implementation and Betterment Recognition Opportunity 2022, which showcased the exceptional achievements of its dedicated teachers in their exemplary performance.

This prestigious initiative, outlined in Division Memorandum No. 586 s 2022, seeks to acknowledge and celebrate outstanding accomplishments in the implementation of the Learning Resource Management and Development System (LRMDS).

BSHS teachers have clinched the top spot in the category of Best Print Instructional Material, with their Edukasyon sa Pagpapakatao Learning Activity Sheets (LAS) being recognized as a stellar resources for effective teaching and learning.

In addition, the different subject areas have been commended for their notable Print Instructional Materials: Araling Panlipunan LAS, English LAS, Filipino LAS, Mathematics LAS, MAPEH LAS, Science LAS, and TLE LAS. BSHS teachers’ commitment to excellence has resulted in the creation of LAS that empower students in their educational journey.

As of this writing, BSHS teachers continue to write LAS for use of their students.

Antiporta secures 3rd