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    The document outlines the mechanics for the 16th BSP-DepEd Oratorical Contest for the 22nd National Statistics Month. The contest is open to 4th year high school students in the National Capital Region of the Philippines. Contestants will deliver a speech in Filipino between 6 to 8 minutes on a topic related to the objectives and theme of National Statistics Month. The document details the schedule, prizes, roles of DepEd and BSP, criteria for judging, and dissemination of information about the contest.

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    The document outlines the mechanics for the 16th BSP-DepEd Oratorical Contest for the 22nd National Statistics Month. The contest is open to 4th year high school students in the National Capital Region of the Philippines. Contestants will deliver a speech in Filipino between 6 to 8 minutes on a topic related to the objectives and theme of National Statistics Month. The document details the schedule, prizes, roles of DepEd and BSP, criteria for judging, and dissemination of information about the contest.

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    The document outlines the mechanics for the 16th BSP-DepEd Oratorical Contest for the 22nd National Statistics Month. The contest is open to 4th year high school students in the National Capital Region of the Philippines. Contestants will deliver a speech in Filipino between 6 to 8 minutes on a topic related to the objectives and theme of National Statistics Month. The document details the schedule, prizes, roles of DepEd and BSP, criteria for judging, and dissemination of information about the contest.

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    Mechanics for the 16th BSP-DepEd Oratorical Contest

    22nd NATIONAL STATISTICS MONTH (NSM)


    28 October 2011
    BSP Assembly Hall

    Objectives: 1. Promote and enhance nationwide awareness and appreciation of the importance and
    value of statistics to the different sectors of society; and

    2. Elicit cooperation and support of the general public in upgrading the quality and
    standards of statistics in the country.

    NSM Theme for 2011:

    English : “Quality Social Protection Statistics for Focused Targeting: Improving Outcomes,
    Changing Lives"

    Filipino : “Kalidad na Estadistika sa Pangangalagang Panlipunan: Pagpapahusay ng Gawa,


    Pagpapaunlad ng Buhay”

    MECHANICS OF THE CONTEST

    A. Qualified Contestants

    Any 4th year high school student from any Philippine high school, whether private or public, in the
    National Capital Region (NCR) duly recognized by the Department of Education (DepEd).

    B. Topic
    The topic shall be in line with the objectives and broad theme of NSM. The oratorical piece shall be
    delivered in Filipino for a time limit of 6 to 8 minutes.

    C. Division of Responsibility

    The DepEd, through the DepEd-NCR, shall disseminate the invitation and contest information and
    guidelines to all public and private secondary schools in the NCR, at least two (2) weeks prior to the
    deadline of the submission of applications. It shall likewise supervise and coordinate all the related
    activities in various schools including the selection and distribution of prizes. To ensure a uniform system
    for choosing the finalists, a DepEd representative from the NCR will attend and monitor the selection
    process at the division level. The DepEd will provide the BSP with soft and hard copies of the division
    winning pieces.

    The BSP shall coordinate, supervise and manage the NCR finals. In case a finalist cannot make it to
    the finals due to meritorious reason after the names of the finalists have already been submitted to BSP,
    the division second placer will replace the said finalist provided that the BSP is informed at least three
    days before the finals.

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    D. Schedule

    The parties shall adhere to the following schedule of activities:

    Activity Date
    Information dissemination through DepEd 08 August 2011 (Monday)
    memo to Division Superintendents

    Deadline of application to join the contest 22 August 2011 (Monday)


    submitted to Division Superintendents

    Division level screening on or before 3 October 2011


    (16 divisions and 1 regional science high school) (Monday)

    Submission of winning students’ profile forms


    and winning pieces to the BSP 7 October 2011 (Friday)
    Finals at the BSP for the 17 Division level 28 October 2011 (Friday)
    winners

    E. Prizes

    1. Winners shall receive the following prizes:

    First Prize P 25,000 + trophy; trophy for school


    Second Prize P 20,000 + trophy; trophy for school
    Third Prize P 15,000 + trophy; trophy for school
    Consolation Prizes (14) P 7,500 + plaque

    2. Other Incentives:

    Trainers of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd placers will receive cash prizes equivalent to 30 percent of the
    prizes of the winners. Trainers of finalists with consolation prizes in the finals will receive
    P3,000 each. All contestants and trainers for the finals will be given certificates of
    participation.

    3. Subsidy:

    Each of the 16 divisions and 1 regional science high school in the NCR will be given subsidy.

    F. Judges

    Judges with varied but relevant expertise and backgrounds (e.g., speech and drama, statistics,
    education, mass communication, banking and finance) shall select the winners in the division level.
    For the finals, the BSP and DepEd shall invite three (3) prominent and reputable persons with known
    expertise in the fields of speech, drama, statistics, education, mass communication and /or related
    disciplines to act as judges. Aside from the three, the BSP and the DepEd shall assign two (2) other
    judges – one senior official each from the BSP and the DepEd – to represent the respective agencies in
    the Board of Judges.
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    The Board of Judges reserves the right not to award prizes if they deem the contestants do not
    meet the competition standards. The decision of the Board of Judges in all aspects of the competition
    shall be final.

    G. Criteria for judging

    The criteria for judging the contest will be based on substance or content of the piece, delivery,
    and stage presence. Contestants must strictly observe the time limit of 6 to 8 minutes to avoid penalty
    deductions from their overall scores.

    1. Substance - 50%

    This includes:
    ♦ Relevance of Topic To or Focus on the Theme
    ♦ Originality/Creativity
    ♦ Rhetorical Organization
    ♦ Grammar

    2. Delivery - 40%

    This includes:
    ♦ Quality of Voice
    ♦ Diction
    ♦ Fluency/Mastery of the Speech
    ♦ Pronunciation

    3. Stage Presence - 10%

    This includes:
    ♦ Stage Poise
    ♦ Gestures
    ♦ Appropriate Use of the Stage

    4. Time Limit: 6-8 minutes

    Each contestant will be given 6-8 minutes to speak. Time starts from the moment the
    contestant speaks and ends at the time that he/she takes a bow. A contestant whose speech is
    shorter than the minimum requirement of 6 minutes as well as those who exceeded the maximum of
    8 minutes will get a deduction of one (1) point from his/her total score for every minute or a fraction
    thereof in excess/deficit of the allotted time.

    H. Dissemination

    The announcement of the oratorical contest will be posted both at the BSP and DepEd websites.

    The BSP reserves the right to use the name of the contestants and their entries for free in any
    broadcast, telecast or print medium. The contestants also grant the organizers the right to circulate
    the contest pieces as deemed fit.

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