SAINT PETER’S COLLEGE OF TORIL, INC

McArthur Highway, Crossing Bayabas, Toril 8025, Davao City, Philippines

Tel No.: 237-2007 Telfax No.: 291-0257

OFFICE OF THE AFFAIRS AND WELFARE

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
A.Y. 2023-2024
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NARRATIVE REPORT

Activity: Gender and Development and Anti-Sexual-Harassment Symposium

Location: St. Peter’s College of Toril, Inc. Gymnasium

Date: September 29, 2023

Last September 29, 2023, St. Peter’s College of Toril hosted a special event

called a symposium. This gathering was all about Gender Development and how to

prevent Sexual Harassment. The ones in charge were the CSC Officers, and all the

students from the college took part in this important activity. It's super crucial to have

events like this because everyone at SPCT needs to understand the importance of

treating everyone fairly.

Ms. Josel Quiring and Mr. Mark John Paul Aquino from the GELAS Department

were our hosts for the day. It all kicked off with a prayer, and then our Dean, Atty. Grecel

B. Paclipan, PhD, gave a warm welcome. Mr. Francis Jericho H. Cabadunga, RPm,

from the College Guidance, introduced our Speaker, Mr. Leonides Jimmy Jesuro III,

RGC, MAIC. He started by sharing his own experiences and then dived into the topic of

Gender and Development. He even showed us an interesting video about a girl facing

mistreatment from people around her.

Once he finished talking about Gender and Development, Mr. Jesuro switched

gears to talk about Anti-Sexual Harassment and the rules everyone should follow. After

an engaging hour, he welcomed questions from the students. The gymnasium was

buzzing with excitement as many students were eager to ask questions and hear his

insightful answers.
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McArthur Highway, Crossing Bayabas, Toril 8025, Davao City, Philippines

Tel No.: 237-2007 Telfax No.: 291-0257

OFFICE OF THE AFFAIRS AND WELFARE

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
A.Y. 2023-2024
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When the Q&A wrapped up, Mr. Jesuro shared another video, led by Atty. Chel

Diokno, diving deeper into the issue of Sexual Harassment. The event ended with a big

round of applause, and Mr. Jesuro received a certificate from Ms. Estrella Soriano,

CSASS.

Understanding Gender Development and how to prevent Sexual Harassment

isn't just important for personal growth. It's crucial for creating a society where everyone

feels included and safe. It gives students the power to be active in making positive

changes and teaches them how to interact respectfully and responsibly with others.

Noted by: Prepared by:

Dr. Katherine S. Rosales Ms. Aleli Ello

Head of Education Program GELAS President

 SAINT PETER’S COLLEGE OF TORIL, INC
McArthur Highway, Crossing Bayabas, Toril 8025, Davao City, Philippines

Tel No.: 237-2007 Telfax No.: 291-0257

OFFICE OF THE AFFAIRS AND WELFARE

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
A.Y. 2023-2024
___________________________________________________________________________

NARRATIVE REPORT

Activity: “Basura ko, Iuwi Ko Launching”

Location: St. Peter’s College of Toril, Inc. Gymnasium

Date: August 15, 2023

The Basura ko, Iuwi ko Launching event took place at the SPCT Gymnasium on

August 15, 2023, with the primary objective of enlightening students about the critical

importance of waste reduction and fostering their enthusiasm for assuming

responsibility in the proper management of waste disposal.

At 7:30 PM, students from different levels gathered for this significant event. Sir James

Bernadas, an assistant head at CEDO, took the stage as the speaker. He began by

pointing out the serious problem of too much trash piling up around the school. He

stressed how bad this is for the environment and why it's up to each person to fix it. Sir

James Bernadas didn't just talk—he backed up his points with numbers and real stories

to show how trash hurts nature. He said we all need to work together to make less

trash, use things again, and recycle to help nature stay healthy.

The Basura ko, Iuwi ko Launching event wasn't just about talking. It also

introduced a cool new idea: the "Basura ko, Iuwi ko" campaign. This campaign asks

students to bring their own trash home instead of just depending on the school to clean

it up. Sir James Bernadas made it fun too, with games and activities all about managing

trash. These activities were all about teaching students to sort trash, make compost,

and why we should cut down on using stuff we throw away quickly.
 SAINT PETER’S COLLEGE OF TORIL, INC
McArthur Highway, Crossing Bayabas, Toril 8025, Davao City, Philippines

Tel No.: 237-2007 Telfax No.: 291-0257

OFFICE OF THE AFFAIRS AND WELFARE

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
A.Y. 2023-2024
___________________________________________________________________________

The event wrapped up with a big message: everyone needs to join in and make

things better. Sir James Bernadas urged students to be part of the "Basura ko, Iuwi ko"

campaign and tell others about cutting down on trash.

In the end, the Basura ko, Iuwi ko Launching event didn't just talk the talk—it

walked the walk. It got students thinking about trash in a whole new way and made

them want to do something about it. Sir James Bernadas’ talk was so interesting that it

got students pumped to join the "Basura ko, Iuwi ko" campaign and be more eco-

friendly every day. This event lit a spark, making everyone more aware of how we affect

the environment and inspiring a cleaner and greener school for everyone.

Noted by: Prepared by:

Dr. Katherine S. Rosales Ms. Aleli Ello

Head of Education Program GELAS President

 SAINT PETER’S COLLEGE OF TORIL, INC
McArthur Highway, Crossing Bayabas, Toril 8025, Davao City, Philippines

Tel No.: 237-2007 Telfax No.: 291-0257

OFFICE OF THE AFFAIRS AND WELFARE

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
A.Y. 2023-2024
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Narrative Report

Activity: Pastoral Visit of Archbishop Romulo G. Vallesat Sto. Rosario Parish

Location: Santo Rosario Parish

Date: September 19, 2023

Representatives from St. Peter's College of Toril, Inc. came together on

September 19, 2023, alongside students from both the High School and College

Departments. They joined Mr. Kerwin Zamora from the High School OSA and Atty.

Grecel B. Paclipan, Ph.D., the College Dean, at the Sto. Rosario Parish. This gathering

was part of the Youth-Meet Up and Dialogue with Archbishop of Davao, Most Rev.

Romulo G. Valles, D.D., during his 3-day visit to the Parish for Pastoral purposes.

During this meaningful event, a selected group had the chance to share their

worries about how young people aren't as involved in the church as they used to be.

Archbishop Romulo listened carefully and offered wise advice on how to tackle these

issues. His insights provided valuable guidance on bridging the gap between the youth

and the church. As a token of gratitude for their active involvement, the participants

were presented with Rosaries, marking the successful conclusion of the event.

Noted by: Prepared by:

Dr. Katherine S. Rosales Ms. Aleli Ello

Head of Education Program GELAS President

 SAINT PETER’S COLLEGE OF TORIL, INC
McArthur Highway, Crossing Bayabas, Toril 8025, Davao City, Philippines

Tel No.: 237-2007 Telfax No.: 291-0257

OFFICE OF THE AFFAIRS AND WELFARE

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
A.Y. 2023-2024
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Narrative Report

Activity: 75th Parochial Fiesta Procession

Location: Santo Rosario Parish

Date: October 06, 2023

To honor the 75th Parochial Fiesta of Sto. Rosario Parish, St. Peter's College of

Toril, Inc., joined by its students, teachers, and staff, took an active part in the

procession held on October 6, 2023. This momentous occasion saw the enthusiastic

involvement of different patrons affiliated with the Parish's "Gagmayng Kristohanong

Katilingban" (GKK) groups.

As the procession unfolded, the High School Department embodied St. Peter,

also recognized as Peter the Apostle, while the College Department portrayed St. Marie

Rivier. Along the designated path, participants fervently prayed the rosary and

illuminated the way with candles. The procession began at the Parish, meandered

through the Daliao area, passed by the DCC High School, continued its journey through

Rasay, turned onto Genaro Lao Street, and concluded its route back at the church.

After the solemn procession, a novena mass was conducted, with St. Peter's

College of Toril, Inc. bestowed the honor of being one of the sponsors for this significant

religious ceremony.

Noted by: Prepared by:

Dr. Katherine S. Rosales Ms. Rocelyn Ejada

Head of Education Program GELAS Vice-President

 SAINT PETER’S COLLEGE OF TORIL, INC
McArthur Highway, Crossing Bayabas, Toril 8025, Davao City, Philippines

Tel No.: 237-2007 Telfax No.: 291-0257

OFFICE OF THE AFFAIRS AND WELFARE

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
A.Y. 2023-2024
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Narrative Report

Activity: Institutional World Teacher’s Day Celebration

Location: St. Peter’s College of Toril, Inc.

Date: October 05, 2023

In the midst of Toril, St. Peter's College of Toril, Inc. brimmed with heartfelt

appreciation on October 5, 2023, marking the celebration of World Teachers' Day. This

occasion stood as a remarkable testament to unity, gathering educators and students

from Elementary, High School, Senior High School, and College divisions for a

memorable festivity overflowing with gratitude.

The day began with a solemn mass that drew not just the devoted educators but

also students, parents, staff, and maintenance crew. The atmosphere hummed with

respect and thankfulness, setting the stage for a remarkable celebration. The highlight?

A grand parade where the esteemed teachers took the spotlight. With grace and

professionalism, they left an unforgettable impression. The students cheered

enthusiastically, creating a bond of togetherness. The parade marched on, symbolizing

the unity of the school community from Elementary to High School, College, and

support staff. Voices joined in singing the national anthem, echoing unity and patriotism.

Ms. Rica Andrea Reusora, the GEC President, gave a stirring speech

highlighting the teachers' significance. A heartwarming intermission showcased Grade 5

students' talents, lighting up the field with their lively performance. Tokens of

appreciation were handed to the elementary teachers, bringing tears and joy to students

reuniting with their mentors. High School students showed gratitude with tarpaulins,

cakes, and flowers, fostering a warm teacher-student bond.

 SAINT PETER’S COLLEGE OF TORIL, INC
McArthur Highway, Crossing Bayabas, Toril 8025, Davao City, Philippines

Tel No.: 237-2007 Telfax No.: 291-0257

OFFICE OF THE AFFAIRS AND WELFARE

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
A.Y. 2023-2024
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The College faculty, staff, and maintenance crew received tokens too,

emphasizing inclusivity. College students danced, radiating community spirit. Later, high

school students impressed with a remix. President Uno Raphael Sec underscored the

event's importance, celebrating the entire school community's dedication. Sr. Lorna B.

Murillo, PHD, the esteemed School President, thanked everyone, especially the student

leaders, for their hard work.

The day ended with the SPCT Community Dance, uniting students, teachers,

staff, and Sisters in joyful harmony. It concluded with a closing prayer by Ms. Jorine

Deala, JEC President, leaving a deep sense of gratitude. World Teachers' Day at St.

Peter's College of Toril, Inc. will forever stand as a day of unity, appreciation, and

heartfelt celebration.

Noted by: Prepared by:

Dr. Katherine S. Rosales Ms. Rocelyn Ejada

Head of Education Program GELAS Vice-President

 SAINT PETER’S COLLEGE OF TORIL, INC
McArthur Highway, Crossing Bayabas, Toril 8025, Davao City, Philippines

Tel No.: 237-2007 Telfax No.: 291-0257

OFFICE OF THE AFFAIRS AND WELFARE

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
A.Y. 2023-2024
___________________________________________________________________________

Narrative Report

Activity: College Department World Teacher’s Day Celebration

Location: St. Peter’s College of Toril, Inc.

Date: October 05, 2023

On the 5th of October, 2023, St. Peter's College of Toril, Inc.'s College

Department celebrated World Teachers' Day with the theme "Harmony in Education:

Celebrating Teachers and Non-Teaching Personnel," gathering both part-time and full-

time educators.

The event commenced with a prayer led by Ms. Richelle Balorio, CSC Treasurer,

expressing gratitude to the Almighty for blessings. Ms. Maria Amor Alfonso, CSC

President, then spoke, emphasizing teachers' crucial role in guiding young minds. A

heartfelt song opened the festivities, followed by engaging games uniting part-time and

full-time educators. The Pinoy Henyo game showcased their competitive spirits, with Mr.

Rufino Efondo and Mr. Gregorio as triumphant contestants. "The Ball Game" further

fueled excitement, with Team B emerging victorious amid loud cheers from students.

After the games, students shared touching messages with their beloved teachers.

Program Presidents like Ms. Aleli Ello, Ms. Dorothy Sena, Ms. Lyka Halipa, Gericka

Amplayo, and Ms. Jessa Mae Torillo conveyed heartfelt appreciation. An intermission

number by Ms. Manla, presenting a moving spoken poetry piece dedicated to teachers,

followed. Tokens of appreciation and snacks were then distributed, recognizing their

unwavering dedication.

Noted by: Prepared by:

 SAINT PETER’S COLLEGE OF TORIL, INC
McArthur Highway, Crossing Bayabas, Toril 8025, Davao City, Philippines

Tel No.: 237-2007 Telfax No.: 291-0257

OFFICE OF THE AFFAIRS AND WELFARE

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
A.Y. 2023-2024
___________________________________________________________________________

Dr. Katherine S. Rosales Ms. Rocelyn Ejada

Head of Education Program GELAS Vice-President

NARRATIVE REPORT

Activity: Disaster Preparedness Symposium

Location: St. Peter’s College of Toril, Inc. Gymnasium

Date: August 30, 2023

On August 30, 2023, the Southern Philippine College of Technology (SPCT)

orchestrated a significant gathering, the Disaster Preparedness Symposium, held in the
expansive SPCT Gymnasium. This symposium carried a pivotal aim: to execute an
earthquake drill and instill awareness regarding disaster preparedness among students
ranging from high school to college, alongside the dedicated teachers and staff of the
institution.

The driving force behind this symposium stemmed from the urgent necessity to
ensure that the SPCT community stands well-equipped to respond efficiently in case of
a seismic disaster. Given the persistent threat of earthquakes in the region, it became
paramount to furnish students and staff with the necessary know-how and abilities to
navigate such emergencies adeptly.

Charlie Agustin, an adept expert in disaster management and preparedness,

graced the event with his presence. His extensive experience and knowledge rendered
him an ideal speaker for this occasion. Agustin delivered an engaging discourse on
earthquake preparedness, emphasizing the proactive approach and the significance of
devising a well-formulated plan.

The symposium commenced with an introductory session led by the school's

administration, underscoring the gravity of preparedness for natural calamities. Their
initial remarks set the tone for a day dedicated to fortifying resilience in the face of
adversity.

Central to the event was the earthquake drill, engaging active participation from
students and staff alike. This exercise allowed them to put into action the insights
 SAINT PETER’S COLLEGE OF TORIL, INC
McArthur Highway, Crossing Bayabas, Toril 8025, Davao City, Philippines

Tel No.: 237-2007 Telfax No.: 291-0257

OFFICE OF THE AFFAIRS AND WELFARE

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
A.Y. 2023-2024
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acquired from prior disaster readiness training. The drill simulated an earthquake
scenario, encompassing evacuation procedures, demonstrations of first-aid techniques,
and communication protocols.

Post the drill, a debriefing ensued where participants shared their encounters and
gleaned insights from one another. This reflective practice facilitated the identification of
areas necessitating enhancement, reinforcing the significance of preparedness.

Throughout the symposium, diverse interactive workshops and seminars were

conducted, imparting practical skills and knowledge on disaster preparedness.
Participants were educated on emergency response, evacuation strategies, and
fundamental first-aid practices. These hands-on engagements empowered everyone to
confront real-life disaster scenarios with better preparedness.

The conclusion of the Disaster Preparedness Symposium fostered a sense of

achievement and heightened awareness regarding the value of readiness when faced
with natural disasters. It became a day that united students, teachers, and staff in a joint
endeavor to assure the safety and welfare of the SPCT community.

In summary, the Disaster Preparedness Symposium convened at the SPCT

Gymnasium on August 30, 2023, acted as a poignant reminder of the constant
earthquake risks and the importance of proactive readiness. The event not only
equipped participants with knowledge and skills but also instilled a heightened vigilance,
reinforcing the resilience of the SPCT community in anticipation of potential disasters.

Noted by: Prepared by:

Dr. Katherine S. Rosales Ms. Aleli Ello
Head of Education Program GELAS President
 SAINT PETER’S COLLEGE OF TORIL, INC
McArthur Highway, Crossing Bayabas, Toril 8025, Davao City, Philippines

Tel No.: 237-2007 Telfax No.: 291-0257

OFFICE OF THE AFFAIRS AND WELFARE

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
A.Y. 2023-2024
___________________________________________________________________________

NARRATIVE REPORT

Activity: Buwan ng Wika

Location: St. Peter’s College of Toril, Inc. Gymnasium

Date: August 31, 2023

On August 31, 2023, St. Peter College of Toril (SPCT) orchestrated a lively and

culturally immersive "Buwan ng Wika" celebration at the SPCT Gymnasium. This vibrant

affair aimed to pay tribute to and honor the Filipino language and native dialects under

the theme "Filipino at mga katutubong wika: Wika ng kapayapaan, seguridad at

ingklusibong pagpapatupad ng katarungang panlipunan.”

Both students and teachers eagerly joined this event, participating in diverse

activities that highlighted the abundant linguistic and cultural tapestry of the Philippines.

The gymnasium dazzled with colorful decorations and exhibits showcasing the multitude

of languages and dialects spoken across the nation. The proceedings commenced with

a warm greeting from the school's leadership, stressing the importance of safeguarding

and celebrating the Filipino language and indigenous tongues. But this event wasn't just

about speeches; it came alive with student performances featuring traditional dances,

songs, and poetry in various Filipino and indigenous languages. These artistic

showcases mesmerized the audience, vividly embodying the celebration's theme.

To foster active engagement, language workshops were conducted, offering

attendees the chance to learn basic phrases and expressions from different indigenous

languages. This hands-on experience allowed everyone to embrace and appreciate our

rich linguistic heritage. Moreover, the Buwan ng Wika festivity encompassed a

 SAINT PETER’S COLLEGE OF TORIL, INC
McArthur Highway, Crossing Bayabas, Toril 8025, Davao City, Philippines

Tel No.: 237-2007 Telfax No.: 291-0257

OFFICE OF THE AFFAIRS AND WELFARE

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT
A.Y. 2023-2024
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traditional Filipino food festival, serving a delightful array of dishes from different corners

of the Philippines. This culinary fiesta allowed everyone to relish the diverse flavors that

beautifully complement the linguistic richness of the country.

In summary, the Buwan ng Wika celebration at SPCT Gymnasium on August 31,

2023, achieved resounding success. It served as a platform for students and teachers

to converge and celebrate the beauty and significance of the Filipino language and

indigenous tongues, promoting peace, security, and inclusive social justice. The event

underscored the importance of preserving these languages, ensuring their flourishing

across generations.

Noted by: Prepared by:

Dr. Katherine S. Rosales Ms. Aleli Ello

Head of Education Program GELAS President