Department of Education

Region V
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF CAMARINES SUR
F r e e d o m S p o r ^ c ^ n m n L v C on i » c a Pii» r 1o m o n n A c S u r

April 15, 2019

ADVISORY
(2019 NATIONAL SUMMER LEADERSHIP CAMP OF THE SACEDA
YOUTH LEAD)

TO: PUBLIC SCHOOLS DISTRICT SUPERVISORS

PUBLIC SECONDARY AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HEADS
SPG /SSG ADVISERS
All Other Concerned

The Saceda Youth Lead (SYL) will conduct the 2019 National
Sum m er Leadership Camp (NSLC) on May 5-10, 2019 at Bayugan
Elem entary School- La Trinidad, Benguet.

For your reference and other inform ation attached herewith are
the REGIONAL ADVISORY-004866 dated March 18, 2019 and the
letter coming from SACEDA YOUTH LEAD SCHOOL, INC.

Widest dissem ination of this Advisory is earnestly desired.

Please be guided accordingly.

CECILLE BERNADETTE P. RIVERA, CESO V

Schools Division Superintendent

SDO CAMS UR: Caring, Engaging, Serving with united hearts

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February 14, 2019
fa com pliance with DepEd Order (DO) No. S, s. 2013
this advisory is issued not for endorsem ent p er DO 28, s. 2001.
b u t only for th e information of DepEd officials,
personnel/staff, a s well as the concerned public.
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2019 NATIONAL SUMMER LEADERSHIP CAMP OF THE SACEDA YOUTH LEAD

The Saceda Youth Lead (SYL) will conduct the 2019 National Summer Leadership Camp (NSLC)
on the following dates with respective venues:

Leg ________ Date ___________Venue_____

April 22-27, 2019 St. Alexius College
Mindanao Marbel, South Cotabato
Saceda Youth Lead Center
Visayas April 29-May 4, 2019 Purok Likod, Candau-ay
Dumagucte City
Buyagan Elementary School
May 5-10, 2019
La Trinidad, Benguet _____

The cam p aims to enable the participants to:

1. define leadership and leadership development;

2. enumerate the elements of team effectiveness;
3. define whether a leader is born or made;
4. provide them with opportunities to assist in the community service programs of
the local government u nit agencies like Operation Tuli‘r Clean Up Drive along
rive)' banks and coasts, feeding the less fortunate, or visitation of the inmates
of the provincial/city jails;
5. challenge them to hurdle 23 obstacle courses in each city leg for their team
building activities; and
6- demonstrate how they actualize leadership theories in practice through series
of programs and events during the NSLC.

The target participants are student-leaders from student-led, school-based and community- ^
based organization of p u b lic and private institutions, elementary and secondary schools, aged 1 0 - 1 9 /
years old, students who are not in the Supreme Pupil Government and Supreme Student Government
b ut who wish to study and learn leadership, college students enrolled in private and public colleges
and universities, teacher-advisers, nongovernment organization workers, and Sangguniang Kahataan
leaders.

Participation of botb public SxfA private schools shall be subject to the no-dSsmptfon-of-classes
policy stipulated in DepEd Order No. 9, s. 2005 entitled Instituting Measures to Increase Engaged
Time-on-Task and Ensuring Compliance Therewith and the policy on off-campus activities stated in
DepEd Order No. 66. s. 2017 entitled Implementing Guidelines on the Conduct of Off-campus
Activities. This is also subject to the no-collection policy as stated in Section 3 of Republic Act No.
5546 also known as An Act Prohibiting the Sale of Tickets a n d /o r the Collection of Contributions for
Whatever Project or Purpose from Students and Teachers of Public and Private Schools, Colleges arid
Universities {Ganzon Law).

For more information, contact:

Dave G. Saceda
Chair and Founder
Saceda Youth Lead (SYL)
SYL Center, Purok Gumameia, Candau-ay, Dumaguete City
Mobile Phone Nos.: 0915-633-954^ 7-505-8661
Email Address: sacedayoutW eV __
Website: ww w .sacedayoutblM ^Br^
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fEmpowering Leaders, Strengthening Communities

February 24,2019

DR. GILBERT SAD8AD

Regional Director
DepEd Region V

Re: 2019 National Summer Leadership Camp

DepEd Advisory No. 20, dated February 14,2019

April 22-27,2019 Mindanao Leg (St. Alexius College, Marbel City)

April 28-May 4,2019 Visayas Leg (SYL Center, Dumaguete City)
May 4-10,2019 Luzon Leg (Buyagan Elementary School, La Trinidad)

Sir:

The need to empower students is of prime importance to SYL Team! In our last meeting of
Leadership Consultants in Tokyo last November 26,2018 in the Asia Pacific region, a research was
presented by the UNU team, that many o f our students have been caught in vicious cycles of laxities
brought about by their own gadgets which led to very poor academic ratings, poor presentation of
skills especially in reading and writing and a significant increase in suicides because the youth of
today have become too personal in their affairs, and blended with too much freedom to express
themselves in facebook, Instagram and Youtube.

As part of our greater commitment to strengthening the Filipino nation and our ASEAN
region, SYL will conduct the 2019 National Summer Leadership Camp which will be held in Luzon,
Visayas and Mindanao. This training will complement the academic programs being giveu by their
teachers, re-strengthen the hopes of families as we empower them through workshops and lectures
that will awaken their giants within.
The SYL NATIONAL SUMMER LEADERSHIP CAMP (NSLC) with DA No. 20 dated
February 14,2019, is the highest leadership development program of Saceda Youth Lead given to a
student leader and to a teacher adviser serving in several student-led, school-based, community-based
and professional organizations. This event is conducted in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao in April and
May 2019.
The SYL NATIONAL SUMMER LEADERSHP CAMP (NSLC) trains the participants using
their personal experiences as guide to understanding the concepts of leadership development. Through
series of intensive workshops and lectures, the participant is guided to strengthen his/her skills and
values which are all needed to effect changes in his/her own family, community and nation as a
whole.
 The Schedule of NSLC 2019
Mindanao Leg St. Alexius College, April 22-27,2019
Marbel, South Cotabato
Visayas Leg SYL Center April 29-May 4, 2019
Dumaguete City, Philippines
Luzon Leg Buyagan Elementary School May 5-J 0,2019
La Trinidad, Benguct

We would like to invite student leaders coining from all private, state and colleges in the
Philippines to join in this one week intensive program to hone the leadership, communication,
decision making, balance and interpersonal skills.

Registration fees is Six Thousand Pesos (Php 6, :over all meals, basic accommodation
at the venue, full day program with medical mission and interaction programs. Transportation to and
from the venue is borne by the participants.

Things to bring: Pants, shorts, T-shirts, Towel, Blanket, Cultural Attire, Format Attire for the
Closing Program (Barong and Long Gowns), rubber shoes, slippers, swimming attire, personal
medications and other personal effects.

Respectfully requesting for yotif kind evaluation a«d endofgemeflt of the 2019 NSLC to ail
state and private universities in the Philippines.

Thank you very much!

SACEDA YOUTH LEAD

Sincerely,

“Many are called, but few are chosen"...

WM DepEd Advisory No, 20, Feb 14,2019

DAVE G. SACEDA
Chair and Founder
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Saceda Youth Lead

SYL Center Purok Likod, Brgy. Candau-ay 6200 Dumaguete City, Philippines
Contact: +63 915 633 9546 Email: saeedavouthlead@pmail.com
www.sacedavouthlead.blogspot.com
TITLE OF THE TRAINING:
2019 SACEDA YOUTH LEAD NATIONAL SUMMER LEADERSHIP CAMP (NSLC)

BRIEF DESCRIPTION:
The SYL NATIONAL SUMMER LEADERSHIP CAMP (NSLC) is the highest leadership
development program of Saceda Youth Lead given to a student leader and to a teacher adviser serving
in several student-led, school-based, community-based and professional organizations. This event is
conducted in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao in April and May 2019.
The SYL NATIONAL SUMMER LEADERSHP CAMP (NSLC) trains the participants using their
personal experiences as guide to understanding the concepts of leadership development. Through
series of intensive workshops and lectures, the participant is guided to strengthen his/her skills and
values which are all needed to effect changes in his/her own family, community and nation as a
whole.
I. OBJECTIVES:
The 2019 SYL National Summer Leadership Camp a terminal objective which is fa graduate
young men and women who will acquire correct leadership skills blended with values to
enable him/her to carry out roles and functions of leadership.

Furthermore, these are the enabling ©fejectfves:

1. To define what is leadership and leadership development;
2. To enumerate the elements of Team Effectiveness;
3. To identify if a leader is bom or made;
4. To employ obstacle courses in the team building activities that target cognitive, affective,
physical/kinesthetic objectives.
5. To meet iocal leaders and gain inspiration from them, and;
6. To demonstrate leadership theories into practice in the series o f programs and events at the
training.
7. To strengthen personal and family values for the total development of the student leader.

The important part of the training is being able to bridge the gap which is manifested in the laxity o f
personal values through personal realizations- encouraging each leader to be mindful, respectful,
courageous in creating purposeful change which will start within the SELF, affecting change in the
family by being a good son/daughter; affecting change in the community/school by being very
involved in co-curricular activities white maintaining high scholastic achievement;

REGISTRATION FEE:
Registration Fee is Six Thousand Pesos (P6.000) Accommodation at a host school with all meals and
afternoon »naete. inclusive Kite, IDs, honorarium of invited lecturers* medical mission
Breakdown:

Training Program and Materials P 2,500

Food P 2,500
Medical Mission/Community Service P 500
Emergency Fund P 300
Venue Subsidy P 200
Total P6.000
 TENTATIVE PROGRAM
Day 1 SPECIFICS RE
0800-1200 Arrival of Delegates
1140-1300 Lunch
1330-1500 Module I: Social Graces and Etiquette
(Intensive training on Protocols and Social Grace Etiquette for Leaders )
1500-1530 Tea Break
1530-1730 Getting to Know You Activities: Socratic Dialectic
Leadership Ladder Theory
1830-1930 Dinner
2000-2J 00 Soft Opening Program of NSLC 2019
2100 TAPS

Day 2
0530-0600 Rise and Shine
0600-0730 Monitorial and Preparation for Breakfast
0800-1140 Workshop and Output Based on Power of Leaders
(Domains qfIntelligences)
1200-1330 Lunch
1330-1530 Leadership, Decision Making and Conflict Resolution and Balance
1530-1600 Tea Break
1600-1700 SG Dynamic: (Meetings o f all SO)
1830-1930 *' Dinner
2000-2200 Finding God’s Mission for the Leaders
2200 TAPS

Day 3
0800-1200 Community Service; Medical Mission and Community Clean Up
1200-1330 Lunch
1400-1700 1 Team Effectiveness and Leadership
1800-1900 Dinner
1900-2100 SG Dynamics

Day 4
0600-1600 Eoo Challenge: Output based of the NSLC 2019
1800-2000 Evaluation and Dinner

,. . t o y s
0800-1140 SPECIAL ISSUES IN LEADERSHIP
1140-1300 Lunch
1330-1700 VISIONARY LEADERSHIP
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Day 6
0800-1140 Oral and Written Exams of the NSLC 2019
1140-1300 Lunch
1330-1500 Letter Writing
1500-1700 Final Preparation lor the NSLC 2019 Closing Program
1830-2100 “ FORMAL CLOSING PROGRAM OF NSLC 2019

Day7
0700-0800 Breakfast/ Home Sweet Home/ End of Program