UMINGAN
Kriann V. Inmachog
JHST I
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FLORES NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
UMINGAN
LILIA L. MADRID
Principal III, Flores National High School
Umingan
Madam:
An Innovative Work Plan will be conducted by the undersigned. In this regard, your kind
support for this endeavor is requested so it can be successfully realized the soonest possible
time.
KRIANN V. INMACHOG
JHST I
Noted:
LILIA L. MADRID
Principal III, Flores National High School
Umingan
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Republic of the Philippines
Region I
DIVISION OF PANGASINAN II
Binalonan
FLORES NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Umingan
2nd Endorsement
December 3, 2019
LILIA L. MADRID
Principal III
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Republic of the Philippines
Region I
DIVISION OF PANGASINAN II
Binalonan
FLORES NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Umingan
1st Endorsement
November 29, 2019
LILIA L. MADRID
Principal III
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FLORES NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
UMINGAN
December 5, 2019
Sir:
The objective of this Innovative Work Plan is to inculcate among students the value of caring
for the environment in terms of sustainable environmental education.
Thank you very much and your favorable action on this request is highly anticipated.
KRIANN V. INMACHOG
JHST I
Noted:
LILIA L. MADRID
Principal III
Flores National High School
Approved:
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BINALONAN, PANGASINAN
REDENTOR B. AQUINO
Education Program Supervisor
In-Charge of Innovative Work Plan
Recommending Approval:
Approved:
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BINALONAN, PANGASINAN
Permit to Implement/Try-out
Evaluated by:
REDENTOR B. AQUINO
Education Program Supervisor
In-Charge of Innovative Work Plan
Recommending Approval:
Approved:
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Republic of the Philippines
Region I
DIVISION OF PANGASINAN II
Binalonan
FLORES NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Umingan
I. TITLE:
“LANDSCAPE’S TITIVATION USING SALVAGE MATERIALS,
ORNAMENTAL PLANTS AND VEGETABLES TOWARDS
SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION”
II. INTRODUCTION:
waste materials. The term usually relates to materials produced by human activity, and is
management is also carried out to reduce the materials' effect on the environment and to
recover resources from them. It can also involve solid, liquid or gaseous substances, with
different methods and fields of expertise for each (Azuelo and Reyes, 2016).
Republic Act 8749 which is known as the Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999
emphasizes that the state shall promote and protect the global environment to attain
sustainable development and that the state recognizes that a clean and healthy environment is
for the good of all and should, therefore, be the concern of all.
Paul and Bandiez (2011), emphasized that the school is a place where students learn
under the supervision of teachers, and together reflect on mindsets, attitudes and habits that
explain proper living, specifically on proper waste management. Hence, the joint learning
assists to install the needed changes towards proper life styles in an increasingly demanding
society. Children, students, teachers and further involved individuals who make up the school
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community, should be strengthened to work jointly towards a cleaner and better living place
III. RATIONALE:
Schools, private or public, big or small must strengthen their indispensable role for
environmental education among the learners. The Flores National High School as one of the
small schools in the Division of Pangasinan II needs to continually enhance its environmental
education among its students. Teachers then should continually find ways and means to
In response to call of the government for a collective effort in waste management and
as an answer to the call for every teacher to help in strengthening environmental education in
schools, the proponent of this innovative work plan come to realize and to conceive that it is
high time to strengthen the environmental education among students at Flores National High
School. It is in the light of the aforesaid reason that the she is determined to employ the
IV.OBJECTIVES:
General Objectives:
To completely realize a landscape and its titivation or beautification which will utilize
Specific Objectives:
V. STRATEGIES:
A. Planning Stage
1. Information dissemination to the students and teachers
2. Orientation of the students thru a meeting
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3. Preparation of materials needed for the innovative work plan
B. Pre-Implementation Stage
1. Seek permission to conduct the Innovative Work Plan
2. Two meetings will be conducted prior to the actual implementation of the
innovative work plan. First, the proponent will have to meet her fellow
teachers with the due permission of the school principal, informing them
the purpose of the innovative work plan. Second, the proponent will do the
same to the FNHS students, particularly the Grade 7 and with their
parents.
3. After the two meetings, the proponent together with her Grade 7 students
and their parents will have to lay down the plans on how to landscape the
area assigned for them to work on and how to titivate it using the aforesaid
materials. Together, they will work hand and hand in starting the
innovative work plan. Hence, the collection of the necessary salvage,
ornamental plants and vegetables will start.
C. Implementation Stage
1. Actual implementation of the innovative work plan will then follow.
2. Continuous monitoring and evaluation of the status/development of the
innovative work plan and its implementation
VI. PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES
CHART OF ACTIVITIES
DECEMBER JANUARY
2019 2020
ACTIVITIES 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
1.Prepare the Innovative Work Plan
2.Pre-Implementation
* Orientation of the teachers, students and
parents
3.Implementation
Commitment of the proponent herself and
her Grade 7 students as to the
generation/collection of the needed
materials
4.Monitoring and Evaluation
5.Submission of the Final Paper
KRIANN V. INMACHOG
Proponent/Innovator
Noted:
LILIA L. MADRID
Principal III
VII.TIME FRAME
December 2019-January 2020
VIII.BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS
Commitment of the proponent, her Grade 7 students and their parents as to the
generation/collection of the needed salvage materials, ornamental plants and vegetables.
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