Republika ng Pilipinas

Kagawaran ng Edukasyon
Rehiyon V
Pampaaralang Sangay Ng Sorsogon
Pambansang Mataas Na Paaralan Ng Gallanosa
Irosin, Sorsogon

LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT (L&D) PROPOSAL

Title of Learning
and
Development BSP GALLANOSA NATIONALHIGH SCHOOL SCOUTING UNIT –
Activity OUTFIT 211 BACKYARD CAMP 2023

ERNESTO B. GILE JR.

Proponent BSP Coordinator
Teacher II

2 Nights and 2 Days

Duration,
Proposed Date
And Venue November 10 – 12, 2023
Gallanosa National High School
DepEd Building 19 & Multipurpose Gymnasium

Expected Senior Scouts of BSP Gallanosa NHS Scouting Unit – Outfit 211 (Grades 7-12)
participants 10 Adult Leaders (Teachers)

Pursuant to Commonwealth Act 111 as amended by the Republic Act 7278 the
Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP) celebrates its 87 th Charter Anniversary and
2023 National Scouting Month this October, the purpose of which is to showcase
to the public and its stakeholders the contribution of the BSP to nation-building
through the development of young people by actively engaging and supporting
them to become agents of change in their communities. This year’s theme is
“SUSTAINING GROWTH” which specifically aims to:
Rationale 1. Promote BSP as foremost in developing the young people to become
responsible citizens and leaders in their respective homes, schools, and
communities.
2. Foster camaraderie among members of the scouting community in the
country.
3. Celebrate thanksgiving with a sense of pride and belongingness as
member of the Scouting movement.
As stipulated in the BSP National Office Memorandum No. 61, s. 2023 issued
last September 18, 2023. All Local Councils and Scouting Units are encouraged
to hold activities relevant to the theme in support of the celebration. One of the
suggested activities is the School Backyard Camp. But due to the limited time for
preparation since the organization were just recently able to reorganize and to
give ample time for the students to focus on their academic preparations for the
First Quarter Examination this coming October 26- 27, 2023, the conduct of the
said activity will be postponed to a much later schedule.

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 Backyard Camping for Senior Scouts serves a s a valuable and practical way to
continue their outdoor education, foster love for nature, and develop essential life
skills. The activity allows Senior Scouts to practice and refine their outdoor skills
in a controlled environment where they can set up tents, build fires and cook
meals which are essential camping skills. Backyard camping is also and
accessible and convenient way of camping, making it a suitable option for Scouts
who may not have access to wilderness areas. It promotes the idea that outdoor
experiences can be enjoyed close to home. It also provides a safer environment
for Senior Scouts, especially to those who are relatively new to Scouting. They
are close to home and can easily access resources and assistance if needed. It is
typically more budget-friendly, as it eliminates the need for transportation and
camping fees associated with more remote camping locations. In this activity,
Senior Scouts can still work on team-building and leadership skills through
activities like assigning responsibilities and working together to accomplish
tasks. It offers opportunities for Scouts to learn about and appreciate the natural
world, even in urban and suburban settings, promoting environmental
stewardship. In summary, backyard camping promotes the idea that outdoor
experiences and learning can happen within the confines of the community and
the school.

DepEd Order No. 68, s. 2003 – “Revitalizing the Boy/Girl Scouting Movement in
Schools”
Legal Bases DepEd Order No. 49, s. 2007 – “Revitalizing Boy Scouting in Schools”.
DepEd Order No. 76, s. 2012 – “Guidelines on Revitalizing Boy Scouting in
Schools Nationwide”.

Terminal:

To promote BSP as foremost in developing the young people to become

responsible citizens and leaders in their respective homes, schools, and
communities, foster camaraderie among members of the scouting community in
the country and celebrate thanksgiving with a sense of pride and belongingness as
members of the Scouting movement.

Enabling:

1. To introduce to new members basic camping skills in a controlled and

familiar environment.
Objectives 2. To teach scouts important outdoor skills such as tent pitching, fire safety,
and cooking meals using different cooking methods.
3. To teach scouts about safety measures, first aid, and how to deal with
common camping-related emergencies.
4. To foster an appreciation of the outdoors and nature conservation by
discussing Leave No Trace Principles.
5. To help scouts work toward camping-related merit badges, such as
Camping and Cooking.
6. To foster teamwork and cooperation among Senior Scouts as they work
together in creating a memorable camping experience.
7. To practice basic crew leadership in working through the crew system.
8. To instill a sense of responsibility to self, others and the environment.
9. To provide opportunity in developing camaraderie, teamwork and
accountability in the scouting community.

50 % of the Registered Senior Scouts of BSP Outfit 211 are capacitated in basic
camping and important outdoor skills, safety measures, first aid, and in dealing
Expected Output with camping related emergencies which eventually lead them in earning merit
badges for scout advancement. They are also expected to build a sense of
community and brotherhood with their fellow scouts through teamwork,
cooperation, camaraderie and accountability as they practice leadership and
responsibility with themselves, their scouting brothers and sisters and the
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 environment.
MATERIALS QUANTITY UNIT UNIT TOTAL
PARTICULARS PRICE PRICE
Bond paper (A4 size) 2 reams 235.00 470.00
Specialty paper 15 packs 50.00 750.00
EPSON L3210 ink 1 set 1100.00 1100.00
Double-sided tape 3 pcs. 30.00 90.00
Mongol Pencil 3 packs 39.75 119.25
Ball pen (FCCLV5 Black) 15 pcs. 12.75 191.25
Pilot Marking pen 2 pcs. 40.00 80.00
Food Provision for 50 5 servings (2 50.00 12500.00
Proposed Participants (Meals) (target no. of days)
Budget participants)
Food Provision for 50 3 servings 25.00 3750.00
Participants (Snacks) (target no. of
participants)
Food Provision for the 10 8 50.00 4000.00
Working Committee servings
Activity Materials 3000.00
Php
TOTAL 26,050.50

Source of Fund Registration

Php 350.00/Participant

INSTITUTIONAL/SCHOOL BACKYARD CAMP 2023

November 10 – 12, 2023

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

MARIA TERESITA F. REALO

Principal III

MARIVIC A. AÑONUEVO
Assistant Principal II, SHS
Executive
Committee, JOEL M. JAO
Scientific Assistant Principal II, SHS
Review
JOYCE F. PARDO
Committee and
Administrative Officer IV
Technical
Working CAMP STAFF/WORKING COMMITTEES
Committee
ERNESTO B. GILE JR.
Over-all Chairperson

JAY – AR L. GUAÑIZO
Over-all Co-Chairperson

Ceremonies Base Instructions:

Chairman: Jay-ar L. Guañizo Chairman: Ruby G. Habla
Members: Cherrypie F. Rodriguez Members: Andrew F. Pasajes
Ruby G. Habla Weenahlyn R. Bercasio
John Czedric E. Galban* Joseph Angelo A. Brocales*

Food Preparation/Marketing: Program, Invitation & Certificates:

Chairman: Allan F. Barcelo Chairman: Kailah E. Gita
Members: Kimberly G. Galora Members: Ernesto B. Gile Jr.
Kimberly G. Avillano Leizyl G. Guañizo
Lynel G. Galora* Jorge Maxime D. Furton*

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 Documentation: Lights and Sounds:
Chairman: Andrew F. Pasajes Chairman: Adrian Pancho
Members: Ma. Leticia L. Espenilla Sean Iken P. Galias*
Filbert Zyru D. Rodriguez* Mark Jerome B. Garcia*
Leiz Angela B. Lasap* Zyra Yumi M. Guerrero*

Teambuilding Activities: Nature Hike:

Executive Chairman: Ernesto B. Gile Jr. Chairman: Jay-ar L. Guañizo
Committee, Members: Sarah Janine D. Polo Members: Ernesto B. Gile Jr.
Scientific Kate Jehan G. Aringo* Irene E. Tanierga
Review Bridgette Mylze L. Lee* Jan Alfred M. Cielo III*
Committee and
Technical Scout Games Limbering/Warm-up Exercises:
Chairman: Cherrypie F. Rodriguez Chairman: Jiselle E. Hitosis
Working Members: Ruby Ann E. Gueva Princess Akira D. Orense*
Committee Renato R. Rojo Jr.* Aira Nicole B. Fulo*
Jan Reo M. Gabito* Kier Noli Haspela*

Spiritual Training:
Chairman: Sarah Janine D. Polo
Members: Kimberly A. Gaboca*
Angel Alfred M. Cielo*

Date & Time Activities Facilitators

November 10, 2023
4:00 - 5:00 PM Arrival/Registration Adult Leaders
5:00 - 6:00 PM Opening Program
-National Anthem
-Prayer Outfit Leadership
-Presentation of the Participants
6:00 - 7:00 PM DINNER BREAK
7:00 - 9:00 PM SESSION 1:
(for New/Aspiring Members)
 Scout Ideals
 Smartness & Good Order Sctr. Ernesto B. Gile Jr.
 Crew System
 History of Scouting
 Whistle & Hand Signal

(for current members with

CLTC)
Activity Matrix
 Preparation of the Campfire Sct. John Czedric E. Galban
Lay and Presentations for the
Fellowship Campfire
9:00 - 10:00 PM Fellowship Campfire The Participants
10:00 PM T A P S
Date & Time Activities Facilitators
November 11, 2023
5:00 - 6:00 AM Wake-up Call & Limbering Committee
Preparation of Breakfast by
Crew (c/o Crew Grabmaster)
6:00 - 7:30 AM Breakfast and Inspection Staff
7:30 - 8:00 AM Flag – up Program Crew
8:00 - 8:30 AM Scout Games Participants/Committee
8:30 - 10:30 AM BASE INSTRUCTIO Participants/Committee
NS
10:30 - 12:00 NN  Session on Advancement Sctr. Cherrypie Rodriguez
 Preparation of Lunch by
Crew (c/o Crew Grabmaster)
12:00 - 1:00 PM LUNCH BREAK Participants
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 1:00 - 4:00 PM TEAMBUILDING Participants/Committee
4:00 - 6:00 PM NATURE HIKE Participants/Committee
6:00 - 7:00 PM  Preparation for Investiture & Participants/Committee
Presentative Campfire
 Preparation of Dinner by
Crew (c/o Crew Grabmaster)
7:00 - 8:00 PM DINNER BREAK
New Members
8:00 - 9:00 PM INVESTITURE Participants
CEREMONY Adult Leaders and
Outfit Leadership
Activity Matrix 9:00 - 10:00 PM Presentative Campfire The Participants
10:00 PM T A P S
Date & Time Activities Facilitators
November 12, 2023
4:00 - 6:00 AM  Wake-up Call & Limbering Committee
 Preparation of Breakfast by
Crew (c/o Crew Grabmaster)
 Breakfast
6:00 – 6:30 AM Inspection Staff
6:30 - 9:00 AM SPIRITUAL TRAINING Program Crew
St. Michael the Archangel
Parish Church
9:00 – 10:30 AM Preparation of Agape Lunch by Participants/Committee
Crew (c/o Crew Grabmaster)
10:30 - 11:30 AM CLOSING PROGRAM Participants/Committee
11:30 - 12:30 NN AGAPE LUNCH Staff & Participants
12:30 NN HOME SWEET HOME

Prepared by:

ERNESTO B. GILE Jr.

BSP Coordinator

Contents Noted by:

ARVIC L. FORTES
SSLG Coordinator

Recommending Approval:

JOEL M. JAO MARIVIC A. AÑONUEVO

Assistant Principal II, JHS Assistant Principal II, SHS

Approved:

MARIA TERESITA FERNANDEZ – REALO

Secondary School Principal III
Institutional Scouting Commissioner

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 Republika ng Pilipinas
Kagawaran ng Edukasyon
Rehiyon V
Pampaaralang Sangay Ng Sorsogon
Pambansang Mataas Na Paaralan Ng Gallanosa
Irosin, Sorsogon

LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT (L&D)

PROPOSAL

BSP Gallanosa National High School Scouting

Unit – Outfit 211 Backyard Camping 2023

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 Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region V
Schools Division of Sorsogon
Gallanosa National High School
Irosin, Sorsogon

DATE: October 16, 2023

MEMORANDUM
FOR: MARIA TERESITA FERNANDEZ - REALO Approved:
Secondary School Principal III

THRU: JOEL M. JAO Signature:

Assistant Principal II, JHS
MARIVIC A. AŇONUEVO
Assistant Principal II, SHS

FROM: ERNESTO B. GILE JR. Signature:

Teacher II, BSP Coordinator
SUBJECT: AUTHORITY TO CONDUCT BSP GALLANOSA NATIONALHIGH SCHOOL
SCOUTING UNIT – OUTFIT 211 BACKYARD CAMP 2023
NAME OF ACTIVITY: BSP GALLANOSA NATIONALHIGH SCHOOL SCOUTING UNIT – OUTFIT 211
BACKYARD CAMP 2023
OBJECTIVES: 1. To introduce to new members basic camping skills in a controlled
and familiar environment.
2. To teach scouts important outdoor skills such as tent pitching, fire
safety, and cooking meals using different cooking methods.
3. To teach scouts about safety measures, first aid, and how to deal
with common camping-related emergencies.
4. To foster an appreciation of the outdoors and nature conservation by
discussing Leave No Trace Principles.
5. To help scouts work toward camping-related merit badges, such as
Camping and Cooking.
6. To foster teamwork and cooperation among Senior Scouts as they
work together in creating a memorable camping experience.
7. To practice basic crew leadership in working through the crew
system.
8. To instill a sense of responsibility to self, others and the
environment.
9. To provide opportunity in developing camaraderie, teamwork and
accountability in the scouting community.
EXPECTED 50 % of the Registered Senior Scouts of BSP Outfit 211 are capacitated in
OUTPUTS: basic camping and important outdoor skills, safety measures, first aid,
and in dealing with camping related emergencies which eventually lead
them in earning merit badges for scout advancement. They are also
expected to build a sense of community and brotherhood with their
fellow scouts through teamwork, cooperation, camaraderie and
accountability as they practice leadership and responsibility with
themselves, their scouting brothers and sisters and the environment.
Administrative Participants: Registered Senior Scouts of Gallanosa NHS (Grades 7-12)
Arrangements: 10 Adult Leaders/Teachers
Date: November 10 – 12, 2023
Venue: Building 19 of Gallanosa National High School
Gallanosa NHS Multipurpose Gym
AMOUNT BEING N/A
REQUESTED (for
initial of BO & A)
SOURCE OF FUNDS Registration of Php 350.00 per Participant
JUSTIFICATION 1. DepEd Order No. 68, s. 2003 – “Revitalizing the Boy/Girl Scouting
Movement in Schools”
2. DepEd Order No. 49, s. 2007 – “Revitalizing Boy Scouting in Schools”.
3. DepEd Order No. 76, s. 2012 – “Guidelines on Revitalizing Boy
Scouting in Schools Nationwide”.
4. BSP National Office Memorandum No. 61, s. 2023
ANNEXES 1. Learning & Development Proposal (with the Executive Committee,
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 Working Committees/Camp Staff, Budget Proposal & Activity Matrix).
All expenses incurred in this activity is subject to usual accounting and auditing rules and regulations.

Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region V
Schools Division of Sorsogon
Gallanosa National High School
Irosin, Sorsogon

DATE: May 25, 2023

MEMORANDUM
Approved:
FOR: ALEX A. RODRIGUEZ
Secondary School Principal III
Signature:
THRU: MARIVIC A. AÑONUEVO
Assistant Principal II
SAUL H. BROGADA
OIC – Office of the Assistant Principal, JHS
ROWENA C. DE LEON
Head Teacher IV, Science Department
Signature:
FROM: CLEOMAE B. GIMPAO
Teacher I, Gallanosa NHS
ERNESTO B. GILE JR.
Teacher II, Gallanosa NHS
AIDEE E. ESCAÑELA
Teacher III, Gallanosa NHS
CHRISTY BLANCA G. LOBERIA
Master Teacher II, Gallanosa NHS
SUBJECT: AUTHORITY TO CONDUCT SCHOOL-BASED SCIENCE RESEARCH PROJECT
SHOWCASE/FAIR: YEAR-ENDER ACTIVITY OF SCIENCE (STE)
IMPLEMENTING SCHOOLS 2023
NAME OF ACTIVITY: SCHOOL-BASED SCIENCE RESEARCH PROJECT SHOWCASE/FAIR: YEAR-

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 ENDER ACTIVITY OF SCIENCE (STE) IMPLEMENTING SCHOOLS 2023
OBJECTIVES: 1. To conduct a science investigation and write a simple scientific
report.
2. To write and present a comprehensive research proposal.
3. To write and present research paper following the international
standard/format.
4. To present and defend the research conducted in a science research
showcase/fair or congress.
5. To provide a venue for STE students to showcase their
inventions/research/investigatory projects conducted for SY 2022 –
2023 and
6. To monitor how learners in STE program fared along science and
research.
EXPECTED  Simple Investigatory Project or Innovation/Invention Proposal with
OUTPUTS: Display Board as final requirements for the subject Research I (Grade
7).
 23 Research Proposals for Life Science and Applied/Physical Science
Categories as final requirements for the subject Research II (Grade 8).
 23 Completed Research Papers for Life Science and Applied/Physical
Science Categories as final requirements for the subject Research III
(Grade 9).
 25 Completed Research Papers for Life Science and Applied/Physical
Science Categories as final requirements for the subject Research IV
(Grade 10).
Administrative Participants: All STE Students (Grades 7-10)
Arrangements: All JHS Science Teachers and 2 SHS Science Teachers
Date: June 13 – 16, 2023
Venue: Building 19 of Gallanosa National High School
Gallanosa NHS Sports Gym
AMOUNT BEING Php 18,000.00 to cover expenses for the snacks, meals and tokens of the
REQUESTED (for Scientific Review Committee, activity supplies, medals and certificates of
initial of BO & A) winners and participants, and other miscellaneous expenses.
SOURCE OF FUNDS STE Fund/MOOE/Local Fund
JUSTIFICATION  STE – Research Curriculum Guuide
 DepEd Region V Memorandum No. 030 s. of 2023 dated March 01,
2023
ANNEXES 1. Learning & Development Proposal (with the Executive Committee,
Scientific Review Committee, Working Committees and Budget
Proposal
2. DepEd Region V Memorandum No. 030 s. of 2023 dated March 01,
2023
3. Simple Investigatory Project Mechanics and Rubrics (Grade 7 STE)
4. Scoring Rubrics for Oral Presentation (Research Proposal – Grade 8
STE)
5. Scoring Rubrics for Oral Presentation (Complete Research – Grades 9
& 10 STE)
6. List of Participants and Projects by Grade Level
7. Program of Activities
All expenses incurred in this activity is subject to usual accounting and auditing rules and regulations

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