Date/ Time x Expense Details Purpose

1st day – Spoken Poetry/ Meals of Judges 3 or more Addresses students'

Monday MLQU Room Certificate contestant critical thinking,
(Pending) Vacant Paper to be use competes with democratic
Price each other. engagement, and
Expressing their empowers their voices
abilities in through verse.
Writing and Spoken Word Poetry
expressing their allows students to
topic. weave their primary
discourse into their
secondary discourse.
2nd day – The Voice MLQU Meals of Judges Students To showcase the
Tuesday (Singing Contest)/ Certificate compete of talents of JPIANs in
(Pending) Front of Registrar Price singing. singing.
Speakers/Microphone
3rd Day – Clash of the Titans Food to be eaten by
Wednesday (Eating Contest)/ the competitors
(Pending) MLQU Room Milk and water
Vacant
4th day – Laro ng Price Games: ( In this era we know the
Thursday lahi/MLQU Free Water technology make it
(Pending) Space First Aid Kit hard for kids to go
outside and play with
their friends so this
event is for us not to
forget our games of our
culture.
5th day – Scavengers hunt/ Price Giving the Hands-on learning has
Friday MLQU whole Printed contestant of 5 numerous benefits,
(Pending) space or more things including increased
or person that memory of previously
they find on the taught concepts.
campus by Scavenger hunts allow
giving them only kids to practice
30 mins. problem-solving in a
tangible way. It helps to
reinforce and act-out
methods they have
been taught by parents
or teachers in a
physical way, leading to
increased retention of
the lessons.
Hands-on learning has
numerous benefits,
including increased
 memory of previously
taught concepts.
Scavenger hunts allow
kids to practice
problem-solving in a
tangible way. It helps to
reinforce and act-out
methods they have
been taught by parents
or teachers in a
physical way, leading to
increased retention of
the lessons.

Purpose:

Many transferee students can experience “culture shock” when they first arrive in their new school.
Getting involved in extracurricular activities can help students overcome this sensation and allow them
to intimately understand the culture of their new school in a way that the typical classroom
environment may not provide.

Getting involved in activities outside of school can help these students meet new people with whom
they share interests and improve their social skills as a result.

Lastly, extracurricular activities can equip you with the skills you need to succeed after school, such as
leadership skills, the ability to work in a team, prioritizing tasks, and managing your time.