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PROGRAMME: RECOGNITION AND CLOSING PROGRAM April 06, 2017 @ 9:00am I.

PROCESSION Recognition Day is the culmination of all hard work and a year of study. It is the day when we, teachers, parents and most especially students can say, “I’ve done it”. Visitors, our dear parents, our unrelenting and dynamic mentors, our distinguished guests, let us all gather together to be a part of our very first RECOGNITION AND CLOSING CEREMONY. To formally start with today’s culmination, ladies and gentlemen let us all stand for the processional. Approaching the stage are the: ….Honor students, special awardees, together with their loving and supportive parents: …the school administration, faculty and staff. …the distinguished guest of honor and speaker. Please remain standing for the National Anthem, Opening Prayer, ASEAN Hymn, Region I March and La Union Hymn. …You may now take your seats.

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OPENING AND WELCOME ADDRESS And to formally welcome us all to this very significant event, may I call on the stage Ms. Dina F. Delizo for the Opening Address. Let us all give her a resounding round of applause. …Thank you Maam Dina for that earnest welcome remark address!

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READING OF THE MESSAGE At this juncture, there are two noteworthy persons in the Department of Education who extended their greetings and congratulations to all of us. And to read the contents of their message, let us all welcome our very own dynamic, enthusiastic and very motivated principal… Maam Zoila A. Martinez! A round of applause please! … Thank you Maam for reading to us their warm greetings!

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AWARDING Let us proceed to one of the highlights of this event… the awarding of ribbons, medals special awards and certificates to deserving and promising NSHS students with their supportive parents. The deserving honor students and special awardees will be called up onstage by no other than the Faculty President, Sir Wilhelm C. Saldo and the ICT expert, Maam Dana Kate J. Pulido. May we also request our distinguished guest speaker and our dear principal to give the awards.

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…Many students want to be recognized, but a few are worthy of recognition. It is worth it because you guys work hard for that recognition. Congratulations to all of you! Message INTRODUCTION OF THE GUEST OF HONOR AND SPEAKER Ladies and gentlemen to introduce to us our guest of honor and speaker, the man of the hour, on today’s affair, may we call on once again the ICT expert, Maam Dana Kate J. Pulido.

… We are very much honored to have you here with us Sir. Thank you very much for that stirring message. VII. WORDS OF GRATITUDE Recognition day is not just plainly for the awarding and giving of certificates, from the root word, recognize, we can say that it is also a time, once in a year, that we take time to give credits to our mentors, friends, and parents. Genuine praise is wonderful to receive and simple to give, but none of us do it enough. Today can also be the perfect day to say a ‘thank you’. To show our gratitude for our teachers, friends, and parents, may we call on the Highest Academic Awardee, Ms. Jheirdayne P. Florendo. Let’s give her a round of applause! …Thank you Ms. Florendo for that very sincere and genuine message. VIII. SINGING OF RECOGNITION SONG Let’s move on to the singing of the Recognition Song to be rendered to us by the stars of today’s event--- the AWARDEES!

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…Thank you students for that heartfelt song. This world is indeed yours to conquer! You may now be seated. STATE OF THE SCHOOL ADDRESS In behalf of the faculty of the school to give us more insights and to deliver the STATE OF THE SCHOOL ADDRESS, please welcome once again our motherly School Principal, Maam Zoila A. Martinez!Let us all give her a resounding round of applause. …Thank you Maam for providing us the essential information about our school. ACCEPTANCE OF THE REPORT And to accept the report, may we call on our sympathetic and humble PTA President Mrs. Maritess F. Reyes. Maam… …Thank you Maam Reyes!

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TRIBUTE TO PARENTS At this moment, we believe that not only the students should be given recognition but also the parents who have worked so hard, gave their best to their children no matter how hard life is, and they kept on working even if their chin touches the ground because of hard work. Let us all take this chance and give our warmest appreciation and tribute by singing them a song. Awardees, please stand… Thank you awardees! Your parents are indeed very proud of you. Your achievements are also the epitome of success of your parents!

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CLOSING REMARKS At this point, let us pay attention, pin our ears to one of our leaders in school… no other than our endearing mentor Mr. Wilhelm Francis C. Saldo, for his official closing remarks. Sir… …Thank you Sir! We are so pleased and delighted to your words. As we end today’s affair, we would like to leave a thought for all of you and all of us. Awardees, visitors, parents and my fellow teachers, let us all read:

“US president Abraham Lincon, once quoted, “Don’t worry when you are not recognized, but strive to be worthy of recognition.” It’s hard not to be recognized…when you feel like you deserve it, when you feel like it’s been left up to you, when you have been given responsibility, when you feel like you have aced the test, when you feel worthy of it, when you think it couldn’t have been done without you, when you know that you gave 100%, when it cost you a lot, when you sacrificed, and when you want it. We may not be worth of the recognition in human eyes but remember, God will always be our great audience in everything, He knows best, more than giving a certificate, a medal, or a shake hand, it is His glory, His blessings. Congratulations!” Thank you for coming and to God be the Glory! Ladies and Gentlemen… the RECESSION! JENYBETH R. BELEN Master of Ceremony