Republic of the Philippines

Rivera Village ES

Schools Division Office - Pasay City

by Rosalyn C. Raveche In a school where most of the teachers are female, women’s empowerment is truly evident! This is true in RVES. In fact, on March 22, 2024, we celebrated Women’s Month differently. Instead of having seminars, each grade level presented a short video showing empowered women whom they know. The videos showcased the different aspects of how a woman is empowered. The different stories presented imparted inspirations and examples for all of us. Aside from the presentation of each grade level, Barangay Captain Vivian A. Duatin of Barangay 200 also graced the program by sharing her own story. The whole activity displays women’s empowerment.

by Rosalyn C. Raveche Tunay ngang buhay pa rin ang diwa ng scouting sa RVES. Nitong Pebrero 22, 2024 ay ginanap ang Pagtatalaga sa mga Lalaking Iskwats na sinundan ng overnight camping noong Pebrero 23-24. Maraming batang lalaki mula sa ika-apat hanggang ika-anim na baitang ang sumali sa nasabing gawain. Kinabukasan ay sumunod ang mga kid at kab scouts na nagsaya rin sa mga iba’t ibang scouting activities. Pagkatapos ng mga kalalakihan ay sinundan naman ng Pagtatalaga sa mga Babaeng Iskawts noong Pebrero 28. Nagkaroon din ng daycamp na sinalihan ng mga mag-aaral mula sa iba’t ibang baitang. Isa sa mga gawain ay ang pagtatanim bilang tugon sa suliranin sa polusyon. Ang pagtatalaga ay isinasagawa taun-taon upang maipakita ang malugod na pagtanggap sa mga bagong kasapi sa scouting.

by Loida L. Rongcales Starting at a new school can be just as overwhelming for new teachers as it is for new students.  While it’s exciting for new staff to envision the year, it can also be overwhelming. The new things they need to learn range from information systems to HR to curriculum. Developing a solid teacher induction program can ease the transition for new staff, giving them the time, support and relationships, they need to thrive. Induction is an umbrella in RVES for the supports put in place to assist teachers in adapting to a new workplace culture. A stand-alone program before the school year should be a priority to support most immediate needs, followed by continued work throughout the first year. Induction goes beyond understanding students, classes and curriculum. Information about the systems and processes that guide the workplace, as well as school norms, are integral for teachers to settle in and feel confident; however, it’s important to keep in mind the pace at which this is done. RVES’ 1st IPBT Completers are Ms. Liezl S. Villena and Mr. Jomar Raz with the supervision of our dear school head Dr. Tirso V. Gali. IPBT of Department of Education is a systematic and comprehensive professional development program for beginning teachers with 0 to 3 years of teaching experience that has been developed to improve their knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values (KSAVs), and increase their confidence in teaching to make them effective and efficient teachers who nurture the potentials, abilities and talents of every learner.

by Loida L. Rongcales The opening of classes for School Year 2023-2024, Rivera Village Elementary School under the leadership of the man in action Dr. Tirso V. Gali our school principal conducted a State Of the School Address (SOSA) on August 29,2023 at 10 a.m for the morning session and 4 p.m for afternoon session. The assembly was attended by parents, guardians, teachers, non-teaching and other stakeholders. It mainly aims to discuss matters on the educational, moral and spiritual well being of the students. The engagement started with an invocation song, national anthem, Pasay hymn and RVES hymn. Our dear principal asked the attendees,”kumusta na po kayo”? We replied; “Mabuti naman po’! He said,”Ayos”! Dr. Tirso V. Gali, presented the accomplishments made for the past 7 months with the support/help of teachers, non-teaching ,parents, SPTA officers and other stakeholders. He’s also happy about the increase of enrolment and learners’ achievement. Dr. Gali, reiterated the school’s rules and regulations/ wearing of proper attire in entering the school premises including the wearing of ID.School MOOE wil shoulder the finances for ID lace, ID jacket and ID itself. Sir Tirso Gali reminded the parents to cooperate and have an open communication especially on face to face basis. Attendance and absences may affect the good performance of the learners according to our dear principal. He also made them aware on the changes of the school in terms of facilities and classrooms. With that, he asked for their untiring support to maintain cleanliness for a better and more conducive environment toward achieving our students their highest potentials. Finally, Dr. Tirso V. Gali introduced the sets of teachers per grade level and their advisory class. The engagement ended and was fully understood by everyone that all matters will work hand in hand with collaborative efforts and positive outcome.

by Marissa C. Montehermoso Brigada Eskwela was held by the Department of Education this year from August 14-18, 2023. All parties involved in the education system contributed their time, effort, and resources to make sure that the school facilities were ready for the opening of classes. Dr. Tirso V. Gali, School Principal together with Mrs. Marissa C. Montehermoso the Brigada Eskwela School focal Person recruited volunteers who would participate in the brigade. Parents, School alumni and other people from the community were encouraged to join the month-long annual program. Inspections were conducted to determine the school buildings needed upkeep and repair. Following this a school steering committee organized other Brigada Eskwela school activities. On August 14, 2023 teachers, parents and volunteers who were eager, excited and enthusiastic community members make up the willing, ready and able brigade. From the first day of Brigada Eskwela to the very last day, the allotted volunteers faithfully carried out their given tasks. Unexpected donations were very much appreciated. The classrooms are organized and improved thanks to our volunteers’ overwhelmingly kind help. Now the school is in good shape. In general, the school is now ready for the start of classes.

WinS (Wash in School) Program In accordance to Office of the Undersecretary for Administration (OUA) MEMO 00-0821-0109 MEMORANDUM, “ADOPTION/INCLUSION OF THE COVID-19 CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT MATERIALS ON WATER, SANITATION, AND HYGIENE IN SCHOOLS (WINS) PROGRAM TO DEPED’S INVENTORY OF INFORMATION, EDUCATION, AND COMMUNICATION (IEC) MATERIALS FOR SAFE REOPENING OF SCHOOLS” Rivera Village Elementary School is dedicated in promoting proper hygiene and cleanliness in and out of the school, to our learners. We make it a point to instill the necessity of personal and environmental cleanliness among our learners. In solidarity to this program the school provided soap, alcohol dispensers, face masks, and trash bins with proper labels, to ensure that in every single day, learners are practicing proper hygiene. Aside from the provided materials, proper disposal of wastes was taught to the learners by the teachers. Furthermore, to supplement what we are instilling in our learners and school personnel, we sustain the cleanliness of the comfort rooms, and corridors. We ensure that the canteen conforms to the proper handling, preparation and storage of food. Parents were invited to seminars regarding healthcare for their children. We provide information about the importance of deworming, proper vaccination, etc. These seminars were conducted by our school nurse. Reference: https://wins.deped.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/OUA-Memo_0821109_Adoption-of-the-Covid19-Capacity-Development-Materials-on-WINS-Program_2021_08_13-1.pdf

by Karl Christian C. Atienza Makulay ang naging pagsalubong sa mga mag-aaral ng Rivera Village Elementary School sa unang araw ng limited face to face classes nitong Marso 14.Pinasalamatan ng paaralan ang mga guro, kawani, Schools Division Office, at ang mga internal at external stakeholders na patuloy na sumusuporta upang maging maayos ang pagpapatupad ng Face-to-Face classes sa paaralan. Sinisiguro ng paaralan sa pangunguna ni Gng Anicia E. Monton., Punongguro ng paaralan, ang seguridad at kaligtasan ng mga mag-aaral na kalahok sa paunang implementasyon ng limited face to face classes sa pamamagitan ng maayos na pagpapatupad ng health and safety protocols sa loob ng paaralan.Kinabilangan ng mga piling mag-aaral mula sa Kindergarten hanggang Ikatlong baitang ang unang sasabak sa implementasyong ito.

by Karl Christian C. Atienza Nagsagawa ng simulation exercises ang Rivera Village Elementary School noong ika-24 ng Pebrero, 2022 para sa isasagawang implementasyon ng Expansion Phase of Limited Face-to-Face classes na gaganapin sa mga susunod na buwan. Layunin ng simulation na ito na maisagawa ng mga mag-aaral ang tamang daloy ng pagpasok at paglabas ng paaralan. Gayunding upang matukoy rin ang maaaring maging suliranin na maaaring maitala sa pagpapatupad ng Limited Face-to-Face Classes. Pinangunahan ito ni Gng. Anicia E. Monton, punong-guro ng paaralan kasama ang School Limited Face-to-Face Focal Person na pinangungunahan ni Dr. Renelyn T. Pinapit at General Parents Teachers Association na aktibong nagbigay ng suporta sa mga mag-aaral sa kagandahang maidudulot ng harapang pagkaklase. Makikita sa mga mata ng mga mag-aaral ang galak at pananabik sa muling pagbabalik ng klase. upang masunod ang proper health protocols at masiguro ang kanilang kaligtasan bago pumasok sa paaralan, kinakailangan nilang magsuot ng face mask, kunin ang temperatura ng kanilang katawan, palaging maglinis at maghugas ng kamay at panatilihin din ang social distancing. Kaya naman, kami sa Rivera Village Elementary School ay handang handa na!

by Karl Christian C. Atienza Ang Rivera Village Elementary School ay sumailalim at pumasa sa balidasyon na isinagawa ng School Division Office of Pasay City gamit ang School Safety Assessment Tool (SSAT) noong Ika-17 ng Pebrero, 2022. Ito ay nagpapatunay na ang paaralan ay sumusunod sa pampublikong pamantayang pangkalusugan (minimum public health standards) na itinakda ng pamahalaan. Pinangunahan ito ni Gng. Anicia E. Monton, Punong-Guro ng paaralan kasama ang mga Technical Assistance Validation Team ng SDO Pasay na pinangungunahan ni PSDS Cluster 6 na si Dr. Sharon M. Sergio, Dr. Bernardita A. Perez Education Program Supervisor, G. Rogelio S. Junio Education Program Supervisor- Mathematics, G. Pedro D. Gloriani Education Program Supervisor-MAPEH, Dr. Ramil D. Dorol Education Program Supervisor- TLE/EPP/TVL, Dr. Basilisa D. Tomimbang PSDS – Cluster 9 at Si Dr. Normina B. Hadji Yunnos Education Program Supervisor-LRMS na aktibong nagbigay puna at payo sa kagandahang maidudulot ng harapang pagkaklase. Maayos ang naging takbo ng balidasyon Ito ay dahil na rin sa pagtutulungan at pagkakaisa ng LGU, Punong barangay, Mga Magulang, at Mga Guro upang maging matagumpay at maayos na maisagawa ang nasabing aktibidad. Patunay lang na handang-handa na ang RVES sa Expanded Phase ng Limited Face-to-Face classes.

by Karl Christian C. Atienza Kabilang ang RVES sa mga tumanggap ng Safety Seal Ceritficate mula sa Department of the Interior and Local Government at pamahalaang lokal ng pasay noong Pebrero 22, 2022. Sumailalim ang nasabing Paaralan sa masusing ebalwasyon at pagsusuri bago iginawad ang sertipikasyon. Nagsagawa ang mga kawani mula sa DILG, Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), at ng Philippine National Police (PNP) ng magkakahiwalay na inspeksyon sa lahat ng paaralan sa lungsod ng pasay upang mapatunayan ang pagtalima sa mga ibinigay na pamantayan. Gaya ng nakasaad sa DOLE-DOH-DILG-DOT-DTI joint memorandum circular no. 21-01 Series 2021, pinagtitibay ng Safety Seal Certification Program (SSCP) na ang isang establisimyento ay sumusunod sa minimum public health standards (MPHS) na itinakda ng pamahalaan, kasama na dito ang pagsunod o integrasyon ng StaySafe.ph na aplikasyon ukol sa contract tracing. Saklaw ng pagpapatupad ng MPHS ang paglalagay ng Screening o Triage area kung saan magpapasa ang mga kawani ng kanilang health declaration at pagsusurian ng sintomas; pagsunod sa physical distancing; pagsusuot ng facemasks, face shields, at iba pang gamit pamproteksyon; ang pamantayan sa disinfection, pagkakaroon ng handwashing stations, sabon at sanitizers, at hand drying equipment o mga gamit para sa mga kawani at bisita; pagtatatag ng sistema ng referral para sa medikal at psychosocial services; at pagkakaroon ng safety officer na siyang magbabantay sa kalagayan ng mga kawaning nasa quarantine o naka-isolate. Pinangunahan ang paglalagay ng Safety Seal nina Director Gloria Aguhar ng DILG at SINSP Magboo ng Pasay Police Station, at sa tulong nina SFO1 Charito B Bautista and FO3 Bryan Ballesteros ng Pasay City Fire Station Personnel.Gayon din, ang kaganapan ay sinaksihan nina SEPS Social Mobilization & Networking, G. Sylwyn S. Tenorio; Punong-guro, Anicia E. Monton; at School DRRM Coordinator, G. Joselito P. Turbanda.