SEPTEMBER CLICKS

PRESCHOOL

The first month of the Preschool online class in the school year 2020-2021 was very successful as well as the celebration of Buwan ng Wika. We were able to gather every family member to participate in the said activity despite the pandemic we are experiencing today. Last month, our students also learned about the Filipino traditions, the National symbols, the favorite games of their parents and grandparents, “Mga Larong Pinoy” and most especially they learned the importance of using our language. 

This month of September is dedicated to our dear Grandparents. The Preschool Department will have a simple program in their honor on September 18, 2020. Details about this will be communicated through a separate letter.    

GRADE SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Being able to competently communicate is one of the fundamental indicators of academic success. This has been one of the objectives last August in which MS students were able to use the Filipino language to create poems, make posters, tell stories, and do vlogs. 

This month, with the theme “We create school and home links to bring faith, wisdom and love in sync”, the School will once again gear towards fostering harmonious relationships at home and creating resilience amidst the pandemic with the English language as the main vehicle.

In line with this, the following are the activities for the Month of September:

1. September is English Month! The activities include the following: Spelling Quiz Bee, Essay Writing Contest, Tribute and Motivational Video Making Contest, A Minute Talk and Family Reading Day. These activities do not only intend to provide distinct opportunities for our students to sharpen their communication skills; but also, to acknowledge that being confident and competent in the language could help them become more productive and responsible citizens.

2. Student Council Elections. With our aim to develop our students’ leadership abilities and build a partnership between the school and community through service, we encourage every student to participate in the election process whether as a candidate or voter. 

3. Launching of School Clubs. This extra-curricular program aims to give each student exposure to different interest areas.  Also, attending club meetings serves as an opportunity for each member to interact with students and teachers from other levels and share common interests.  Your child will get to join one of the following School Clubs: 
   1. Pen Power will develop journalism skills by involving its members in collecting, organizing, writing news, features, literary articles and columns for the MS school organ
   2. Young Childeans for Christ will target the spiritual and moral development of its members through fun activities
   3. MS Glee will develop, not only the singing voice, but also the confidence of its members.
   4. Childean Movers will be an avenue for the bodily-kinesthetic intelligent students to develop their skills to the fullest.
   5. Artists and Crafters’ Guild will hone its members’ spatial and creative abilities.
   6. Science Enthusiasts will help its members sharpen their analytical and critical thinking skills and be in touch with recent advances in the field.
   7. Good Samaritans will help members to learn to respect people and how to fulfill their responsibilities to serve the community.
   8. Young Entrepreneurs will provide a conduit by which students can learn entrepreneurial skills and business ethics.
   9. Wellness and Fitness will help students to improve health, relieve stress and help build self-esteem 
   10. Book Lovers will encourage interest and cultivate lasting enthusiasm toward reading.
   11. Digital Arts will drive its members to create art using digital tools.
   12. Camera Club will provide a friendly, social environment in which members of all abilities can improve their photographic skills.

4. Parent – Teacher Conference. The first PTC is scheduled on September 14-28, 2020. We will provide you with a specific schedule per parent as to when you are going to talk with your child’s adviser via Zoom. 

With the aforementioned events, we are looking forward to your active involvement in the life of your child, as he/she takes off to reach his/her goals for this school year. 

HIGH SCHOOL

During the first month of the school year, your child has been oriented on the culture of CJPS and all the systems in place, so we expect him/her and all our students to completely adjust into the new normal of online learning and be ready for our line-up of activities. From this month forward, expect various School events that will nurture the totality of your child’s character. 

The following are the activities for the Month of September:

1. September is English Month! Various classZOOM and intersection academic activities and contests will be conducted to enhance students’ literacy skills in the English Language with “Faith and Love in Sync Through Discourse Literacy and Technology” as the theme. The activities include Spelling Bee, My Poem, Read-A-Thon, Hello Self, #SKL (Share Ko Language), and Family Reading Day/Night.

2. Parent – Teacher Conference. We expect for you, dear parents, to meet and confer with your child’s adviser. Through this, you will get the chance to know how your teenager performs in class. Expect to receive a separate letter through email from your child’s class adviser, for your guidance.

3. Launching of School Clubs. This co-curricular program aims to give each student exposure to different interest areas. Also, attending club meetings serves as an opportunity for each member to interact with students and teachers from other levels and share common interests. Your child will get to join one of the following School Clubs: 

A. The Campus Life Ministry provides the opportunity for the students to enhance their faith and spirituality and find greater meaning to their lives. 

B. The Pen Power is the School org that will produce potential journalists. C. The Bloggers’ Club aims to promote freedom of expression, passion for writing, and effective communication through the use of the internet. D. Do It Yourself (DIY) aims to nurture the students’ imagination and creative abilities. E. The Sketchers’ Club provides opportunity for more exposure to learning art techniques in drawing, painting, pottery, printmaking, and much more. F. The Bookworm Society helps increase students’ time for reading. Students who read more become better readers and researchers, improve their vocabulary, appreciate reading and learning and become educated on multiple topics of interest. G. The Digital Artists’ Club aims to develop students’ skills in making digital arts, creating videos, editing pictures, etc. using digital platforms. H. The Health Nature’s Camp promotes a maximum health and nature care towards its people and environment. I. BLink (stands for Business Link) – This org gives the students the opportunity to integrate all the key concepts and processes of Accounting, 

Business and Management (ABM) as applied in real-life activities following the business cycle. 

4. Supreme Student Government (SSG) Elections. With the goals of developing and promoting leadership abilities, building a partnership between the school and the student body, during the election process whether as a candidate or voter. 

With the aforementioned events, we are looking forward to your active involvement in the life of your child, as he/she takes off to reach his/her goals for this school year.