A blessed morning to everyone!
This morning’s event marks as one of the most-awaited special events not
only for our dear students but also to our proud and supportive parents.
To our ever dynamic School Head, Mr. Emmanuel Namoc, to our highly competent and deeply motivated
members of Dinawehan Elementary School faculty and staff; to the proud and loving parents; students,
visitors, friends, ladies and gentlemen, a pleasant morning. Welcome to Dinawehan Elementary School
Recognition Day.
PROGRAM PROPER
To formally start our program, may I request everyone to please stand for the Invocation with an audio
presentation and please remain standing for the singing of National Anthem to be conducted by Mrs. Rosita
R. Plaza.
You may now be seated.
INTRODUCTION
I do believe that the secrets behind this significant event are not only teachers, who have rendered their
invaluable service by guiding these students to the right path, but also the parents who give them support
financially, love and encouragement in every activity in our school.
Today signifies the months of hard work in the relentless pursuit of knowledge that will enable our students
to embrace opportunities and take on challenges life may bring with courage, confidence and wisdom.
Again, this would not be possible without the guidance and support of the parents, the hard work and
patience of our teachers, and the persistence and determination that lies within the student’s hearts. Please
give yourselves a round of applause please!
OPENING REMARKS
For our opening remarks, ladies and gentlemen, it is my privilege to introduce to you, our active school
head, Sir Emmanuel Namoc.
GIVING OF AWARDS
At this point, we are to give the rightful recognition of deserving pupils of Dinawehan Elementary School
for the School Year 2023 – 2024.
May I call on our beloved school head, Emmanuel Namoc, for the recognition of the deserving pupils. May I
also request the parents to accompany your child as they receive the award.
To start with, may I call on (Name of Teacher) to present the following awardees of (Grade level).
- Kinder to Grade 2
INTERMISSION NUMBER
At this juncture, you are going to witness an intermission number from Grade 5 pupils. Let’s give them a
round of applause.
- Grade 3 set of awardees
- Intermission Number (Grade 1)
- Grade 4 set of awardees
- Intermission Number (Grade 3)
- Grade 5 sets of awardees
- Intermission Number (Grade 4)
- Grade 6 sets of awardees
CLOSING REMARKS
At this point, let us pay attention, pin our ears to our Education Committee, no other than Mrs. Lynie M.
Handayan, for her official closing remarks.
Thank you very much ma’am. As we end today’s affair, thank you so much for your participation and
congratulations! We would like to leave a thought for all of us.
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.
This has been Ma’am Grace your emcee for this morning. Thank you for coming and God bless!
