PSHS-CRC conducts virtual United Nations’ Day
In order to encourage the scholars to aid in global recovery and development, Philippine Science High School — Caraga Region Campus (PSHS-CRC) held an online United Nations’ Day Celebration via Zoom and Google meet from October 20 and 27.
The program began on October 20, 8:00 am with a roll call of all the participants, then commenced 4 out of 5 events which were held on Google Meet from 8:30 am until 3:00 pm; while the other competitions continued throughout the week.
On October 27, a culmination program through Zoom was held from 8:00 am until 11:45 am with opening remarks from the campus director, Engr. Ramil A. Sanchez, to commemorate the winners and showcase their hard work and effort in the events.
Each student had different events to be involved in such as the Minecraft Creative Building Competition, Poster Making (traditional and digital categories), Promotional Video Making Competition, National Costume Competition (Male and Female) with most reacted photo, and Quiz bee; the Quiz Bee divided grade levels into three groups, namely Foundation Years Program (Grade 7 and 8), Advancement Years Program (Grade 9 and 10), and Specialization Years Program (11 and 12).
Furthermore, the champions for each event were: Matt Vincent Torcende (Fundamental Years Program), Jose Manuel Romero (Advancement Years Program), and Zoelijah O. Pat Ayan ( Specialization Years Program) for Quiz Bee, Eunice Andrea Pedrosa for Poster Making (traditional), Ysabella Juliet Geolingo for Poster Making (digital), Ethiopia by Batch 2022 for Promotional Video Making, Francesca Gamutan for National Costume female category and Virshem Rae Nery for the male category, and for most reacted photo we have Virshem Rae Nery for male category and Amily Marielle Reyes for female category.
The top three participants for Quiz Bee, Promotional Video and Poster making received 700, 500, and 300 pesos; while the winners for the major events like Minecraft Creative Building received 1,750, 1,050, and 700 pesos; and finally, the National Costume (Male and Female) winners received 1,500, 1,000, and 750 pesos with a special award of 500 pesos.
