Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Region VIII (Eastern Visayas)
BAYBAY CITY DIVISION
BAYBAY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Baybay City, Leyte

ACTIVITY COMPLETION REPORT

IDENTIFYING
INFORMATION
Activity Title 2016 ANNUAL 18-DAY CAMPAIGN TO END
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Reference Division Memorandum No. 505, s. 2016
Date November 25-December 12, 2016
Venue 

BAYBAY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
POMPONAN GYMNASIUM
 SPA-7 CLASSROOM
Participants’ 

Baybay NHS Students
Selected 4P’s Members of Brgy. Pomponan, Baybay City, Leyte
Description  Brgy. Pomponan Officials
 Baybay Teaching Personnel
ACTIVITY
The 2016 Annual 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women
Description and Children with the THEME: “VAWC Free Community Starts With Me”
is conducted from November 25-December 12, 2016.
This campaign aims to give emphasis on how far the government
agencies and other stakeholders have gone in terms of programs and
projects that address violence against women and children.

In response to the call of the Philippine Commission on Women

Objectives (PCW) and the Department of Education to support the annual
celebration to end violence against women and children, Baybay National
High School thru its School GAD Coordinator plan out for some suggested
activities.
1. Participate in the kick-off activity announcing the campaign to
end violence against women.
2. Conduct school level contest in essay writing, slogan making,
and poster making contest in all Grade level.
3. Conduct symposium to disseminate information to stakeholders
on various for forms of VAW in communities and how to
minimize, if not totally eliminate them.
HIGHLIGHTS

 A streamer announcing the campaign was hanged in the

entrance gate of the school as part of the kick-off activity
supporting the campaign.
 Teaching staff of Baybay NHS, specifically the AP/EsP
Department initiated the said activity.
 Contest were conducted to students like the Slogan Making
Contest – Grade 7 & 8, Poster Making Contest – Grade 9, and
Essay Writing Contest – Grade 10.
 A symposium was conducted in Brgy. Pomponan, Baybay City,
to some 4P’s parents to disseminate information on how to
minimize violence against women if not totally eliminate them.
  Culmination activity was conducted to end the celebration.

RESULTS
1. All objectives were met.
2. The teachers unhesitatingly took part to the activity.
3. Different aspects of the activity was conformed with enthusiasm,
rendering the activity a success.
Achievement 4. Students are especially keen in sharing their thoughts and talents
in the essay writing, poster and slogan making contests.
of Objectives 5. Speakers deliver their respective topics related to violence against
women and children.
6. Open forum followed to address the questiond of the participants.
7. Brgy. Chairwoman Veneranda P. Martinez personally thanks the
Baybay NHS teaching staff in conducting the symposium on her
barangay, wherein the participants gain information on the said
activity.

1. The participants in the different contests were eager to participate

Participants’ in the different contests.
2. Students were happy in receiving their certificates and cash prize.
Feedback 3. Eventhough there was a power blackout in conducting the
symposium, still the AP/EsP department thru our energetic
department head Sir Dindo Lopez find ways that the activity will
be push through.
4. Participants clearly understand every topics being discussed,
however there are some issues concerning legal basis needs to be
clearly expalined by a lawyer to avoid misunderstanding of the law
related to VAWC.

Prepared by:

EDNA B. RAMIREZ
MT-1/School GAD Coordinator

Noted:

DINDO B. LOPEZ
AP/EsP Department Head-Designate

Approved:

ROSALINA E. SACAY
School Head
Hanging of Tarpaulin
November 25, 2016
 VAWC Contests
December 1, 2016

Essay Writing Contest

GRADE 10

Poster Making Contest

GRADE 9
Slogan Making Contest
GRADE 7 & 8
VAWC Symposium
December 10, 2016
 The speakers...

Ms. Fe Isabel
Dargantes

Mr. Floro Cagatin

Ms. Novelyn
Mendoza
VAWC Culmination
December 12, 2016