Clean Up Drive Activity pir report .pptx

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1. Clean Up Drive Activity Science Month Celebration

2. Program Title: Science Month Celebration: Color Fun for a Cause Duration: September 9, 2025 Location: Dangcagan National High School Proponent: Gladys O. Real (Program Coordinator/Activity Coordinator)

3. Objectives To support the implementation of environmental policies and programs in line with DepEd Order No. 93, s. 2011 and other relevant regulations. To foster a sense of environmental responsibility and stewardship among students, preparing them to become advocates for sustainable development To promote environmental awareness and education among students through information campaigns, seminars, and school-based activities.

4. II. Summary of Activities On September 9, 2025, a Clean-Up Drive was conducted in Poblacion , Dangcagan , Bukidnon, led by the YES-O (Youth for Environment in Schools Organization) Officers. The activity aimed to promote environmental awareness and community involvement in maintaining cleanliness. Participants collected trash along streets, and public spaces. The event fostered teamwork and responsibility among the youth and local volunteers. Overall, the clean-up drive was a successful initiative toward a cleaner and greener community.

5. III. Participants YES-O (Youth for Environment in Schools Organization) Officers Science Club Members YES-O Adviser

6. IV. Accomplishment vs. Target Target Output Actual Output Remarks Involve at least 30 YES-O officers and volunteers 38 participants joined the activity Target surpassed; strong support from students and community members Collect at least 20 sacks of garbage 24 sacks of garbage collected Target achieved and exceeded; showed high impact of the cleanup Conduct activity within 3 hours Activity completed in 2.5 hours Efficient execution and good coordination among participants Promote awareness through documentation Photos and report submitted and posted online Achieved; helped spread awareness on environmental responsibility Clean at least 5 key areas in Poblacion 6 areas cleaned, including streets and canal areas Target exceeded; additional area cleaned due to high volunteer participation

7. V. Challenges Encounter Hot Weather Conditions – The intense heat during the activity made it physically exhausting for participants and required more frequent breaks. Presence of Stray Animals – Dogs and other stray animals in the area disrupted the activity and posed minor safety concerns.

8. VI. Stakeholders Feedback Stakeholders Group Feedback Highlights Suggestions for Improvement YES-O Officers and Members Felt empowered and motivated; good teamwork Conduct more frequent drives; improve briefing and tool availability Teachers and School Staff Appreciated student participation; emphasized safety Enhance logistics and safety measures; integrate environmental lessons Barangay Officials Praised initiative; supportive of community involvement Increase coordination with local govt; provide waste disposal support Community Residents Grateful for cleaner environment; inspired by youth Raise awareness campaigns for wider community participation Parents of Participants Proud of youth involvement; valued educational impact Include pre-activity seminars; ensure better hydration and rest areas

9. VII. Recommendation To sustain the positive impact of the clean-up drive, it is recommended to hold similar activities regularly, such as monthly or quarterly. Coordination with local authorities should be strengthened to ensure proper waste disposal and logistical support. Volunteers need better preparation through safety briefings and access to sufficient cleaning tools, water, and rest areas. Expanding outreach and awareness campaigns will help engage more community members beyond the YES-O group. Finally, promoting proper waste segregation during the activity will encourage responsible environmental practices.

10. VIII. Documentation Attached: Attendance logs, Photo documentation, Accomplishment Report