Each grade level transforms plastic bottles, dried corn cobs and husks, junk food wrappers, old tires, coconut palms, and other junk items into beautiful works of art. To show appreciation for the participation of all parents and pupils, the school awarded the top three best Christmas trees and consolation prizes to the rest. The sixth grade received the top-notch, the fourth grade garnered second place, and the third grade received third place.
There were loud whistles of excitement as the countdown of the lighting of the Christmas tree began. The sweet, relaxing aura of the lights creates an atmosphere of love, joy, and hope which pleased everyone who attended the event.
With the support of Schools Division Superintendent Reynante A. Solitario, duly represented by Celestino E. Revamonte Jr., education program supervisor, the event gained positive feedback.
