Values Month is celebrated in TPIS with exciting activities.

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Values Month is celebrated in TPIS with exciting activities.

Supreme Secondary Learner Government
Published Nov 21, 2024    10:22 PHT    |


Photo grabbed from ESP Department showing the unit's faculty members.

Last November 14, the department of Edukasyon sa Pagpapakatao launched the month-long celebration of Filipino Values Month. 

Filipino Values Month is celebrated every November to promote the recognition of values that are uniquely Filipino. These values include love for God and country, strong family ties, respect and care for the elderly, perseverance, and tolerance. Activities to celebrate the occasion include photography contest, essay writing, quiz bee, and bible triva contest. 

Photo grabbed from ESP Department showing Ma'am Gloria Nueva - ESP Department Head - giving her remarks.


The event was spearheaded by the ESP Head - Gloria Nueva, MTII - together with the supportive leaders and administrators of the school. The interest and support, not just of the faculty members under the ESP department, but also of the clubs, organizations, and the student body are evident during the launching program.

Interested students who would like to participate in their activities are welcome to register and participate in the department's office. You can also check out their posters below. 






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