Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region IX, Zamboanga Peninsula
DIVISION OF ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR
SAN MIGUEL DISTRICT
SAN MIGUEL CES AND SPED CENTER
YOUTH FOR ENVIRONMENT IN SCHOOLS ORGANIZATION (YES-O)
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
School Year 2024–2025
I. INTRODUCTION
The Youth for Environment in Schools Organization (YES-O) of San Miguel CES and SPED
Center continues its commitment to promoting environmental awareness and sustainable
practices in the school and the community. For SY 2024–2025, the organization has
successfully implemented a variety of programs and activities aligned with the Department
of Education's thrusts on environmental protection and education.
II. OBJECTIVES
To promote awareness on environmental issues and climate change.
To engage learners in sustainable and eco-friendly practices.
To foster leadership and active participation among students in environmental
initiatives.
To establish partnerships with stakeholders for a greener school and community.
III. ACCOMPLISHED PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES
Date Activity Description Partners/ Remarks
Stakeholders
July 2024 YES-O Orientation of School Head, YES-O Successfully
Orientation new members Adviser conducted
and Election of and election of SY
Officers 2024-2025
officers.
August Brigada Campus-wide PTA, LGU, Barangay Well-
2024 Eskwela: Eco clean-up drive Officials participated
Clean-Up including
Drive segregating
waste and
beautification of
school grounds.
September Tree Planting Planting of 100 DENR, Barangay 95% survival
2024 Activity seedlings around Council rate
school and
nearby
community areas.
October World Poster making, Science Club, Teachers High
2024 Environmental essay writing, engagement
Awareness and quiz bee on
Week environmental
issues.
November Waste Launch of EcoWaste Coalition Ongoing
2024 Management “Basura Mo, monitoring
Campaign Responsibilidad
Mo” – recycling
bins and
classroom talks.
December Eco-Gift Workshop on YES-O Officers Integrated
2024 Wrapping sustainable and with Values Ed
Workshop recycled gift
wrapping.
February Love Earth Distribution of Grade 6 Volunteers Positively
2025 Valentine’s plant seedlings received
Project instead of
flowers; “Adopt a
Plant” initiative.
March Green Campus Learners toured District YES-O Council With
2025 Tour eco-friendly documentation
schools to
benchmark best
practices.
April 2025 YES-O Recognition of School Admin, LGU Certificates
Culminating active members awarded
Activity & and presentation
Recognition of annual
accomplishments.
IV. OUTCOMES AND IMPACT
Increased awareness among learners about environmental sustainability.
Improved waste management practices in classrooms and school grounds.
Strengthened partnerships with LGUs and environmental groups.
Enhanced leadership skills of YES-O officers and members.
Fostered a strong culture of environmental stewardship among learners.
V. CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED
Limited resources for project implementation.
Inconsistent participation in off-campus activities due to transportation concerns.
Need for stronger parental and community support in sustainability efforts.
VI. RECOMMENDATIONS
Allocate more school funds and seek external sponsorships for YES-O projects.
Strengthen community linkage through MOUs with local organizations.
Integrate YES-O initiatives with other school clubs for wider reach.
Prepared by:
HAZEL BLOOM H. VILLARTA
YES-O Adviser
Noted :
RANDY R. LABADO
School Principal