MA-Educate in Tangalan: Nurturing Nature, Inspiring the Future

Emcees: Jerold R. Vasquez & Renderly S. Rodrigo

Adlib: Good morning, everyone! May I have your attention, please?

We will be starting our program in just a few minutes. If you are still outside or around
the area, may I kindly ask you to proceed to the venue now and begin settling down.

Please find your seats and make yourselves comfortable as we prepare to begin a day
filled with exciting and meaningful activities.

Let’s all work together to start on time and make the most of this event. Once again,
please proceed to the venue and settle down. Thank you very much!

Introduction

Renderly:

Good Morning, Everyone! Welcome to the orientation Program of Aklan State University-
College of Teacher education, MAEd Science Teaching.

Jerold:
And welcome to a day of action, reflection, and purpose! This is “MA-Educate in
Tangalan: Nurturing Nature, Inspiring the Future” where we don’t just talk about change,
we become the change.
Renderly:
Today, we are not just participants—we are eco-champions, community leaders, and
educators shaping the world one seed, one step, one decision at a time.
Jerold:
Together, we’ll clean, plant, and protect. We’ll listen, learn, and lead. We’ll turn this
ordinary day into an extraordinary movement for a cleaner, greener future—not just for
Tangalan, but for every place we call home.
Renderly:
So, I hope you came ready, ready to get your hands dirty for a cause, ready to grow
something that lasts, and ready to inspire others by simply showing up and taking part.
Jerold:
By the way I am Mr. Jerold R. Vasquez.
Renderly:
And I am Ms. Renderly S. Rodrigo
Together:
We are your host for today’s event.

[8:00 – 8:15 AM | Preliminaries]

Renderly:
Let us begin by inviting everyone to stand for a prayer, to be played via recorded audio.
Jerold: And please remain standing for the singing of National Anthem, also via recorded
audio.
(Audio plays)
Jerold:
And now, to officially open this inspiring day, let us hear a message of welcome from
someone whose passion for science education and environmental awareness continues
to move us forward.
Please join me in welcoming Mr. Aivan B. Bantigue, MAEd – Science Teaching Student.
Let’s give him a warm round of applause!
(Welcome Remarks)

Renderly:
Thank you, Sir Aivan, for that inspiring message! At this point, before we move into the
hands-on part of our program, it’s important that we all know what to do, where to go,
and how to do it safely and responsibly.
Jerold:
So, to guide us through the do’s and don’ts, the flow of our activities, and a few friendly
reminders for a smooth and successful day, we now proceed with our brief orientation.
Please give your full attention as we welcome our dedicated partner in this initiative.
Let’s all give a warm round of applause to Mr. Sherwyn E. Teodosio, Project Manager
of DENR’s Mechanized and Modernized Forest Nursery.
Sir Sherwyn, the floor is yours!
Renderly:
Thank you so much, Sir Sherwyn E. Teodosio, for that clear, insightful, and practical
orientation. Your guidance reminds us that environmental work isn’t just about what we
do it’s also about how we do it with care, with respect, and with purpose.

[8:46 – 11:45 AM | Clean-up Drive, Potting of seedlings, and Tree Planting

Jerold:
Now I think that we’re all set and ready—let’s roll up our sleeves and start the Clean-up
Drive until 10:45 am. Let’s remember: every piece of trash we pick up is a step toward
a cleaner, greener Tangalan. Let’s make it count!
Renderly:
At 10: 46 am, we will have the potting of seedlings, followed by tree planting at 11: 21
am. And after that we will wrap up the morning session with the awarding certificate at
11: 46 am.
(Proceed with activity; Emcees roam and encourage participants)

[11:46 – 12:00 PM | Awarding of Certificate]

Jerold: To all our participants, we did it! We’ve successfully completed our three core
activities: The clean-up drive, Potting of Seedlings and the tree planting. What an
amazing and meaningful experience that was! And because of the kindly give yourselves
a big round of applause.
Renderly:
Now, before we move to our final segment, we would like to take a moment to recognize
someone who played a key role in making today’s activity not only possible but
purposeful. At this point, may we call on Dr. Cherryl C. Malonisio, Instructor for SCI
202 Earth & Environmental Science, to present the certificate.
Jerold:
Let us now present this Certificate of Appreciation to Mr. Sherwyn E. Teodosio,
Project Manager of DENR’s Mechanized and Modernized Forest Nursery, for sharing his
time, expertise, and unwavering support in guiding us through today’s orientation and
environmental activities. But before that let me read to you the citation of the
certificate…
[Pause for photo opportunity]

Renderly:
Sir Sherwyn, please accept our heartfelt gratitude on behalf of the entire group. Thank
you, Sir, for being with us and inspiring us to take environmental action seriously and
joyfully. Let’s give him another warm round of applause!
Jerold:
And with that, we officially conclude the first part of our program. We hope the morning
has inspired, energized, and grounded you in our purpose.
Renderly:
It’s now time to rest, refresh, and refuel. Please be reminded that registration for the
afternoon session will begin at exactly 12:46 PM, and the program will promptly start at
1:00 PM. Kindly return on time so we can keep the momentum going.
Jerold:
We’ll see you later for more exciting and meaningful activities. Enjoy your lunch and
thank you once again for being such amazing eco-champions!

Afternoon Session
Good afternoon, everyone! May I kindly have your attention, please?
We are about to begin the Afternoon Session of our program, “MA-Educate in Tangalan:
Nurturing Nature, Inspiring the Future.”
If you haven’t done so yet, please proceed to the registration area to sign in for this
session. Your participation today matters, and we’d love to have your presence officially
recorded!
For those who are already done, kindly find your seats and settle down comfortably as
we prepare to start in just a few minutes.
Let’s carry the same energy and enthusiasm from this morning into the next part of our
journey. We’re looking forward to another round of learning and inspiration!
Once again, please finalize your registration and be seated. We'll begin shortly!
Introduction
Renderly: Good afternoon once again, eco-champions! We hope you all had a hearty
lunch, got some rest, and ready for part two of our exciting and purpose-driven day.
Jerold: That’s right, buddy! This morning, we took action for the environment — and this
afternoon, we’ll enrich our understanding of it. Welcome to the Afternoon Session of MA-
Educate in Tangalan: Nurturing Nature, Inspiring the Future!
Renderly: let’s carry that same energy and commitment into our final activities. We still
have more to learn, more to share, and more to celebrate—so thank you for coming back
on time and with such great energy!
Jerold: To formally open this session, may we invite everyone to stand for the prayer, to
be played via recorded audio.
Renderly: Please remain standing for a singing of national anthem, also via recorded
audio.
Jerold: Now, let’s begin our learning journey with a topic that’s both timely and powerful
— Sustainable Development and Ethics in Environmental Decision-Making. To
walk us through this, we are honored to welcome Ms. Andromeda I. Isar, a passionate
and committed MAEd – Science Teaching Student, whose work bridges science,
education, and environmental responsibility.
Renderly: Let’s give her a warm round of applause as we open our minds and hearts to
this meaningful discussion!

Jerold: Thank you so much, Ms. Isar, for that enlightening session!
Renderly: Now we move forward with another vital topic — Environmental Policies
and Regulations something every citizen, young or old, should be aware of.
Jerold: To give us a deeper understanding of our environmental laws and
responsibilities, we have Mr. Winfred G. Cabanus, another outstanding MAEd –
Science Teaching Student and advocate for informed environmental action. Let’s
welcome him with a big round of applause!

Renderly: Thank you, Mr. Cabanus, for that eye-opening presentation.

Jerold: At this point, we would like to recognize two individuals whose support and
leadership helped bring this community-centered event to life.
Renderly: For the Awarding of Certificates to the Barangay Captain and SK Chairman,
we now call on Dr. Cherryl C. Malonisio, Instructor of SCI 202 – Earth and Environmental
Science, MAEd Program. But let my partner read the citation first, before we present the
certificates.
Jerold: read the citation

Renderly: And now, to formally close this day of learning, action, and advocacy please
welcome Ms. Jerly Mae D. Bautista, MAEd – Science Teaching Student, for our official
closing remarks.
Jerold: Thank you so much, Ma’am Jerly, And with that, we officially wrap up today’s
program — “MA-Educate in Tangalan: Nurturing Nature, Inspiring the Future.” Today, we
didn’t just learn — we acted. We didn’t just talk about the environment- we planted
hope, picked up responsibility, and walked with purpose.
Renderly: To each and every participant, speaker, organizer, and community partner:
Thank you for being part of this movement. Thank you for believing in the power of
education.
And thank you for taking a stand for the Earth.
Jerold: On behalf of the organizers and the MAEd – Science Teaching students,

Both: This is your host, saying: Thank you, stay inspired, and keep nurturing nature!
Until next time — stay safe and see you soon!