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D-Mq a Hepublic of the Philippines Daparllseanl al €dwallon Region VIl, Central Visayas d-mQ" DIVI$ION OF BOHOL BOHOT City of Tagbilaran July 16,2018 DIVISION MEMORANDUM tto.3*}E s. 20i-8 woRLD VISION',S SPlRlruAL NURTURE FOR FtLtptNO CHILDREN {SNFC}ORIENTAT|OT{ TO: Public Schools District SupervisorsfActing pSDSs Elementary & Secondary School Heads/principols af Schools with projects undertaken by World Vision 1. Attached is a Letter from Mark Francis Nasayao, Program Manager, World Vision, regarding the "World Vision's Spirituat Nurture for Fitipino Chitdren (SNFC) Orientationo, which is self-explanatory. 2. The Principal/School Head or their representative is requested to attend per identified school{see attached list) on July 17,2A18 at Panda Tea Garden, Tagbilaran City. 3. Transportation expenses shall be charged to the schoot MOOE or any available funds while the meals of participants shall be borne by world Vision Foundation. 4' For more details, please refer to the attached Memorandurn. 5. Widest dissemination of this Memorandum is desired. SGODldvd fu, &.. erJ.;.q/^ worldvisffiffi July 12, 2018 l"r$.rf:lr '3- i .- ll Nimfa D. Bongo Ed.D, CESO V I! v.']1t{t:t, Division Schools SuPerintendent ' .:'J- *"1' fl Division of Bohol ':-* +l igru{* - Dear Dr. Bongo, i'., ," '/ "'***' *1@-!' ''$*'s'l4*".#r{@"* Greetings! proiects that world vision's Spiritual Nurture for Filipino children (SNFC) is one of the non-sPonsorship at least I 18,000 children and we are implementing nationwide to our target municipalities. This is to bene{it Municipality of Pilar and Ubay' 4500 families in more than 24 area programs nationwide, including the of their holistic Children's spirituality and spiritual development is an important comPonent children's spirituality and development and well-being. Literarure reviewed for this study has linked and their sense of spiritual/ religious development to children's sense of identity, sense of belongingness and opportunities for spiritual nurture meaning and purpose in life. Hence, providing guidance, suPPort are key in helping them discover and exPress their spirituality. representative during our With this, we would like to request the Principal/Schoo! Head or their city' May we also invite SNFC Orientation on July a7,2Ol8 at Panda Tea Garden, Tagbilaran We hope that the Education program supervisor in values Education during this event' !4gIg@g of principles and at the end of this activity, we will have a shared vision and broadened understanding framework of the spiritual nurture of children' their transportation world vision will cover the meals and we hope that the participants will cover exPenses. Attached below is the list of participating schools' We are hoping for your favorable resPonse' God bless! Sincerely yours, Mark Fra Our vision for every child ;:tr: l: ,r;r: rf; i{rf:'r'r,*<-t. Our prayer fOr eVery heort" fi.lt' v,,il} {ql rr?$&fl r{ ls"r World Vision Development Foundation, lnc. 389 Quezon Ave. con West 6th St. WestTriangle, Quezon City I 104 Philippines List of Participating Schools: Elementarv Schools Rizal Elementary Schoo!, Rizal Pilar, Bohol Cagawasan Elementary Schoo!, Cagawasan Pilar, Bohol Pilar Central Elementary School, Poblacion Pilar, Bohol Bagumbayan Elementary School, Bagumbayan Pilar, Bohol Estaca Elementary Schoo!, Estaca Pilar, Bohol Catagdaan Elementary School, Catagdaan Pilar, Bohol San Carlos Elementary School, San Carlos Pilar, Bohol Bayong Elementary School, Bayong Pilar, Bohol Buenasuerte Elementary School, Buenasuerte Pilar, Bohol San lsidro Elementary School, San lsidro Pilar, Bohol Pangpang Elementary School, Pangpang, Ubay, Bohol Camambugan Elementary School, Camambugan, Bohol Bay-ang Elementary School, Bay-ang, Ubay, Bohol Tuboran Elementary School, Tu,buran, Ubay, Bohol San Pascual Elementary School, San Pascual, Ubay, Bohol Katarungan Elementary School, Katarungan, Ubay, Boho! Benliw Elementary School, B-er1liw,.Ubay, Bohol Sinandigan Elementary School, Sinandigan, Ubay, Bohol Biabas Elementary School,.Biqbas, Ubay, Bohol San Vicente EIementary Schggl. San Vicente, Ubay, Bohol San lsidro Elementary School, gan lsidro, Ubay, Bohol Gov. Boyles Elementary Sch,ool,':. Gov. Boyles, Ubay, Bohol :' Secondorv Schools Pilar Technical Vocational High School, Poblacion Pilar, Bohol San lsidro Technical Vocational High School, San lsidro Pilar, Bohol San PascualVocational High Schoo!, San Pascual, Ubay, Bohol Camambugan National High School, Camambugan, Ubay, Bohol Biabas Trade School, Biabas, Ubay, Bohol National Science High Schoo!, Ubay, Bohol Tuboran lntegrated School, Ubay, Bohol.
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