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PROJECT PNP PEDRO E. DIAZ HIGH SCHOOL

UP Side,Alabang, Muntinlupa City

PEDRO E. DIAZ HIGH SCHOOL

PROJECT PLEASE NO PLASTIC

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ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT

PROJECT TITLE: Please No Plastic – PROJECT PNP

PROJECT PROPONENT: PEDRO E. DIAZ HIGH SCHOOL

PROJECT:

Pedro E. Diaz High School together with I AM SAM Foundation, local government

unit, private and public organizations had launched a project last June 6, 2019,

entitled– PROJECT PNP (Please No Plastic). Pedronians started to live a more Ecological

Life by stopping #SingleUsePlastic. We intended to Save the Sea, the Earth out of plastic

trash, using a tumbler, metal spoon, forks, and straws on our daily life.

SUMMARY OF PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES:

As soon as the proposals have been approved, the initial project was executed

immediately with accurate planning methods, resources, and funds. The first quarter of

the implementation was done through cluster by cluster approach as we complete the

initial target of students.

During 8 months of the project's implementation, we had conducted Clean up drives

onto the Jamboree Lake, inside the school vicinity during last ‘Brigada Eskwela’ with the

coordination of PEDHS Supreme Student Government, General Parents-Teachers

Association headed by Ms. Myla Nunez, President, local government unit and I AM SAM

Foundation. Creating a sitting bench all over the campus that is made up of plastic

bottles and a basic segregation policy throughout the school. Awareness and campaign

for the students in terms of PNP’s poster dissemination, room to room orientation. Most

importantly we had collaborations for different public and private sectors such as the

Environmental Sanitation Center Muntinlupa headed by Ms. Lorna Misa, coordinated to

Mr.Vincent Alon and the Lake Management Office Ms. Rosalina Contreras, Dept. Head,

coordinated to Ms. Beverly Ponce. We had the chance to reiterate the project with Hon.

Mayor Jaime R. Fresnedi, Councilors Atty Raul Coro, and Alexson Diaz, and they advised

me that they will support. It was indeed a memorable day for us as we share a common

objective and that is to END PLASTIC POLLUTION in lieu of the City River Rehabilitation

Program.



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During the Brigada Eskwela, some of the known personalities visited our school to check

up on our preparedness regarding the start of the new school year. Mr.Noli de Castro,

renowned TV and radio broadcaster interviewed us regarding this matter and we had

the opportunity to introduce the Project on nationwide television. We are also blessed

when ABS-CBN’s TV show entitled ‘Umagang Kay Ganda’ (variety show), chose our

school to be one of the recipients of their “Munting Handog sa Balik Eskwela Program”,

we had the chance to interview Ms. Gretchen Ho, famous TV broadcaster, and also got

the opportunity to introduce one of the school’s best practices.

For the students to understand the true objectives of the project which are:

IAM SAM-PEDHS conducted a Plastic Waste Orientation Seminar, having the executive

officers of each school’s organization as our first participants. We invited Mr.Lester

Villamartin, an environmentalist from STI, who had collaborated with us for the

opportunity of implementing the project on different schools in Muntinlupa.

After such time of conducting measures of success:

MEASURES OF SUCCESS:

We’ll know we’re successful when the following are manifest:

Referral or new programs are introduced and executed.

People are focused beyond merely getting something working toward getting it

working to a degree previously designated which constitutes success. (It’s not just

running, it’s running the way it should be running

There is group approval, and a lack of cynicism; the programs show multiple sign-

offs from diverse team members.

Meetings and discussions reveal that others were included—and valued—in the

decision-making process and that such inclusion was mandatory for success.

We continued to push through the project as we gather donations from LGU’s who gave

tumblers and free gallons of water to the school, Batch Maharlika, also donated new

water sinks near the canteen so that students were encouraged to bring their own

everything and have it washed on their own afterward.

We also published articles on our “ANG PEDHS NGAYON” school paper to encourage

not only the students but also teachers, as of today, faculties were bringing their own

tumblers and eco-bags as they encourage students to adapt changes regarding the

project.



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The collaboration between SHARP Philippines headed by Mr. Alexander Mercado, Sr.

Manager, Manufacturing and Mr.Eugene S. Villa, Manager-HR, Gen. Affairs & OPGM, was

an essential part of the project because each adapted some of the best practices of

each organization.

The effort exerted in the project exemplifies significant part with the results that were

observed and also according to surveys and interviews that we conducted by the IAM

SAM and Supreme Student Government during their room to room assessment last

November.2019, out of 5,000 students,45 percent or 2,250 students were regularly

bringing their own tumblers, excluding the students who have received the donated

1,000 tumblers from barangay Alabang headed by SK Chairman, Ms.Ahya Dancel and

Barangay Chairman, Capt. Tin-tin Abas. Along with the donations, the school’s free and

freshwater continuously serves everyone in the school.

Mrs.Mary Joyce Raymundo, English Teacher, one of the teachers who truly supports the

program continues to urge the students who belong in lower sections to bring their own

glasses or tumblers and breaking the culture of using plastic as their water container.

At present, everyone especially teachers shows their utmost support in the Project’s

implementation, little by little school canteen is taking their step towards zero plastic

community by prohibiting the use of plastik labo. Grade 7 students were thought on how

to make Eco bricks for the sustainability of the project, as Ms.Natasha Jean Faulkner, a

member of “SAY NO TO PLASTIC MOVEMENT”, taught us on how to continuously improve

the said project. We already, made bookshelves, parking divisions, bench with the

collected Eco bricks.

300 Grade 8 students were thought on how to turn these eco-bricks into a reusable

material in coordination with YES-O Club Adviser, Ms.Edwina Arong who also exemplifies

her support by joining us in collaboration with the SHARP Philippines and Miss Malaysia’s

advocacy, headed by Ms.Adriana of Miss Malaysia Organization and MaNoy Handicraft

(Malaysian and Pinoy) who uses plastic and soda tabs in making jewellery, gowns, and

crafts.



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*Graphical presentation shown that the implementation of PROJECT PNP has less almost

60-90% of yearly average collected garbage waste in the school for the past 2019 up to

present based on the data of The Division PH.

Selected Grade 9 students and teachers were observed on bringing their own tumblers,

in coordination with Peer Counselling Club, who conducts room to room assessments.

Grade 10 students, who are a member or executive officers of different school’s

organization are the ones who first take its step in disseminating information, awareness,

and campaigns, they are also the ones who are expected to join seminars and training

to produce a project of quality that will help in times of the process and implementation.

On November 25, 2019, Ameera Cabusao, IAM SAM PEDHS President, and Mary Grace

Magbanua, SSG President, had the opportunity to sit as two of the city councilors,

specifically, Little Majority Floor Leader and No.1 Councilor Atty. Raul Corro and Little

Councilor Alexson Diaz, and to discuss PROJECT PNP’s best practice in school that could

also be implemented in other schools. On November 15, 2019, we had the opportunity

to present Project Please No Plastic as one of the official Programs of ANTIG(Alyansa ng

Tropang may Integridad at Ganap) of Campus Integrity Crusaders with the IAM SAM

PEDHS to the office of the ombudsman.

The connection between Barangay Alabang and PEDHS continues as we plan for clean-

up drives and as they support the PROJECT PNP, especially Barangay Alabang’s SK

Chairwoman, Ahya Dancel, who visited the school to check up on the school’s



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performance, academically and in terms of projects that were created during 1st to 2nd

quarter of S.Y. 2019-2020.

As the officers of the IAM SAM-PEDHS S.Y. 2019-2020, along with the continuous

implementation of the project, we are also beginning to train students who exemplify

potential in terms of handling the project thus we sent a student to Indonesia to represent

PROJECT PNP.

As we reach for greater heights, we continue to push through what Pedro E. Diaz High

School has started, with the most patriotic thing that we all can do and that is to take

care of the environment and always try to live sustainably.

Prepared by:

Ameera Jahnne A. Cabusao

Project Team Leader

Approved by:

Mr.Phernie Abarca

Project Coordinator

Acknowledged by:

Dr.Rosendo Sangalang.Ed.D.

Principal IV

*Some Photos of the project’s activities and programs are attached below*



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Proposing and Suggesting PROJECT PNP Implementation Process

With Ms. Beverly Ponce, Assistant Department Head

Lake Management Office of Muntinlupa City

With Mr. Vincent Alon, Assistant Department Head

Environmental Sanitation of Muntinlupa City

With Team Leader, Project Coordinators and School Head



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Conducted Interview with Mr. Noli De Castro of ABS-CBN News

Picture Taken with Mr. Noli De Casto,

Ms. Christina Abas (Brgy. Alabang Captain) and

Mr. Rosendo Sanggalang (Principal IV of PEDHS)

Picture Taken that Mr. Noli De Castro supporting

PEDHS’s Climate Action Project through the 1.5 sign



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Making and Building Schools’ Additional Facilities using Eco-Bricks



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Impact of Single Use Plastics by Mr. John Lester Villamartin, Founder of The Division PH



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Project Collaboration Workshop and Seminar

with Sharp Philippines and Women of Malaysia

Creating jewelry from plastics wastes

Presentation of a gown made of almost

5,000 soda tabs



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Conducted Interview with Ms. Gretchen Ho, a News Broadcaster,

Athlete, and TV Personality



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Project Collaboration with Mr. Miko Gusi of Gusi Peace Prize and

Ms. Adriana of MaNoy Handicafts / Ms. Earth Malaysia Organization



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Clean Up Drive conducted in Jamboree Lake in Muntinlupa City



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Meeting Collaboration of Project PNP Team with I AM SAM Foundation



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Climate Action Talk of Project PNP in Indonesia



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Room to Room Project Information Announcement in Pedro E. Diaz High School



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Bring Your Own Everything Program of Project PNP while students of PEDHS showing their

Own and Reusable Tumblers



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WAFALL (Water For All) Program of PROJECT PNP



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Sangguniang Kabataan Clean Up drive in collaboration of PROJECT PNP



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Councilors Atty. Raul Corro, Alexson Diaz and Mayor Jaime Fresnedi of Muntinlupa City

doing 1.5 Climate Action sign as they support our fight against Climate Change

Mayor Jaime Fresnedi (yellow shirt)



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Clean Up Drive of General Teacher and Parents Association collaborating

with Project PNP



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Brigada Eskewala 2019 of Pedro E. Diaz High School with Project PNP team



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Pedro E. Diaz High School awarded as the Best School implementer for their eco-friendly

activities done during the Brigada Eskwela 2019



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PEDRO E. DIAZ HIGH school has been crowned

as: School with Safest Environment Award at ISA

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