Published by: April Despi
Date Published: June 1, 2023
Time Published: 3:52 pm
Students from Grade 12 Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM) strand embodied their proficiency in craftsmanship by presenting different booths inspired by festivals in the country at their culminating activity on May 31, 2023, held at DVA Gymnasium.
Booths from Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM) strand paved the way after showing their meritorious art and performances in festival booths.
You can see the recyclable materials they used as project in Business Ethics.
Mr. Carl Conception, Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Region (CPAR) teacher, said, "To enhance their skills and artistry was the main agenda of festival booths in culminating activity."
"I've seen how they prepared in a short period of time but still made it beautiful and successful," he added.
Panagbenga festival booth from section Amana showed inspiration to the students.
Aixha Marasigan, student from section Amana said, "Our goal was to inspire students that whatever struggle and obstacle they're having right now there will be time for them to bloom, since panagbenga festival originally created to rise from the tragedy in 1990 Luzon earthquake."
On the other hand, MassKara festival booth from section Amaziah showcased creativity and novelty, among others.
"Effort and originality was the one I can say I am proud of. We didn't rent or even borrow a single piece to make our booth, it was originally made by our section through hard work and effort," Nicole Solo, student from section Amaziah said in the statement.
Meanwhile, section Antioch aimed to show the essence of Pintaflores festival in their festival booth, Reggie Garcia said in an interview.
Every festival booth exhibited their exemplary performance in art and aimed for different purposes and goals during the culminating activity.
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