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    Cawayan Elementary School in Catbalogan City, Philippines started a school garden project called "Gulayan sa Paaralan" during the 2017-2018 school year led by teacher Reynaldo Rosales Cañedo and coordinator Grace Ann D. Ibañez with help from other teachers. Vegetables like okra, eggplant, monggo, string beans, and pepper were planted but heavy rains affected the growth of some plants, though okra and monggo were still harvested. The school continues replanting and working to grow vegetables despite weather challenges through patience and continuous labor.

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    Cawayan Elementary School in Catbalogan City, Philippines started a school garden project called "Gulayan sa Paaralan" during the 2017-2018 school year led by teacher Reynaldo Rosales Cañedo and coordinator Grace Ann D. Ibañez with help from other teachers. Vegetables like okra, eggplant, monggo, string beans, and pepper were planted but heavy rains affected the growth of some plants, though okra and monggo were still harvested. The school continues replanting and working to grow vegetables despite weather challenges through patience and continuous labor.

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    Narrative Report On Gulayan Sa Paaralan

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    Cawayan Elementary School in Catbalogan City, Philippines started a school garden project called "Gulayan sa Paaralan" during the 2017-2018 school year led by teacher Reynaldo Rosales Cañedo and coordinator Grace Ann D. Ibañez with help from other teachers. Vegetables like okra, eggplant, monggo, string beans, and pepper were planted but heavy rains affected the growth of some plants, though okra and monggo were still harvested. The school continues replanting and working to grow vegetables despite weather challenges through patience and continuous labor.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region VIII
    Division of Catbalogan City
    District of Catbalogan III
    CAWAYAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

    NARRATIVE REPORT ON GULAYAN SA PAARALAN


    S. Y 2017-2018

    The Cawayan Elementary started to plant vegetables during


    brigada eskwela . This project was initiated by the school Mr. Reynaldo
    Rosales Cañedo, with the gulayan sa paaralan coordinator Ms. Grace
    Ann D. Ibañez . It was cooperated by all teacher from kindergarten to
    Grade VI .

    As of this time, the school planted vegetables on their


    designated garden area . like okra, eggplant monggo, string beans,
    and pepper .

    However, the weather affects our vegetables to grow. The continuous


    of the heavy rain affects the grow of our plants. But there were
    plants were already harvested like okra and monggo.

    Patience and continuous labor in planting vegetables after the


    weather affects the plantation of vegetables in the school . We still
    planting and replacing the affected rotten vegetables.
    Republic of the Philippines
    Department of Education
    Region VIII
    Division of Catbalogan City
    District of Catbalogan III
    CAWAYAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

    Narrative Report
    on Gulayan Sa Paaralan
    S. Y 2017-2018

    Prepared by:

    REYSON JOE G. CAÑEDO


    EGT - I

    Submitted by:

    REYNALDO R. CAÑEDO
    School Head
    Pictorial

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