This document presents the Three Acts of Goodness (TAG) program at Talusan Elementary School. It describes how the school integrates values education through the PEACE Program, the Three Acts of Goodness Pledge, and the Bully-Free Pledge. The report covers teacher-led lessons on kindness, respect, and responsibility, as well as hands-on activities in the school gulayan (garden) and tree-planting…
This document is a school report from Talusan Elementary School about its Three Acts of Goodness (TAG) Program. It is intended for educators, parents, and stakeholders interested in values education and school community projects.
The first sections describe the PEACE Program and the Three Acts of Goodness Pledge, which pupils recite during Flag Raising Ceremonies. Teachers guide learners in understanding kindness, respect, and responsibility through discussions and activities.
The report covers practical projects such as the school gulayan (garden) where learners plant vegetables, and a tree-planting activity. These teach life skills like teamwork, patience, and environmental stewardship.
Student leadership is highlighted through the Supreme Elementary Learners Government (SELG) and Girl Scouts, who conducted a school clean-up drive. Poster-making and slogan-making contests promoted proper nutrition and healthy living.
The document details the school's success in receiving TAG incentives from Cycle 7 to Cycle 10. Cycle 7 funded the Construction of the Reading Center Phase 1, Cycle 8 enhanced it, and Cycle 9 established a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) for waste segregation.
Each project aligns with the Three Acts of Goodness motto: Do Good Deeds, Speak Good Words, Think Good Thoughts. The report emphasizes how these initiatives develop responsible, compassionate learners and a sustainable school environment.