The
Cornerstone Program in Inuman Elementary School for school year 2014 -2015 has
ended. Last March 21, 2015 a Moving Up ceremony was held in the school ground
of the said school. It was attended by the different ministries of Couples For
Christ, and the parents of the tutees.
Moving Up is similar to Recognition
Day. It is being done in order to recognize the tutees that have improved, to
showcase how they have improved, and the way I saw the event, it was also a way
of showing gratitude to those who get themselves involve by devoting there
time, talent, and treasure in the whole Cornerstone program.
Team Little Red Hen
Team Cow
The
tutees show – off by reading a story entitled “The Little Hen”. It was a story
who found wheat of sack t who asked helped from her friends from planting to
baking it when she finally harvested the wheat but no one helped her. You would
not understand our joy the time when the tutees were reading the story. It is
because we have seen how much they have improved. As ate Tin put it, it was an
ambitious attempt for us. But hey, they show good reading skills during their
presentation.
We practiced reading the story for
one day only. Incidentally I was Team Red Hen. See that cute girls wearing
crown they are the little hen reading its dialogue. I am supposed to make a
mask from the pattern I found in Pinterest but when I try it on myself it was
too small.
The Achievers
Julian received the Good Samaritan award.
Tita Shirley, Teacher Grace, and kuya Jeio
When the ribbons were being given to
the tutees I have seen how proud their parents are. I was too specially when
one of the tutees I have handled was called in front and was awarded as one of
the most improved tutees. Certificate of Recognition was also given to the
school principal and to teacher Grace who was the school coordinator.
The tutors were also recognized that
day. I never thought of it but I got the Best Tutor award. I do not know what
the bases are but I felt proud of myself that day. J Thank you Cornerstone
family!
The
program ended early. I expected that we would wrap up around 2 pm. Of course
the tutees had received gifts from various sponsors. They were given a bag with
school supplies, soap, and a temperature kit.
The ever patient tutors.
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