AFTER a busy year, year-end gatherings serve as a way to unwind, relieve stress, and recharge emotionally and mentally before starting a new year. Such activities enhance trust, communication, and shared values, contributing to a healthier, more positive workplace or school atmosphere.
Year-end activities provide an opportunity to reflect on achievements, challenges, and growth throughout the year. They help individuals and teams assess what worked well and what needs improvement. They allow the school or organization to recognize: accomplishments, milestones, individual and team successes. This boosts morale and motivates everyone to continue striving for excellence.
Year-end activities foster unity and strengthen relationships. They allow colleagues or students to connect in a relaxed environment, enhancing collaboration for the coming year.
The teaching and non-teaching force of Dimiao Central Elementary School is so fortunate with the leadership of the Central School Principal, Veronica G. Japson, and PSDS Isidora Codilla, who connected with the local government of Dimiao with the very supportive Municipal Mayor Randolph L. Ang, for the financial support of their year-end activities.
The 4-in-1 (team-building, recognition of personnel, capability building, and year-end assessment) year end activities of Dimiao CES was held on November 29, 2025, at Dumaloan Resort, Panglao, Bohol.
The teaching and non-teaching personnel of Dimiao CES are Lyndee Balahay, Rachel Ann Hilot, Girlie Lagumbay, Loisa Lagumbay, Josephine Virador, Emma Bagaipo, Monica Cruda, Gladys Quinga, Janine Ostia, Arlene Hamoay, Alma Quipit, Marilou Juyad, Veronica Salvacion, Mary Nelma Octobre, Ethelinda Laguitao, Grace Tagasling, Menchu Mendoza, Emerald Marie Caguisa, Ruel Ranido, Ma. Lourdes Magtajas, Angeline Acson, Maria Arlene Yecyec, Jovelyn Balay, Sinforiano Blanco, and Marzeny Sumaoy.
Dr. Kenneth Regene B. Blasco facilitated the team-building activity and the Values Enhancement with GAD concepts was facilitated by Ma. Maya V. Tumalon, PhD, MDM.
The participants were provided with a one-night accommodation.
