Div. Advisory No. 028 s. 2014 - Schools Division of Muntinlupa

Republic ofthe Philippines Department of Education National Capital Region DIVISION OF CITY SCHOOLS MUNTINLUPA CITY NO.02J
DEP-ED MUNTINLUPA ADVISORY
S. 2014 In compliance with DepEd Order no. 8, s. 2013 this advisory is issued for the information of DepEd officials, personnelJstaff, as well as the concerned public February 21, 2014 With reference to DcpEd Order No. 30 s. 2010, re: Guidelines on the Unified Dissemination of
DepEd Issuances please be advised to download the DepEd Advisory at http://vvww.deped.gov.ph, for
guidance, information and appropriate action:
L DepEd NCR Advisory No. 019, s. 2014, dated January 27,2014 Re: AlDABA'S Theatre Friends and Company (ATFC) Stage Plays. 2. DepEd Advisory No. 035, s. 2014, dated Febmary 12,2014 Re: "Palo-Palo" Movie ProjecfofOpen Box Film Production 3. DepEd Advisory No. 041, s. 2014, dated February 17,2014 Re: Why Teach Seminar for Junior High School Students. Nonetheless, this office reiterates the no-disruption-of-c1asses policy as stipulated in
DepEd Order no. 9, s. 2005 entitled "INSI1TUl1NG MEASURES TO INCREASE ENGAGE1)
TIME-ON-TASK AND ENSURING COMPLIANCE THE.REWITlf'. This is also subject to the
provision of Republic Act No. 5546 otherwise known as "AN ACT PROHIBIl1NG THE SALE
OF TICKETS AND/OR THE COLLECTION OF CONTRIBUTIONS FOR WHATEVl,~
PROJECT OR PURPOSE FROlv! STUDENTS AND lEACHERS OF PUBliC AND PRIVAIE
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSIl1ES".
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The Philippine Acrobatic Troupe is inviting both
.' ,,>elementary and secondary schools in NORre: "A Two Hour Acrobatic Show, Live'
for Schools/Organizations,"
Interested schools may contact Ms, Madel M, Aninon at tel. no, 683-3429 or Mobile Nos. 0918260002 109096808944. Attached is a letter of Ms. Aninon, Marketing Coordinator, The Philippine Acrobatic Troupe, for your reference, Nonetheless, this Office reiterates the no-disruption-of-c1asses policy as stipulated in DepEd Order No.9, s. 2005 entitled "INSTITUTING MEASURES TO INCREASE ENGAGED TlME-ON-TASK AND. ENSURING COMPLIANCE THEREWITH", This is also subject to the provision of Republic Act. No.' 5546 otherwise known as "AN ACT PROHIBITING THE SALE OF TICKETS ANDlqR THE COLLECTION OF CONTRIBUTIONS FOR WHA TEVER PROJECT, OR­
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The, Philippine Acrobatic.Troupe lot 23, Block 8, Riyadh St. Saudia Village, Ph. II, Brgy. Pag-asa II, Imus, Cavite Cellular No.: 09182660002/ 09096800944 landline No. 683-3429 February 11, 2014
The Director
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Quezon City
Dear Sir/Madam:
Greetings of Peace!
We are pleased to submit again Re Acrobatic proposal for a two-hour acrobatic show, live for schoofsjor.ganizations. This is
a wholesome show ideal for the student's entertainment at the same time can help the performers who are OUT OF
SCHOOL YOUTHS Filipino people. This is relevant to PHYSICAL EDUCATION SUBJECTS.
The show is highlighted by the most thrilling basketball exhibiljonwhile riding their 3 and 12ft. high mono cycles together
with their breath-taking stunts and the acrobatic feats which makes the show most spectacular to assure the audience real
enjoyment and satisfaction.
We would like to emphasize that this entertainment is not a COMPULSORY, instead VOLUNTARY donation is highly
appreciated. However, mechanics of the show would be sixty percent (60%) of the raised fund will be given to the Acrobatic
Troupe and Forty Percent (40%) will be shared to the Sponsor/ School organization.
In this regard, we would Ilke you to be with us in this undertaking by the way of endorsing us to your different schools in
metro manila. To enlighten you with this show, we will be available anytime to discuss with this matter.
Enclosed is a colored poster of different acrobatic acts to give you an idea how lively and colorful the performance would
be.
Thank you for your kind attention. We look forward to your favorable response regarding this project.
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"P ALO-P ALO" MOVIE PROJECT 'OF OPEN BOX FILM PRODUCTION
The Open Box Film Production is promoting their latest movie project entitled,
"PALO-PALO". It's an inspirational movie about an ideal family that captures the
meaning of brotherhood, friendship, forgiveness and courage.
Participation of public and private elementary and secondary schools shall be
subject to non-disruption-of-classes polIcy as stipulated in DepEd Order No. 39, s. 2005
entitled Instituting Measures to Increase Engaged Time-on-Task and Ensuring
Compliance Therewith.
Attached is a letter dated February 6, s014 of Ray An Dulay, Movie Director, for
reference.
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DepEd-NCRAdvisoryNo.
, s. 2014 In compliance with DepEd Order No.8, s. 2013 this advisory is issued for the information ofDepEd Officials and Personnel February 12, 2014 "PALO-P ALO" MOVIE PROJECT OF OPEN BOX F1LM PRODUCTION
The Open Box Film Production is promoting their latest movie project entitled,
"PALO-P ALO". It's an inspirational movie about an ideal family that captures the
meaning of brotherhood, friendship, forgiveness and courage.
Participation of public and private elementary and secondary schools shall be
subject to non-disruption-of-classes policy as stipulated in DepEd Order No. 39, s. 2005
entitled Instituting Measures to Increase Engaged Time-on-Task and Ensuring
Compliance Therewith.
Attached is a letter dated February 6, s014 of Ray An Dulay, Movie Director, for
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Office Address: 896 JP Rizal St. Nangka, Marikina City Contact #: M- 0927 292 09731 0917 726 3839 L-(02) 624 4608 Email address: openboxtp@gmaiLcom Facebook page: https:llwww.facebook.comfopenboxfilmproduction February 06,2014
Ray An Dulay
Movie Director
Open Box Film production
896 jp rizalst. nangka, Marikina City
DR.LUZ S. ALMEDA
Director IV
Office of the Regional Director
DepEd National Capital Region
Misamis St., Bago Bantay Quezon City
Dear Dr. L. Almeda
Open Box film production, a silver screen production outfit, from the writer and director of 33 rd
best educational indie film of20 13 Peoples choice award and also nominated in PMPC as best
original song "balik tanaw" of the film "POTPOT' the anti bUllying movie.
We are now promoting our latest movie project: A family oriented quality independent film with
a genre of coming-of-age-drama entitled "PALO-PALO".
We believe it is highly beneficial for elementary, secondary and tertiary students together with
their parents. It has moral,.social relevance and values to the students, his relationship with his
family, especially with his BROTHER. This film also supports the anti hazing law, solo parent
welfare act and anti bullying act as well.
In cooperation with this,. we would like to request to your good office to endorse or make
necessary advisory to your respective areas ofyour jurisdiction schools for the film showing.
Attached herewith are the Film Synopsis, cast of characters and the 2min trailer ofthe film.
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FILM SYNOPSIS:
This film is about brotherhood, family, and peers. It is a story about the love and companionship oftwo brothers. "Jay-ar" (Sergio Garcia) who is loved and cherished by his older brother Billy (Joseph Bitangcol) and his father Larry (Lander Vera Perez). As the two brothers got older, Billy has become busy with his studies, and started to lose time to his brother. Jay-ar then got enticed to join a fraternity hoping he could fmd friends in replacement of his brother. He doesn't know that this step will be the reason to destroy his relationship with his family. This is a beautiful story of unconditional love and affection between siblings. A story of forgiveness and repentance that enables us to have the courage to do what is right and continues life even in times of grief and sorrow. An inspirational movie about an ideal family that captures the true essence of "BROTHERHOOD" "FRIENDSHIP", "FORGNENESS" and "COURAGE". FILM GLIMPSE:
• We want to show social issues to everybody especially the youth from picking their
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• Our aim is to enlighten the mind of everybody to the things we might not know is wrong.
• To help us fight bullying
• Supports Solo parent welfare act and'anti hazing law
STARRING: Lloyd Samartino
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Jao Mapa Richard Quan
Brent Manzano
Joseph Bitangcol
Lander Vera Perez
Kurt Ocampo
Juaquin Miguel Reyes
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In compliance with DepEd Advisory No. 392, s. 2013
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ALDABA'S THEATRE FRIENDS AND COMPANY (ATFC) STAGE Pl."AYS
Enclosed is 'a letter from Ms. Luzviminda F. Dela Rosa, Project
Development Officer III, OIC, SPAPP, Department of Education and DepEd
Advisory No. 392, s. 2013 dated September 16, 2013, the content of which is
self-explanatory.
Interested schools may contact Mr. Cecilio C. Aldaba, Manager, Aldaba's
Theatre Friends and Company (ATFC) at telephone no. (02) 435-1615 or mobile
nos. 0917-5080201, 0939-9246008.
Nonetheless, this Office reiterates the no-disruption-of-classes policy as
stipulated in DepEd Order No.9, s. 2005 entitled "INSTITUTING MEASURES TO
INCREASE ENGAGED TlME-ON-TASKAND . ENSURING COMPLIANCE
THEREWITH". This is also subject to th~ provision of Republic Act. No. 5546
otherwise known as "AN ACT PROHIBITING THE SALE OF TICKETS AND/OR
THE COLLECTION OF CONTRIBUTIONS FOR WHA TEVER PROJECT OR
PURPOSE FROM STUDENTS AND TEACHERS.
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DR. LUI S. ALMEDA
Regional Director
DepEd - National Capita! Region
Bago Bantay. Quezon City
Dear Director Almeda:
Warm greetings!
The undersigned, together with my staff, has personally watched the following ploys
produced by ALDABA'S THEATRE FRIENDS & COMPANY !ATFCJ and found them highly
commendable. The Deportment of Education [DepEd} endorsed the viewing of these plays
through DepEd Advisory No. 392, s. 2013.
Teachers and students trom both private and public schools are Invited to watch (or may
watch) these plays on VOluntary basis and or with parenfal consent.
Tho stoging Of the ploy aims 10:
1. instH! among vit;wers/oudience a sense of nationalism, pride and love of country; and
2. enhance their appreciation for the Philippine hiStory. eulture and !TIora] Yolues.
PAHIMAKAS, Huling SandaU n9 il(mg Sayanl, written by playwright NathQflitll,Ardoga is a
heart-wrenching emotionally-charged yel inspiring story of unconditional love, sacrifice,
courage and triumph of the spirit. It presen1s Rizal's memoroble 1051 moments before his
execution on that fateful dawn ot December 31. 1896. It dissects the mind of the hero, the
people, events ond places which brollght to fruition his Noli Me Tangere and EI Fillbusterismo.
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ANDRES BONIFACIO. Ang Anak og 8ayan, A theatrical piece written by playwright Jovi Miroy
of Ateneo University. It is a truly poignant and intellectually stinwlating piece
art written in a
manner that gives justice to the memory of lhe brave Andres Bonifacio. The ploy weaves the
personal struggle of Bonifacio witt') scenes exalting love fOl one's country, the overwhelming
urge to fight for freedom ond justice, the desire of every man for independence and the
burning na1ionolist fervour which finally drove him and the Katipuneros to the path of dissent
andullimately to rel/oIuTIon.
Both ploys are directed byador/director Don Urnali. a film graduale from the University of
the Philippines.
In connedion with Ihis, moy I request your goad selt 10 pleaSe extend your most needed
support to Mr. Cecllio C. Aldobo. Manager, ATFC to move towards the realization of the
company's misSIon of inspiring and uplifting the arts and culivre to the hearts of our
students/pupils. Attached is the company profiie, synopsis of the plays and DepEd Advisory
No. 392;$. 2013.
For furlh(:;r inquiries, you !"nay call Mr. Ces Aldoba ot tel. No.: (02) 435 1615 and mobile nos.:
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9246008 and0917508 92 OJ.
Thank you vory much.
Very truly yours.
OA . ELA ROSA
Plojce Devefopment Officer III
Officer-tn-Charge, SPA PO
COMPANY PROFILE The ATFC in brief:
Aldaba's Theatre Friends and Company (ATFC) is a partnership company duly
registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) with offioes at Unit
402 Fabricare Building, 591 Alabang Zapate Road, Almanza Uno, Las Pinas City
and Unit 632 Sikatuna Bliss II, Sara.ngay UP- Sikatuna,Quezon City.
ATFC was established in 2008, with the primary purpose of helping upcoming
talented artists penetrate television and movie productions. Its main activity tllen is to .
book aspiring stage artists for important character roles in teledramas and TV
commercials. In just 5 years, our theater company has already established a good
reputation as talent caster for giant television networks such as GMA-7, ASS-CBN
and ABC5.
Our advocacy
In 2010 ATFC ventured into production of stage plays to reach out to young students
and arouse their interest in theatre and the arts. Our initial project Hlblaog Abo
(Strands of Gray) proved to lie a success JUdg<ing by the warm audience response
and attendance and positive reviews by peers.
Encouraged by the success of this first attempt at stage production we have now
made i1 our advocacy to reach out and bring culture and the arts to a Wider audience
composed of students and out of school youths who may not have access to this
type of presen1atlons.
We believe that through the staging of works by Filipino playwrights. we will be able
to enhance our youth's appreciation of history and .literature as weH as awaken their
sense of nationalism and deep pride of country.
Out reach program
From honing our aspiring local talents through development of skills, acting
workshops and opening opportunities for their participation in mainstream stage
productions, we have expanded our concerns to include Out Reach progra.ms
designed primarilyforstUc:l4?ntS10 further promote love of country, good citizenship,
education and cultura! awareness nationWide.
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PAHlMAKAS: Huling Sandali ng Isang Bayani
SYNOPSIS:
Fort Santiago, December 29, 1896.
To be execulcd the next day, a man by the llHrne of Jose Rizal stands at lhe
precipice of death and history. He contenlplates on several decisions that he
made in his life, l:hief of which. is his writing of the books Noli Me Tangen~
and El Fitibusterismol the very books that sealed llis conviction for inciting
rebellion against the Spanish colonizers. But is he innocent of tilis charge, and
in writing his books~ is it true that all he ever really wanted is reform? Or is he a
.I.llan who has had enough, who saw a country suffering from hundreds of years
rule by QJrJ'upl foreigners hent on perpetuating a culture of ~lbusc, and who
decided lo prod his people into fighting for their freedom"
This is the central question that ha~ plagued the national hero's legacy until now.
PAHlMAKAS; Huling Snndali ng Isang Bayani tries Lo answer this by
looking at what RizaJ wrote and how he interacted with some of the last people
to sec him alive. In a series of conversations with a newspaper man, priests who .
were former mentors, a young boy at the prison cell, several members of his
family, and a host of fictional chllracters that he himself created, Rizal comes to
terms with his revolutionary destiny, and the historic events that his life and
works arc about to set in motion.
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"ANDRES BONIFACIO, Ang Anak ng Bayan"
SYNOPSIS OF THE PLAY
Summer of 1897, a military ttibunal lormed by Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo
condemned Supremo Andres Bonifacio to die by firing sql:md in the streets
of Cavite. Faced with an ignominio1Js end, he recollected the events that
have led to his execution. He remembered the day the Katipuneros in Cavite
cordially welcomed him. Con~equent events however revealed the feud
between the Magdiwang cmd Magdalo fa.ctions.
The Magdalos. questioning the Supremo's leadership qualitieg
prop()sed to establish a new revolutionary governmcnl that win effectively
defeat the enem.ies. But the Magdiwang staunchly defended the supremacy
of Bonifacio in Lhe Naie Convention. The political plot of people like Daniel
Tirona and Mariano Tdas, nevertheless ensures Bonifacio's defeat in the
elections at Tejeros.
As expected Emilio Aguinaldo was elected pre::>ldent of the new
revolutionary government. Bonifacio was nominated as Director of the
Interior> but Daniel Tirana questioned his ability to hold the job by not being
a lawjer. Bonifado took this a.s an insult... As a result he declared the
election null and void and worsened the animosity between the Magdiwang
and· Magdalofactions.
Aguinaldo on the other hand, offered c1. position in the new
government to Magdiwang lcadE...'t'::> which fmally convinced lhem to abandon
the Supremo. BO~1ifacio rctaHated by arresting a h~ttalion of Magdala
soldiers. Surprisingly, the new president foiled Bonifado':s attempt to regain
power and made his escape to Silang. There. townsfolk upon orders from
above refused to feed his army and their families. This inflamed Bonira.cio
and ordered the town to be burned.
Aguinaldo then arrested him and fonned the triblUlal which found
him glJilly of treason. He recalled'the past upon the exhortation of "Death"
who has come to help him give signiflcance to this othenvise absurd end.
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'AlfDRES BONIFACIO~ Ang Anak ng Dayan, A theatrical piece
written by playwright JoviMimy perfect for evety Filipino to
watch in celebration of Gat Andres B011ifacio's sesquicentennial
(150 th ) year. It isa truly poignant.Md_ intellectually stimulating
piece of art written in a manner that gives justice to the--memory
of the brave Andres Bonifacio. The play weaves the personal
struggle of Bonifacio with scenes exalting love for one's country,
the overwhelming urge to fight for freedom and justice, the desire
of every man for independence and the burning nationalist
fervour which finally drove him and the Katipuneros to the path
of dissent and ultimately to revolution.
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ANDRES BONIFACIO, Ang Anak ngBayan~Atheatrical piece written by playwright
Jovi Miroy perfect for every Filipino to watch in celebration of Gat Andres Bonifacio's
sesquicentennial (150 tr, ) year. It is a tr\,lly poignant and intellectually stimulating piece of
art written in a manner that gives justice to the memory of the brave Andres Bonifacio.
The play weaves the personal struggle of Bonifacio with scenes exalting love for one's
country; the overwhelming urge to flght for freedom and justice, the desire of every man
for independence and the burning nationalist fervour which finally drove him and the
Katipuneros to the path of dissent and ultimately to revolution.
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DcpEd Advisory No. 392, s. 201::1 September Hi, 2013 Tn compliance with 1Jf.[lfi:d Order Nn. 1:1, S. 201.1 this lJdvi:;.ory is issu,ed for the informali<:.m of Df'I)i~d {jITic:i~l;;, p~rst)ntld/stDj''f, as wd.l ..IS the r.or,1cerncd Pllbii(: (Visit, !/.!t.l)w.<ie:peci,g,ol,l,pll) ALDADA'S 'l'llEATRB FHlENDS AND COMPANY (I\TFC) STAGE PLAYS
The l\kh:\ba':5 Theatre ,~'riend:;; and Company {ATFC)
th.c [ul1ow\ng plays for its 2013 theater season:
annOlln(~es
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L Pohimakat.;; Huling SatulClli n~7 lsang Bllyoni
This is b<~sed on the memorable I<v's t lDon1(:nl15 ()( the
naticl11al hcru, fl,_ ,Jose p, Rlza1 as he ponders on hi5 life F.l.S it
COBles to an (~nd in the lDoM1ing of DCCCTrlber 31, 1896.
2. J\ndr'C!!l BOl1lfl~ci{). An17 Anale ria R(lWm
Th is i::;annthcl' crit.k:l'llly-acclaimed l)lay ulmut love of
countlY, sLrugglp. and ;;ommitment.
The sta",ing of I.he play aims to:
L int'lti!1 l.'ttn()ng viewC!'s/audiencC' a sense of nalionaUsm. pride and
1-->'1(' !)fcountry; flnd
2. en: umce their apprcdati.on for (he 'PhiJjppine tlislOTY, culture
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The pupils and studentR from both public and private schools
wl-Heh th(:se stage plays.
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Participation of bOI h public t~nd private sd\()(Jls shall be subject to the rm­
,disrwniofl-Oj-dasses l)oIiC.y as stipllluted in ()cpf';d Order No. q. g. 2005 entitl~d
InstiJuting Measl1rc~$ to blCl't=tIl&.! Engaged T'i,mp. on-Task mul Ensuring Compliancs
TherewIth. This activity l!'O :;llso st1t~ec:t to the no-<.:ol1ec.ction;polky m; statcdin Section
;1 or Republic Act N(). S546, An Ad Prohibiting the Sale oj ric'knitS and/or thr~ Collection
oj' ContnlmtiOl1S 1m' Whatever P"oject or PtJ.r;1()1St~ from /:j'tw:ie:nts and Teadwrs oj PLtbll,{;
and Prilla1e Sr:hnol.s, Colleges and UnilJcr/5ities {G<'l.n:r.on Law}.
More inf0rnl<~d,m. maybe iriquired frorn:
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