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Here are the Official List of GSP Officers (Year Level)

 S.Y. 2012-2013

Grade Seven	Name of Officers
Chairman:	Maria Ethelia C. Aribal
Vice-Chairman:	Rhiena P. Vergara
Secretary	Danya P. Rosales
Asst. Secretary:	Melanie O. Abella
Treasurer	Pia Lyn C. Mosquite
Asst. Treasurer:	Kimberly Caparida
Auditor:	Donna Mae A. Fabio
Business Manager & Documentation:	Trixie Nicole B. Cgadas

 

Second Year	Name of Officers
Chairman:	Khryzia Marie Largo
Vice-Chairman:	Gilian Claire Cabaguing
Secretary	Keith Ranido
Asst. Secretary:	Patricia mae Flores
Treasurer	Lyecca Marie Gallardo
Asst. Treasurer:	Lyca Opena
Auditor:	Karla Marie Obenieta
Business Manager & Documentation:	Emmarie Baring

 

Third & Fourth Year	Officers Name
Chairman:	Amethest Java
Vice-Chairman:	Shamaine Nabua
Secretary	Dianne Claire Pulvera
Asst. Secretary:	Lorraine Maglinte
Treasurer	Lorenz Jean Diola
Asst. Treasurer:
Auditor:	Heidi Marie Apostol
Business Manager & Documentation:

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Thinking Day

The theme for World Thinking Day 2012 is girls worldwide say "we can save our planet." This theme is based on United Nation's Millennium Development Goal 7 focused on environmental sustainability.

World Thinking Day - February 22. Each year, girls participate in activities, games and projects with global themes to honor their sister Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in other countries. February 22 was chosen for World Thinking Day as it was the birthday of Scouting founder Robert Baden-Powell and of Olave Baden-Powell, his wife and World Chief Guide.







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Popularity Contest for Handog sa Pasko 2011

Christmas Queen 2011-Ms. Maria Theresa Betonio (Mandaue City West)

1st Runner Up -Ms. Kimberly Rivera Borinaga (Guadalupe)

2nd Runner Up -Ms.

3rd Runner Up -Ms.





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Popularity Contest for Handog sa Pasko 2011

Christmas Princess 2011-Ms. Donnah Laurice Torres (CCNSHS)
1st Runner Up -Ms.
2nd Runner Up -Ms. Caryl Nathalie Pagusara (CC South, San Nicholas)
3rd Runner Up -Ms. Rica Kate Ybanez (University of Cebu)



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UC-GSP turns 9 years old by November…

This coming November 8 is our troop birthday. Help us celebrate by joining in all our fun here at Pink Go Green.

Inspire our girls and others by:

• Leaving us messages or comments
• Following us at FB or GC

Our birthday wish:
To reach 500 followers/friends to inspire us;
To reach 20 patrols;
To have backyard/troop camp;
To organize an outdoor adventure like hiking, sleep over, etc.
To join regional and national encampment.

About Us:
Troop Name: Floret
Troop Number: #21, 22 & 516
Troop Address: Cebu Council
Troop Birthday: November 8
Troop Member: 120




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JOTA (Jamboree on the Air) in Cebu City, Philippines

Reminding the SPB Officers from different high schools, the JOTA (Jamboree on the Air) will be this coming October 15, 2011 - Saturday from 7am to 5pm at the Cebu City National Science High School grounds.
Please ask permission from your parents and guardian. Come in your official uniform and bring your food provisions and writing materials.

Source: GSP Cebu Council


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Let us hear one another on...

The 54th Jamboree On The Air and  15th Jamboree On The Internet will take place on 15 and 16 October 2011. This year's theme "Peace, Environment and Natural Disasters".

• What is JOTA/JOTI?

The JOTA is an annual event in which Scouts and Guides all over the world speak to each other by means of amateur radio contacts.

The JOTI is an annual event in which Scouts and Guides all over the world make contact with each other by means of the Internet.

Both are real Jamborees during which Scouting experiences are exchanged and ideas are shared, thus contributing to the world brotherhood and sisterhood of Scouting. They are world-wide ...

• How can I participate?
• What software do I need?
• What are the rules of this event?

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Let's celebrate Sangam's birthday and spread the Sangam spirit to everyone celebrating World Sangam Day!

You are invited you to Skype with Sangam World Centre in India on Sangam's 45th Birthday!

• Do you want share with Sangam, what you are doing to celebrate World Sangam Day?
• Do you want to learn what Sangam is doing to celebrate the 45th Birthday?
• Do you want to connect with Girl Guides and Girl Scouts from all over the World?   

Then join us...

We will be online between 3.30-4pm Indian Standard Time on 16th October 2011. Add our special Skype id, "worldsangamday" and join the call! For any questions, please contact dwcm@sangamworldcentre.org.

For more information about Sangam visit http://www.sangamworldcentre.org/.

Source: Worlrd Associaton of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts


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       GSP/BSP Members                           Active Parents and Advisers

The University of Cebu Girl Scouts  and Boy scouts actively participated during the Alay Lakad, 2011-Last September 25, various schools and institutions also participated during the said event.There are  74 Girl Scouts and 32 Boy Scouts represented University led by Tita Abcill Alquisola, GSP Adviser and Mr. Richard Jongko, BSP Adviser

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Girl Scout Week Celebration

Day 7-Partnerships Day

Sub-Theme: Creating a global alliance of people for peace
Organizing a ‘Multi-sectoral Festival”with booth display per agency/sector

• To be able to know the vision, mission and goals of organizations
• To enhance/develop our communication skills.

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Girl Scout Week Celebration

Day 4-Family Day

Sub-Theme: fostering Harmonious family life for a peaceful community
Family Good Turns “Share-A-Meal” with indigent children

• To celebrate as ashowcase of charity;
• To show kindness deserving people.

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Girl Scout Week Celebration

Day2-Girl’s Day

Sub-Theme: Building “From a Whisper to a Shout: Stop Violence”
For Self-Expression Performing Art, Drama, acting, Prayer/Song/Poem Composition, Visual Arts.

• To gather and compose different ideas that corresponds to an active mind;
• To be able to express their own opinions and rights against violence

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Girl Scout Week Celebration

Day1-Community Day

Sub-Theme: Creating Public Awareness ans Actions to End Violence

Community Service Project for the street/Abandoned Children like Supplementary Feeding, Share-A-Meal, KidsFest, etc.

• To reach out the needy children;
• To put in action the values we learned in girl scouting

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This year we will be celebrating the 38th year anniversary since Alay Lakad started way back in 1973. The Foundation will be holding the 38th Annual walk for a cause on September 25, 2011 at 6:00 in the morning. The venue will be at Fuente Osmena.

The Theme for this year’s affairs is “Bridging the Gap...For a Better Future…One step at a time.”

The Annual walk is a fund raising campaign to raise fund for the various programs of the Foundation for the out of school youth. The Cebu City Council passed resolution no. 12-3334-2011, dated June 22, 2011 urging full support for the walk.

The activities scheduled are being done with support from the Cebu City Government and the four major civic groups: Jaycees International, Lions International, Rotary International and Kiwanis International. Funds that are being raised will be used to fund the following program and projects:

• High School Educational Assistance Program
• College Scholarship
• Skill Training Program
• Livelihood Training Program
• Alay Lakad Therapy Centers
• Basura Mo, Kaugmaon Ko program
• Adopt a Scholar Program
• Job Placement and Apprenticeship Program

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2011 Annual Council Meeting and Awards Ceremony
Date: April 8, 2011
Venue: Casino Espanol de Cebu
V. Rama St., Cebu City

Nominees for GSP Service Awards
Who can be nominated?

• District and School Commissioners
• District and Barangay Committee members
• DFA’s, SSC’s, TL’s, Co-Leaders

Who are qualified to be nominated?

• Currently registered as DC and BC Members, TL’s, Co-Leaders’
• Active Members of the Girl Scouting movement
• Support in Girl Scout programs, training, and finance

Award Scheme:

Bronze	3  years
Silver	6  years
Gold	9  years
Jade	12 years
Crystal	15 years
Garnet	18 years
Amethyst	21 years
Pearl	24 years
Coral	27 years
Bronze Service Medallion	30 years
Silver Service Medallion	35 years
Gold Service Medallion	40 years

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Bon Voyage to UC-GSP

 For joining the 36th National Encampment on April 9-17, 2011 at Camp John Hay, Baguio City.

1. Sct. Jemarie Fraunz Borongan
2. Sct. Rica Mae Ybanez
3. Sct. Darlene Dianne Ciano
4. Sct. Dianne Claire Pulvera
5. Sct. Ella Mae Amar
6. Sct. Cora Jane Maranga

Fly high and touch the sky...Explore the unknowns

Enjoy the thrill of adventure...Wishing you Bon Voyage!

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Thinking of you, and sending sincere congratulations as you look ahead with highest hopes and happy expectations. May success for you continue through a future that will hold a world of luck and happiness as the years ahead unfold! Congratulations!

UC-GSP Family

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February 22nd of each year is a filled with meaningful thoughts from Gil Guides and Girl Scouts all over the world. Today, we honor the joint birthdays of Lord Baden Powell, the Founder of Scouting, and Lady Olave Baden Powell, our World Chief Guide, whose lives of love and services we remember with gratitude. The work begun by them is now our privilege to enjoy and our responsibility to continue.

World Thinking Day 2011: UC-GSP, Floret Troop 405 in Cebu, Philippines

Today, 10 millions Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in 144 countries from Austria to Austrialia, from Chad to Chile, is celebrating World Thinking Day in some special way: starting the day at the highest part in their locality to watch the sunrise;praying for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts ththroughout the world; by putting their thoughts into action and raising money for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts across the world.

On Thinking Day, distances shrink, age differences vanish, nationalities, cultures and needs blend, people stand united as kind thoughts, love and understanding circle the world. It is also a special time for our reaffirmation of the promise made and rededication to the challenges and task ahead. As the lines in our World Song go..."We must unite for what is right, to give to all both great and small all wecan give."

Thinking Day is not merely ritual; the idea is Thinking and Thinking should make us wan to take action. To them a good turn is an equally valuable gift. Thinking Day gifts take all forms: money, thoughts, actions. It is with sense of unying friendship among ourselves that we unite with those around us to thinkof those membersof the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts who are so far from us yet so close to us in our hearts. This is the moment to renew our efforts to strengthen our network of love, friendship and understanding to make this world a better and happier place to live in.

Thinking Day gives us a major opportunity to help each other through our voluntary efforts. It is for this reason that the Thinking Day Fund was conceived. Every centavo that we share will go a long way to support Girl Guiding/Girl Scouting programs all over the world. Our contributions will strenghten our existence as a World Association.

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Recently, we had our council encampment at camp marina. This is one of the GSP highlights before the school year end. This kind of event participated by different districts, schools and universities. It is a four-day event and we had lot of activities and challenges to enjoy.

We had adventure games, trek, swimming, and tour. Most of the activities are in parallel and simultaneous schedule. One of the activities that was memorable to us, when we had our city tour for a whole day. We have to be early before the service bus arrives. While waiting for the bus we stay in line with the help of barricades and velvet rope provided by the bus company.

Hence then, we are too many and crowded there are lot of stanchions installed to avoid commotions. It was a great help to the activity that crowd control equipments was provided by the company to minimized chaos, disorder and turmoil.



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