GSI - TERRA PHI Organization

14/08/2026

🌱 TERRA PHI | MEETING OF CLASS REPRESENTATIVES 🌱


On August 3, 2026, there was a significant meeting of officers and class representatives of YES-O TERRA PHI right after the cleaning and organization of the school garden. This was a chance to talk about some important responsibilities, guidelines, and activities to do so as to strengthen the organization's environment-related efforts.

Some of the discussed guidelines included attendance and participation, proper waste disposal and segregation, garbage monitoring schedule, and proper paper waste collection. These guidelines have been made to encourage responsibility, discipline, teamwork, and consistency among all Class Representatives.

We should also note that the organization considers being a representative not only an office but also an obligation to be a good example of maintenance of cleanliness, orderliness, and responsibility towards the environment. Let us continue to work with discipline, responsibility, and unity in the pursuit of a cleaner and greener school environment.

We lead together. We care together We grow together. 🌱

💻: Khent Enrique Fain
📷: Khent Enrique Fain
✒️: Marco Lozano

14/08/2026

🌱 TERRA PHI | SECOND FUND REPORT 🌱

YES-O TERRA PHI, together with its officers and class representatives, had another successful harvest of chili peppers from the YES-O Garden on August 3, 2026 as an effort towards fundraising and environmental sustainability of the organization.

The harvested chili peppers were sold through the School Canteen, which brought a profit of ₱60.00 for the organization. This was turned over to Otawa, YES-O Treasurer. It was added to the funds that the organization currently has.

Now, YES-O TERRA PHI has a total accumulated fund of ₱110.00.

This second fundraising activity shows the teamwork and sense of responsibility of the organization as it continues its efforts of converting sustainable activities into support for future environmental projects. In every harvest, the organization grows—not just in terms of accumulating funds, but also in terms of commitment to sustainability of the school environment.

Small harvest, big contribution. 🌏✨

💻: Khent Enrique Fain
📷: Marco Lozano and Khent Enrique Fain
✒️: Marco Lozano

30/07/2026

🌱 TERRA PHI | First Fund Report 💚

On July 14, 2026, the officers, class representatives, and teacher adviser of TERRA PHI (YES O)
successfully harvested chili peppers in the Terra Phi Garden in accordance with the environmental sustainability program of the organization and gardening efforts in school.

The harvested chili peppers were then handed over to the School Canteen for selling; thus, the first fund of the organization which was worth ₱50.00 was established. Otawa, YES-O Treasurer, received the funds which served as the first fund of the organization.

This is a testament to the teamwork and dedication of each member in practicing environmental stewardship while establishing the basis for the future endeavors of TERRA PHI.

“Out of one harvest arises a greater purpose.” 🌶️🌿

✒️: Marco Lozano and Magdalene Otawa
📷: Marco Lozano and Ysamei Francisco
💻: Ysamei Francisco

27/06/2026

| AGENDAS ARE OUT! |
Organizational Meeting June 24, 2026

TERRA PHI Organization was able to hold the first organizational meeting for SY 2026-2027 on Wednesday, June 24, 2026. The meeting was led by our TERRA PHI advisers and attended by all officers and representatives from each section. The main topics of discussion were the roles and responsibilities of each member, improving organizational policies, and introducing plans, programs, and environmental campaigns for the entire school year.

Moreover, the meeting was used as a platform that would instill teamwork, leadership, and participation amongst the members in working towards accomplishing the mission of promoting environmental consciousness and sustainability at both the school and community level. Unity, dedication, and responsibility will make it possible for TERRA PHI to have an impact on the environment by initiating projects and ensuring that other students act responsibly towards the environment.

✒️: Marco Lozano
💻: Ma. Ysamei Francisco
📷: Mark Angelo Garbin

11/02/2026

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26/01/2026

| DEVOTION BEYOND FAITH | GRABSUM School incorporated Attends Conventio Mariana 2026
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‎As part of CAPRISA, GRABSUM School incorporated, along with Terra Phi Organization, ASG Officers and selected students” showed its participation and support during the Conventio Mariana 2026 seminar. The seminar officially started at exactly 8:00 a.m. at the Sagrada La Pavilion De Familia, located within the San Pedro Bautista Parish Church. The event was conducted to explain the history, purpose, and meaning of the Candle Festival, which is celebrated every February 2. This activity aimed to help everyone deepen their devotion, strengthen their faith and give thanks to Virgin Mary.
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‎To formally begin the seminar, an opening prayer was led to set a solemn and respectful atmosphere. After the prayer, the Philippine National Anthem was sung, following the cultural tradition observed in every formal event. As time passed, the pavilion was filled with participants from different organizations involved in the Candelaria celebration. Everyone was attentive and eager to learn throughout the seminar.
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‎The program followed a clear sequence: Conventio as the opening part, followed by Narratio, Primum Expositio, Altera Expositio, Exhortatio et Actio, and Oratio as the closing part. These six parts explained the history and origin of the Candle Festival and the name of the municipality. The seminar showed how children, youth, and adults gave their time and effort to take part in the celebration, highlighting the importance of unity and shared belief.
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✒️: Kerby Nash Chavez
💻: John Dave Mangundayao
📸: John Dave Mangundayao

26/01/2026

| HANDS IN THE SOIL, HEARTS FOR NATURE | TERRA PHI’s GARDEN DAY

The Terra Phi Organization conducted its second gardening and garden designing activity last Friday, January 23, at the organization’s garden area. The activity was done by the officers of Terra Phi and some selected representatives to help care for the environment and improve the garden.

The activity started after the Flag Raising Ceremony (FRC). It was led by the organization’s advisers, Ma’am Manilyn N. Albitos and Sir Christian M. Pesico, who guided the officers during the activity. The officers cleaned the area, planted plants, and arranged the garden properly.

The gardening activity concluded at 7:30 a.m., while the whole activity ended at 9:00 a.m. Through this activity, the Terra Phi Organization showed teamwork, responsibility, and care for a clean.

✒️: Kathleen Lopez
💻: John Dave Mangundayao
📸: Kathleen Lopez

23/01/2026

| PARTIAL FULFILLMENT |
Through Cooperation: An Eco-Friendly Environment

The TERRA PHI ORGANIZATION conducted a partial planting activity on Friday, January 16, 2025, with the participation of several representatives. After the Flag Raising Ceremony (FRC), from 7:30-9:00 in the morning, some representatives and the officers were excused to join the activity as part of the organization’s effort to support environmental care and garden development.

Before the planting started, the group prepared the garden area by cleaning, organizing the space, and fixing the needed materials. The soil was also prepared properly to help the plants grow in a healthy way and to make sure the activity was well organized.

The activity was guided by the Organization’s Advisers, Ma’am Manilyn Albitos and Sir Christian Pesico, who gave instructions and showed the correct planting process. Their guidance helped the members do the activity properly and safely. This activity shows the organization’s teamwork, responsibility, and continued commitment to building and maintaining a productive garden.

✒️: Stephanie Luna
💻: John Dave Mangundayao
📸: Kathleen Lopez

23/01/2026

| AGENDAS ARE OUT! |
Organizational Meeting

The TERRA PHI ORGANIZATION held its organizational meeting on Wednesday, January 14, 2025, with officers and representatives present. The meeting aimed to discuss responsibilities, rules, and upcoming activities of the organization.

The meeting started at exactly 11:40 in the morning and was led by the TERRA PHI Officers. Key topics included proper waste segregation and the use of signage (Basurahan), daily canteen duty of assigned representatives everyday, and planning for gardening activities to start the planting. Members were also reminded to always attend their assigned canteen duty and to inform the TERRA PHI President or Secretary in advance if they are unable to attend.

The organization also discussed the importance of cleanliness and teamwork, as well as participation in upcoming gardening and planting activities. Attendance and signatures were required and will be included in the clearance process.

✒️: Stephanie Luna
💻: John Dave Mangundayao
📸: Kathleen Lopez

23/01/2026

| GARDENING ON ACTION |
Clean-Up Activity of TERRA PHI ORGANIZATION
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‎The TERRA PHI ORGANIZATION conducted a garden clean up activity on Tuesday, January 13, 2025, 3:30 pm onwards as part of its initial efforts to prepare for the planned garden development project. The activity aimed to clear the area, promote cleanliness, and organize the garden in preparation for planting and improvement.
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‎Clean up activity was led by Mr. Kerby Nash Chavez, the President of TERRA PHI ORGANIZATION, with the participation of several organization officers and selected representatives. The team worked together to remove grass, collect trash, and arrange the garden area to ensure it was ready for future gardening activities.
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‎This activity reflects the organization’s commitment to environmental stewardship, teamwork, and sustainability. The successful completion of the garden clean up marks the official start of the garden project, which seeks to encourage environmental awareness and responsible community action.

✒️: Stephanie Luna
💻: John Dave Mangundayao
📸: Kathleen Lopez