Eieo's First Field Trip with JVCMSI Family

Happiness is a choice, a gift from God that we shall all savor and be thankful for. And seeing our unico hijo feel so happy makes the rewards of parenthood more special. 

He always finds ways to enjoy his schooling and academic experiences with his friends, classmates, schoolmates and mentors.

Since I have already blogged about how hubby and I are both feeling blessed to finally find a good school for our kiddo (read my blog HERE… JVCMSI, our newly found ‘gem’), I intend to write something about his new experiences this time.

One of our child’s academic milestones is to participate in educational tours. During his first grade at JVCMSI, hubby and I joined him on this fun-filled learning experience. 

Enjoying good times, doing playful actions, and feeling very excited and enthusiastic over each ride at Enchanted Kingdom, we know that this has been a priceless experience.

November 28, 2014 @ 6 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. 

JVCMSI Educational Tour Itinerary:

Intramuros, Manila and Fort Santiago

Luneta (Martyrdom of Dr Jose Rizal)

Blue Wave

Nuvali

Enchanted Kingdom

Field trips like this can always be fun and entertaining, such a great learning opportunity for everyone.

Activities like this give students educational experiences away from their regular school environment, a good way to break monotony and routines. Kids can look forward to and prepare for the trip for several days or weeks. Then, they get to spend the day in a different learning environment and can complete a lesson on the topic covered after the trip is over. Learning in different ways can appeal to varied learning styles, helping children to succeed whether they are visual, auditory or kinetic learners.

Students visiting different educational facilities learn in a more hands-on and interactive manner than they do in school. And when done 'right', field trips can be a powerful component of a well-rounded instructional program.

Just keep in mind that safety of everyone, especially the students, is strictly observed; itineraries are relevant and educational, most of all, objectives are met.

To sum it up, everybody had so much fun, a perfect time to bond with families, friends and all.

xoxo,

Mommy Mai

Found a New Gem at Jocelyn V. Cacas Montessori School

Hello my dear readers and followers!

It was one ordinary day in February 2014 when I decided to scout for another school for our unico hijo. I asked a former student, now turned into a teacher, friend and daughter, if she could recommend a good school nearby our place. 

She recommended Jocelyn V. Cacas Montessori School, Inc. in Heritage Homes, Loma de Gato, Marilao, Bulacan as it has good standing in terms of academic competitions and many others.

I then tried to look for it and see how it appears to parents who are in darn need of a good school. After some research and scouting efforts, sometime in March 2014, we finally decided to drop by to Jocelyn V. Cacas Montessori School, Inc. (JVCMSI) to see it for ourselves. 

We visited the school and talked to some teachers whom we saw in the campus.

The school heads and teachers, including the staff and personnel, were all accommodating and courteous. They answered our queries and facilitated all other issues in relation to our strong intent to have our kids enroll in JVCMSI. 

This made us feel happy, blessed and hopeful that finally we have found a ‘gem’. Though this is not that ‘near’ to our village, we are still willing to give it a try.

May we be blessed with this decision as we are really determined to work hand-in-hand with them as we commit ourselves to be their partners in rearing our kids and preparing them to a brighter future.

Kudos!

Hopeful and blessed,

Mommy Mai