VEDASTO R. SANTIAGO HIGH SCHOOL (VRSHS), an annex of San Miguel National High School is one of the four public secondary schools in the town of San

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2 VEDASTO R. SANTIAGO HIGH SCHOOL (VRSHS), an annex of San Miguel National High School is one of the four public secondary schools in the town of San Miguel, province of Bulacan. The school is located in Barangay Salacot located in the northern part of San Miguel and western part of Candaba, Pampanga. A place gifted with natural beauty of green rice fields and vegetables.

3 SALACOT is one of the biggest barrios of the town of San Miguel. During the 19th century, the present location of Salacot, was a wide expanse of lowland covered with tall grasses and thick forest. PROFILE Total Land Area: hectares Total Population: 2, 698 Total No. Of Households: 605 Distance to Poblacion: 5 kms.

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5 San Miguel De Mayumo is one of Bulacan s first and biggest municipality. Founded in 1973, it is a town that lies in the Northern fringe of the province bounded in the North by the flatlands of Gapan City; in the Northeast of DRT; in the Northwest of the swamps of Candaba, Pampanga; in the Southeast by the developing town of San Ildefonso. The area consists of interdependent ecosystems with mix cavernous highlands, mineral reserves, fertile plains, sparkling springs and winding rivers.

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8 A photo taken after the orientation on school hydrological information network (SHINe) last February 17, 2009.

9 The VRSHS students as they listen attentively with the lecture of one of the competent speakers from PAGASA.

10 The speakers sent by the provincial government of Bulacan and PAGASA

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13 SY President: Roger Evangelista Vice President: Angelica Caday Secretary: Jacquiline Ballester Treasurer: Jelyn Aggabao Auditor: Charise Reyes Representatives; First Year: Shara Mariz Mempin Second Year: Bhejay Diga Third Year: Rizza Grace Baguisa Muse: Rose Ann Maniquiz Escort: Ace Francis Mallare SY President : Rizza Grace Baguisa Vice President: Archie Valencia Secretary: Vanessa Gutierrez Treasurer: Shara Mariz Mempin Auditor: Bhejay Diga Representatives: Second Year: Jholina Busalpa Third Year: Liezl Adame Fourth Year: Joy Florencio Muse: Jean Carredo Escort: Edward Joseph Toledo

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15 FIRST YEAR STUDENTS

16 SECOND YEAR STUDENTS

17 THIRD YEAR STUDENTS

18 FOURTH YEAR STUDENTS

19 PERSONAL PROFILE OF SHINE CLUB MEMBERS Name: Year&Sec Address Contact Number/s

20 MONITORING SCHEDULE MONTH: Day Assigned Students Name Year & Section Name Year & Section

21 SCHEDULE OF MONITORING PROTOTYPE Month: Day 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 8:

22 PROTOTYPE READINGS (JUNE 2010) Day 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:

23 Presentation of Gathered Data

24 RAINFALL DATA (Feb. 2009) RAIN GAUGE READING DAYS AM PM

25 RAINFALL DATA (March 2009) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

26 RAINFALL DATA (April 2009) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

27 RAINFALL DATA (May 2009) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

28 RAINFALL DATA (June 2009) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

29 RAINFALL DATA (July 2009) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

30 RAINFALL DATA (Aug. 2009) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

31 RAINFALL DATA (Sept. 2009) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

32 RAINFALL DATA (Oct. 2009) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

33 RAINFALL DATA (Nov. 2009) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

34 RAINFALL DATA (Dec. 2009) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

35 RAINFALL DATA (Jan. 2010) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

36 RAINFALL DATA (Feb. 2010) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

37 RAINFALL DATA (March 2010) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

38 RAINFALL DATA (April 2010) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

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40 RAINFALL DATA (May 2010) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

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42 RAINFALL DATA (June 2010) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

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44 RAINFALL DATA (July 2010) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

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46 RAINFALL DATA (Aug.2010) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

47 RAINFALL DATA (Aug. 2010) P R O T O T Y P E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

48 RAINFALL DATA (Sept. 2010) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

49 RAINFALL DATA (Sept. 2010) P R O T O T Y P E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

50 RAINFALL DATA (Oct. 2010) R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G DAYS AM PM

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52 PROTOTYPE RAIN GAUGE

53 Salacot River

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57 COMPARISON OF RAIN GAUGE READINGS (AM and PM) R a in G a u g e R e a d in g s AM Readings PM Readings F e b -0 M a r-0 A p r-0 9 M a y-0 9 Ju n -0 Ju l-0 A u g -0 S e p -0 9 O c t- 0 9 N o v-0 9 D e c-0 9 Ja n -1 F e b -1 M a r-1 A p r-1 0 M a y-1 0 Ju n -1 Ju l-1 A u g -1 S e p -1 0 O c t- 1 0 Months

58 AV ERAGE M ONTHLY RAI NFALL R A IN G A U G E R E A D IN G S F e b -0 9 M a r-0 9 A p r-0 9 M a y -0 9 J u n -0 9 J u l-0 9 A u g -0 9 S e p -0 9 O c t-0 9 N o v -0 9 D e c -0 9 J a n -1 0 F e b -1 0 M a r-1 0 A p r-1 0 M a y -1 0 J u n -1 0 J u l-1 0 A u g -1 0 S e p -1 0 O c t-1 0 MONTHS

59 Importance of SHINe Program Students awareness on climate change can be enhanced through this program. Students sense of responsibility and cooperation can also be developed as they perform their duties as SHINe members. Data gathered can be used for pre-disaster warning system. Cropping patterns of farmers can also be adjusted for a better yield through this SHINe program.

60 Problems Encountered during strong typhoons/heavy rains, long weekends (wherein some students are spending their days in some other far places), holidays (like Christmas, All Saints Day, etc.) some students cannot perform their duties or are not allowed by their parents to go out to monitor the rain gauge. there are times wherein students assigned to monitor the rain gauge for a particular week are so busy preparing for the exams, doing projects, homeworks, etc.

61 Suggestions: SHINe program and SHINe club should be given due recognition in the school-level. There should be provision of a headquarter for the SHINe Club where the student-officers and all its members could meet on a regular basis to discuss important matters/issues regarding the weather as well as their duties and responsibilities in the program. Data encoding will be very easy if the proposed SHINe hedquarters will also be provided with a computer unit with internet connection.

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