PARTIDO SCHOOL HEADS R&R TRIP

Mount Malarayat Golf & Country Club

July 1-4, 2024

DAY 0: PICKUP AT TIGAON CENTRAL PILOT SCHOOL (05:00PM)

DAY 1: JULY 2, 2024

Time Activity Notes

04:00AM – 06:00AM Arrival
06:00AM – 09:00AM Breakfast
09:00AM – 12:-00NN Rest / Settle In
12:00NN – 01:30PM Lunch
01:30PM – 05:00PM Mary Kay Activity
Snacks
05:00PM – 06:00PM Preparation for Dinner /
Socials
06:00PM – 09:00PM Dinner and Socials Message from ABF

DAY 2: JULY 3, 2024

Time Activity Notes

07:00AM – 09:00AM Breakfast
09:00AM – 10:00AM Prepare for Activities
10:00AM – 10:45AM Icebreaker (Activity No. 1) Please choose
Activity No. 2
Cups Game OR
Ball Pass OR
Group Energizer

Scavenger Hunt OR Letter

Rearrangements (depending
on weather)
10:45AM – 11:15AM Health Break
Snack
11:15AM – 12:00NN Activity No. 3 Please choose

Pin the Tail on the Horse /

Communication
12:00NN – 01:00PM Lunch
01:00PM – 02:00PM Activity No. 4 Please choose

Quiz Bee / Kahoot

Water Bottle Game
02:00PM – 03:00PM Activity No. 5 Please choose

Hula Hoops /
 Pinoy Henyo
03:00PM – 03:30PM Health Break
Snack
03:30PM – 05:00PM Preparation for Socials
05:00PM – 06:30PM Start of Program
06:30PM – 07:30PM Dinner
07:30PM – 08:30PM Continuation of Program
08:30PM – 08:45PM Message from ABF
08:45PM – 09:00PM Announcement of Winners
09:00PM – Onwards Fellowship

DAY 3: JULY 4, 2024

Time Activity Notes

07:00AM – 09:00AM Breakfast
09:00AM – 12:00NN Rest and Relaxation
12:00NN Lunch
12:00NN Check Out
02:00PM onwards Travel back to Camarines Sur Dropoff at Tigaon Central
Pilot School

Team-Building Ideas

1. Cups Game

Team activity? No
Number of players All need to participate
needed:
Mechanics Each participant is given a cup to place on top of their heads with no
support. The objective of the game is to knock off the cups on top of
other players’ heads without losing your own cup.
Materials needed 100 paper cups
1 emcee
Rationale Ice breaker

2. Ball Pass

Team activity? No
Number of players All need to participate
needed:
Mechanics All participants form a circle and pass the ball to another participant.
The person who receives the pass tells the others something interesting
about themselves which others do not know about
Materials needed Ball
Rationale Ice breaker

3. Group Energizer
Team activity? Yes
Number of players All members of the team
needed:
Mechanics All the members of the team form a circle. The host will give instructions
(step in, step out, jump to the right, jump to the left). The objective is to
keep holding hands. The host may switch it up by asking to do the
opposite of what he/she says.
Materials needed None.
Rationale Ice breaker

4. Scavenger Hunt

Team activity? Yes

Number of players All members of the team
needed:
Mechanics The hosts will give the team leaders a list of items to find in the venue.
Pictures must be posted on the Facebook group / Viber group where
ONLY team leaders are added.

The team which completes the list first wins.

Materials needed Facebook / Viber group
Rationale Encourages teamwork and creativity among participants

5. Letter Rearrangements

Team activity? Yes

Number of players Ten (10) members of the team
needed:
Mechanics Each participant is given two letters stuck on the front and back of the
shirt of the participant. The host will ask a question, the answer to which
should be spelled by the members of the team participating in the
event.

This will go on for five rounds, with a tiebreaker as necessary.

Materials needed Five sets of printed letters
Tape / adhesives
Rationale Encourages coordination among participants

6. Pin the Tail on the Horse

Team activity? Yes

Number of players One (1) volunteer to be blindfolded
needed: Everyone free to participate
Mechanics A poster of a horse without a tail is put up. A volunteer from each team
is blindfolded. The rest of the members of the team will instruct the
blindfolded member to pin the tail on the horse with only the guidance of
the rest of the team.
Materials needed 1 Printed tarpaulin of a tailless horse
1 Makeshift tail
 Adhesives
Rationale To promote communication among participants

7. Communication

Team activity? Yes

Number of players Eight (8)
needed:
Mechanics Eight (8) members will face away from the audience. All the volunteers
at the back of their line will copy the movements shown to them by the
emcee. The team which finishes fastest and the most accurate wins.
Materials needed 100 paper cups
1 emc
Rationale To promote communication among participants

8. Quiz Bee

Team activity? Yes

Number of players All to participate
needed:
Mechanics All members put their phones in the center of the circle. One person will
be tasked to write the answer for the groups. There will be 15
questions: five easy, five moderate, and five difficult to be answered by
the teams, with commensurate points. The team with the most correct
answers wins.
Materials needed Fifty (50) sheets of scratch paper
Five (5) markers
Rationale To test the knowledge and recall of the participants

9. Water Bottle (https://youtube.com/shorts/yZHe5CspNPI?si=fD-xcgns_3B4-7lF)

Team activity? Yes

Number of players Five (5)
needed:
Mechanics Each team will be given a rope with which to support their volunteer.
Each team will have to secure five (5) bottles of water from a
considerable distance without stepping over the rope. The rope will be
used to support the team members flexible enough to get the bottles.
The team which finishes getting their bottles first wins.
Materials needed Twenty-five (25) water bottles
Rope
Rationale Promote critical thinking and coordination among participants

10. Hula Hoops

Team activity? Yes

Number of players Ten (10) members of the team
needed:
Mechanics Ten (10) members form a circle. A hula hoop will be placed on the head
of the first participant. The goal is to have all 10 members pass the hula
 hoop around without dropping the hula hoop on the floor. The hula hoop
resets when the hula hoop drops to the floor. The team to finish first
wins.
Materials needed Five (5) hula hoops
Timer
Rationale Encourages teamwork and fun among participants

11. Pinoy Henyo

Team activity? Yes

Number of players All members of the team
needed:
Mechanics A volunteer per team is asked to guess the word taped to their
foreheads within 1 m 30 s. There will be three rounds for each team.
The team to guess the most answers wins.
Materials needed Eighteen (18) words printed on scratch paper to be stuck on the
volunteers’ foreheads
Rationale Encourages teamwork and creativity among participants

12. Final Presentation (July 3 evening)

Team activity? Yes

Number of players Minimum of ten (10), the more participants the better
needed:
Mechanics Each team will have to prepare a mix of a song and dance presentation
for at least three (3) minutes with a RETRO 1980s theme. They will be
judged on the basis of the following criteria:

Difficulty of choreography: 30%

Coordination: 30%
Visuals / costumes: 20%
Audience Impact: 20%
Materials needed Costumes optional
Rationale Encourages camaraderie among participants
Theme Intramurals
Groupings
Red Raptors Blue Beetles Yellow Yankees Black Bears Green Gators
Agapito S. Togni
Palmeto Valencia Gemma Garinga Sonny Teoxon Alex Arojado
Jr.
Reynaldo N.
Lorena Rita Liza Froa Minnie E. Talaguit Marieta P. Milante
Briguel
Maricris C.
Marichu V. Del Rosario Salvador Tuy Gerlie F. Belza Joselito N. Moldez
Buenaagua
Mary Jane P. Felomina C.
Rey D. Fernandez Zorayda C. Grino Nikki Belle S. Narito
Bongalonta Vergara
Christopher M. Chavez Charles Codillo Wenna P. Pagao Ronald Enciso Esteban B. Camano
Zaldy B. Jaime Joneil B. Crespin S. Adayo
Domingo Sanchez Jannet S. Belaro
Benavides Monserate Jr.
Fernando B.
Marilou B. Enciso Loida T. Frias Shierwin A. Borre Justino B. Cabarles
Coruno
Ernesto V.
Gonzalo I. Torio Caridad P. Sales Mila P. Pena Gerardo F. Frias
Garinga Jr.
Armando C.
Melanio B. Riva Dante P. Plaza Rene F. Pasiona Ronnie D. Pagal
Bongalonta
Maria Luisa P.
Ramon A. Teoxon Jr. Jovelyn P. Tanay Marites P. Valencia Caribel B. Iglesia
Milante
Luminada N. Natividad S.
Generosa N. Moreno Belinda G. Gobbie Elpidio R. Palmes
Ariola Alejandro
Mary Ann T. Geraldino Anthony N. Pilapil Jimmy V. Tipono Angustia P. Oraa Rodel T. Flores
Johnny D.
Cherry R. Fernandez Jaime O. Pecaso Jocelyn V. Palmes Jaybee B. Francia
Balcueva
Mercedez C. Andres F. Remodo
Guillermo T. Ojenar Girlie V. Cledera Lorevic P. Buendia
Mabana Jr.
Noel P.
Menchie B. Dumalasa Armi C. Rivero Levy R. Palmes Marcel N. Vargas
Caparanga
Ma. Celeste S. Agnes Jaina G. Karen Lynn O.
Maricel O. Adayo Edgar C. Clarino
Buenaventura Saludes Clavecilla
Edmundo Gamora Joel B. Dela Vega Airel R. Sueso Raul P. Potes Mariano Olalo
Edwin M. Nievarez Marilou N. Rayos Alfredo R. Villamor Alicia B. Chavez Velinda B. Sierra
Nolito B.
Cherry A. Chavez Renan A. Balucatig Dominic S. Luzada Noel A. Abila
Balestamon
Domingo
Celestino V. Belarmino Norma R. Teoxon Glenda De Llagas Myril A. Borjal
Sanchez