SSIS YES-O Club

A blessed day to all! We are glad to launch the San Sebastian Integrated School’s Youth for Environment in School's Organization (YES-O) Club and introduce our set of officers for the School Year 2025-2026

We are now ready to make an Environmental Revolution in the school and community! Empower students to participate and take up meaningful environmental activities and projects. We also pledge to be part of the sustainable development that our world needs. We do hope that we can all contribute to Mother Nature, together with our club moderator and officers. 💚🌍

Principal: Maam Raquel Casil
Club Moderator: Ma'am Rochelle Joy V. Soriano

President: Pablito Maicom
Vice President: Zairen Martin
File Secretary: Xieane Espineda
Board Secretary: Cseza Macapagal
Treasurer: Rain Abon
Auditor: Benson Guttierez
Public Information Officer: Wisdom Tayog
Business Managers: Angeline Abragon & Kristine Rivera

Representatives:
Grade 8: Ma. Cecille Mil
Grade 9: Chinli Tadaya
Grade 10: Rowel Almerol
Grade 11: Cristalyn Barboza
Grade 12: Loradel Dela Cruz

Dear Friends,

Will you please post and help me forward this message to all your other groups so that it gets circulated, thanks.

Soon the season of fruits like mango, durians, rambutans, langsat (lansones), duku, mangosteen, jack fruit, etc will be here.

My request to all of us is to NOT throw the seeds in your rubbish bin, but INSTEAD to wash them, dry them (in the sun) and pack it in newspaper and keep it in your car. Whenever you go out and find an open baren land while travelling, be it on a village road, on an empty motorway, throw these seeds. They will germinate easily in the the coming monsoon.

If with this simple act, we can contribute even a single tree each season to our world, our mission of greening this world would be successful.

The Thai government has been promoting this to all its citizen over the last few years.
Many of their other districts officers have been driving this campaign aggressively which has been very successful. The number of fruit trees in the wild have multiplied many times over particularly in the Northern districts of Thailand.

Let's us also join the Thais in this brilliant initiative to spread abundance in nature and in this simple yet effective way and contribute back to our next generations.
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Source: noel cabanlong