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Bake Fest 2016

It was an incredibly fun day for the teachers, pupils, and parents of Mambog Elementary School last Friday, August 12, 2016. At exactly one o’clock in the afternoon that day, the owner and staff of Quim’s Cake Bakeshop and Café arrived at our school to share their talents and skills in baking. The generous people from the said bakeshop conquered the heavy traffic and flooded streets from Tomas Morato, Quezon City just to get to our school. They did not only provide hands-on experiences and activities to our pupils; they also gave free cake!

The event was hosted by Mrs. Elleden Grace L. Denosta, Kindergarten Teacher of MES. The pupils who joined the event were thirty pupils selected across levels. The program began with a short prayer led by Mrs. Joylyn S. Manejable, Kindergarten Teacher of MES. It was followed by a welcome remarks given by Mrs. Raquel I. Blones, Principal II of MES. Afterwards, Chef Eliaquim Labang, owner of Quim’s Cake Bakeshop and Café gave an inspirational message. He discussed the history of his success but more importantly, he stressed how our pupils should never stop chasing their dreams.
Subsequently, the baking activities commenced. The pupils were divided into four groups which are each composed of pupils across levels. Older pupils were grouped with younger ones. Each group were assigned with a chef and a teacher to assist the pupils. For group 1, Chef Jhollow Ignacio and Mrs. Revilyn B. Dumon, Grade 1 Teacher, were assigned while for group 2, Chef Mark Anthony Sol and Mrs. Vilma F. Mata, Grade 1 Teacher were assigned. For group 3, Chef Jhorgialyn Corpuz and Mrs. Elleden Grace L. Denosta were assigned while for group 4 Chef Jack Ignacio and Mrs. Hazel F. Famaran were assigned. Chef Eliaquim supervised all the groups while Mr. Anthony Haber, managing director of the bakeshop, laid out the step by step instructions for each baking activity.

The pupils accomplished two recipes: Chocolate Chip Cookies and Lengua de Gato. They enjoyed every bit of moment during their baking activities. It was truly an amazing learning activity for them as they were able to experience mixing flour, rolling dough, and molding cookies. The excitement would also be easily seen on their eyes as they anticipated the finished product. The teachers who overlooked the activity also learned a lot while the parents were ecstatic upon seeing their children doing stuff by themselves.

While waiting for the cookies to be ready, the owner and staff of Quim’s Cake Bakeshop and Café were awarded with their certificate of recognition and tokens of appreciation. It was then followed by a closing remarks given by Mrs. Evangeline A. Rosales, Chairman of Kindergarten. Yet, the event does not end there! Chef Eliaquim himself awarded the school with two whole cakes and plentiful slices of cake for the teachers and staff of Mambog Elementary School.




All in all, it was a great day for both MES Family and our visitors. We are very thankful for the owner and staff of Quim’s Cake Bakeshop and Café for visiting our school and sharing their expertise with us. One feature of the K to 12 Curriculum is to prepare the youth for future career opportunities. We often integrate that in our lessons by using child-centered approaches as proposed by Progressivist educational philosophers. We are very blessed to have experts like them visiting our school. The partnership of our school with them proves how important it is for community stakeholders to be actively engaged and responsible with the quality education of 21st century learners. A toast for a successful activity that was held and to more successful activities to be held in the future!






At last, the cookies are done! Chefs and teachers per group distributed the cookies equally to the pupils. It was a great joy seeing how proud the pupils are of themselves after seeing the fruits of their labor. They were all happy while munching the cookies that they made. Some were also shared with their parents.