Enchanted Kingdom once again extends their support in providing a fun and healthy learning environment for students.
Now on their 8th Brigada EsKwela, EK has adopted Kindergarten classrooms of Macabling Elementary School to be turned over after being repaired and repainted on Aug. 22, 2022.
The first Brigada EsKwela dates back to May 30, 2012 and due to its success, Enchanted Kingdom continues to move forward in promoting education through adopting a school.
This activity is prepared in coordination with the Department of Education (DepEd) through their Adopt-a-School program.
This year’s theme, “Tugon sa Hamon ng Ligtas na Balik-Aral,” emphasizes the importance of having a safe and clean learning environment especially in presence of COVID-19 virus.
Through this activity, Enchanted Kingdom aims to share and uphold Eldar the Wizard’s virtues of kindness, humility, patience, honesty, diligence, generosity, and love for God and family, and encourage the students to do the same.
Cast members will extend their helping hands in this special activity by bringing Eldar’s magic to the school by transforming the kindergarten classroom into an Enchanting Learning Zone through designing of murals.
The program will begin at 8am followed by activities prepared by the cast members.
Students and volunteers will witness a special number from the Enchanted Kingdom Circle of Artists, Boulderville Buddies and EK Royalty – Eldar the Wizard.
Turn over ceremony to be led by EK President and CEO, Mr. Mario O. Mamon and will be attended by DepEd City of Sta. Rosa Schools Division Superintendent and other officials.
Students are also encouraged to take part in the Enchanting Klassroom and Edutainment Programs offered by Enchanted Kingdom.
Allow us to add magic and excitement to learning!
For more information, please visit www.enchantedkingdom.ph or call (02) 584-3535 or (02) 830-3535.
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