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                Taking part in the National Clean Up Month celebration actively  By virtue of Proclamation No. 244, the month of September is declared as the National Clean-Up Month, while Presidential Proclamation No. 470 also designates the 3rd Saturday of September as National Clean-Up Day.  Toge ther with my club members, we participated in the event at our school that is called a clean-up drive. With the help of the broomsticks, trash bags, and dustpans we cleaned the parts of all the Filipino buildings to maintain it's cleanliness and tidiness of our school. In this picture, I am picking up trash using my bare hands because even the smallest trash is needed to be picked up and disposed of. In this image, I am sweeping the back of the PPP building with a broom and dustpan. So that it will look clean, presentable, and prevent the spread of environmental health issues. Within this image, with the help of trowel, I am planting a fruit bearing tree to help balance our environment

To be honest, I was scared and terrified at first about what our journey in Grade 10 will be. I thought that maybe it was far from different from our past 3 years in high school, but to my surprise, the first quarter only has made new discoveries and doors that have opened to everyone, especially me. With the help of all the people around me, and also the people I just met, who helped me and guided me, that made my perspective wider. The first quarter felt like going by as fast as a bullet; we were rushing everything because of the limited time and days we had. I am very grateful that my teachers were determined to teach us, despite the limited time. There were many lessons I have learned that I can also share with others.  At first, I don't know what to do or what adjustments I will make since this will be the last year of me being a junior high school student. I was wondering if the subjects this year will be harder. Orcif my teachers are strict. I was scared that maybe this w