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Valenzuela Opens First In-School Park for Learning
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
Valenzuela City Mayor REX Gatchalian leads the inauguration and blessing ceremonies for the Malinta Elementary School Pupils’ Park for Learning in Barangay Malinta, August 1, 2016. The school park, the first of its kind in the city, was built to provide a breathing space on the campus and to inspire the students to learn outside the four walls of the classroom.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
The Malinta Elementary School Pupils' Park for Learning has 14 wooden tables under sheds surrounded by patches of greens, where students can stay during their free hours to do to their academic requirements or simply have a good time with their fellow students.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
The Malinta Elementary School Pupils' Park for Learning has 14 wooden tables under sheds surrounded by patches of greens, where students can stay during their free hours to do to their academic requirements or simply have a good time with their fellow students.
GOING GREEN IN SCHOOLS
by: Rodrigo de Guzman
The Malinta Elementary School Pupils' Park for Learning has 14 wooden tables under sheds surrounded by patches of greens, where students can stay during their free hours to do to their academic requirements or simply have a good time with their fellow students.