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BROKENSHIRE COLLEGE
BASIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Madapo, 8000 Davao City, Philippines
Tel. No. 224-64-14 loc 130/133/142/178

September 2, 2022

DR. REYNALDO B. ROJO

Basic Education Principal

Dear Sir Rojo:

Greetings at peace!
The English Club will be celebrating the annual ComArts Festival to commence on
September 29, 2022. As our participation in the said prestigious event, the English club has
prepared several activities for the students to participate in.
The theme set by the club for this year’s celebration is “Embracing Artistic Expression
through Effective Communication in the Modern Times”. To make this celebration joyous and
remarkable, the following events will be held at the Robert Black Amphitheater.

Event Date/Time Venue Person/s In-Charge

September 27, 2022

1. Poetry Writing JHS Library Anjelie Oton
(9:00-10:00 AM)

2. Pronunciation September 28, 2022 College

Anjelie Oton
Challenge (JHS) (9:00-10:00 AM) Library

3. Slogan Making (JHS)/ September 28, 2022

JHS Library Flordeliza Canchico
Infographics (SHS) (10:00-11:00 PM)

September 28, 2022

4. Banner Making Classroom Alyssa Ampatuan
(2:00-3:00 PM)

September 29, 2022 Robert Black Rowe Lipa,

6. Debate (SHS)
(9:00-12:00 AM) Amphitheater Alyssa Ampatuan

September 29, 2022 Robert Black

7. Musical Play Eva Maureen Petilla
(1:40-2:40 PM) Amphitheater

8. Your Face Sounds September 29, 2022 Robert Black

Flordeliza Canchico
Familiar (2:40-3:20 PM) Amphitheater

5. ComArts Pop Song September 29, 2022 Robert Black

Eva Maureen Petilla
2022 (3:20-4:00 PM) Amphitheater

September 29, 2022 Robert Black Flordeliza Canchico

9. Mr. & Ms. Eloquentia
(3:00-5:00 PM) Amphitheater Alyssa Ampatuan

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 TEAM NAMES

7 – Love & 9 – Courage DEMOSTHENES

JHS
8 – Joy & 10 – Wisdom SOCRATES
11 – Humility & Generosity WINSTON CHURCHILL
11 – Integrity & Obedience ABRAHAM LINCOLN
11 – Courtesy & Rectitude NELSON MANDELA
SHS
12 – Justice & Compassion JOHN KENNEDY
12 – Temperance & Excellence FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT
12 – Sustainability & Freedom GEORGE WASHINGTON

In connection to this, we are requesting your good office to allow the selected participants
to be excused in the event they have joined from September 27-29, 2022. To ensure smooth and
organized facilitation, we have attached criterion per event and tabulation sheets.
The English Club is looking forward to your unceasing support to this endeavor.
Thank you and God bless!

Respectfully yours,

ALYSSA M. AMPATUAN, LPT

SHS English Club Adviser

FLORDELIZA D. CANCHICO, LPT

JHS English Club Adviser

Noted by:

CHLOE JIN A. CADUYA, LPT

CDC & JHS Coordinator

EJIE Z. PORTILLO, LPT

SHS Coordinator

Approved by:

DR. REYNALDO B. ROJO

Basic Education Principal

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 BROKENSHIRE COLLEGE
BASIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Madapo, 8000 Davao City, Philippines
Tel. No. 224-64-14 loc 130/133/142/178

PROGRAM FLOW

SEPTEMBER 27, 2022 (DAY 1)

Poetry Writing (9:00-10:00 AM)
Debate (Preliminary PART 1) (10:00-12:00 NN)
Debate (Preliminary PART2) (1:00-3:00 PM)

SEPTEMBER 28, 2022 (DAY 2)

Pronunciation Challenge (9:00-10:00 AM)
Debate (Semi-Finals- PART 1) (10:00-12:00 NN)
Slogan Making (JHS) and Infographics (SHS) (10:00-11:00 AM)
Debate (Semi-Finals- PART 2) (1:00-3:00 PM)
Banner Making (2:00-3:00 PM)

PROGRAM FLOW
SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES
September 29, 2022

TIME EVENT FACILITATOR

MORNING
8:00 am – 8:30 am Checking of Attendance Secretariat Committee

8:31 am – 8:35 am Opening Prayer English Club SHS Officer

8:36 am – 8:40 am National Anthem Technical Committee

8:41 am – 8:45 am Davao City Hymn Technical Committee

8:46 am – 8:50 am BC Credo Technical Committee

8:51 am – 8:55 am Opening Remarks/ Alyssa M. Ampatuan

Introduction of Events

8:56 am – 9:00 am Preparation (Debate) Program Committee

9:01 am – 12:00 pm Invitational Debate Tournament Rowe M. Lipa/ Alyssa M.
Ampatuan
AFTERNOON
1:30 pm - 1:35 pm Checking of Attendance Secretariat Committee
1:35 pm – 1:40 pm Introduction of Events Masters of Ceremony
1:40 pm – 2:40 pm Musical Play Eva Maureen Petilla/ Performing
Arts Club
2:40 pm – 3:20 pm Your Face Sounds Familiar Program Committee
3:20 pm – 3:40 pm ComArts Pop Song Program Committee
3:40 pm – 4:20 pm Mr. & Ms. Eloquentia Program Committee
4:20 pm- 4:30 pm 2nd Intermission Number MAPEH Club
4:30 pm – 4:50 pm Awarding Ceremony Masters of Ceremony
4:40 pm – 4:55 pm Closing Remarks Flordeliza D. Canchico
4:55 pm – 5:00 pm Closing Prayer English Club Officer JHS
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5:00 pm – 5:10 pm Photo Op Technical Team

Exit Secretariat Committee

BROKENSHIRE COLLEGE
BASIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Madapo, 8000 Davao City, Philippines
Tel. No. 224-64-14 loc 130/133/142/178
GENERAL PROGRAM PROPOSAL

Name of Project/Event/
Culmination ComArts Festival

Target Date of
Implementation/
September 27-29, 2022
Inclusive Time Frame of
the Preparation
The English Club is one of the active school organizations on the
Rationale campus that aims to promote mutual understanding to develop a
(You may cite love communication skill. The event will maintain school
Memoranda/Orders) aspirations to promote quality education, serve and protect the
students’ rights, and welfare. Also, this event will provide
opportunities to enjoy its mission to educate and empower the
students in the spirit of English Clubbing through constructive
training and effective leadership. With its theme “Embracing
Artistic Expression through Effective Communication in the
Modern Times”.

Audience/ Participants Grade 7 – 12 Students

 CHAIRPERSON
Club Advisers
 PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Officers/ Facilitators with Flordeliza D. Canchico
specific Roles  TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
Alyssa M. Ampatuan
 SECRETARIAT COMMITTEE
Flordeliza D. Canchico
 TABULATION COMMITTEE
Alyssa M. Ampatuan
Prospective Co-  ICT Club (John Larry D. Sabio)
Collaborators/Key  MAPEH Club (John Kenneht V. Cedeno)
Partners/ Other Subject
 Performing Arts Club (Eva Maureen B. Petilla)
Teachers Involve
 Debate Club (Rowe M. Lipa)
 Snacks and Lunch for Judges – 800 pesos
 Tokens for Judges – 800 pesos
Budget  Snacks for the Emcees 200 pesos
 Tools and equipment for stage design -1500
 Contribution per student: 15 pesos each

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Strategies to be  The secretariat committee is in-charge of the attendance;
Employed/Utilized hence, the head of the committee must be able to make an
a. to ensure full attendance sheet prior to the event.
attendance of the  Pre and post attendance must be employed: attendance
target audience form will be sent 5 minutes before the program starts and
b. to ensure safety will be sent 1 minute after the program ends.
and protection  The technical committee is in-charge of the projection,
c. to ensure music and technical related job for the said event
monitoring through  To check the safety and protection, the advisers, together
attendance form with the requested school nurse and program committee are
d. others responsible to check and look after the students. Invitation
letter will be sent a week before the program.
 Class advisers must be responsible of monitoring the
students’ behavior in terms of bashing, inappropriate
languages, vulgar, etc., and observing the safety protocols.
 To observe uniformity, the technical team must provide a
color code attire to be used to all participants. (e.g., Team
Churchill - color red)

BROKENSHIRE COLLEGE
BASIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Madapo, 8000 Davao City, Philippines
Tel. No. 224-64-14 loc 130/133/142/178

GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR COM ARTS FESTIVAL

1. All students of Brokenshire College, Inc. are encouraged to join. The registration form will be
given before the event proper and the attendance form will be given during the event.

2. Attendance will be given to their respective advisers.

3. All participants in each event must be a bona fide student of Brokenshire College, Inc. For the
inter-school debate competition, the partner school must also ensure that the participants are
bona fide student on their respective school. The facilitator of San Pedro College- SHS
Department will give names beforehand for us to identify the participants on the said event.

4. All sections must have two class representatives with their advisers. The meeting of the
upcoming event will happen as soon as the proposal is approved.

5. A final copy of the mechanics, guidelines, and other materials will also be given to the class
representatives and adviser per section via Messenger to ensure clarity.

6. All students should wear a color-coded casual attire to easily identify the team. At the same
time, everyone shall follow the safety protocols during the event proper.

7. All students are required to attend and participate in each event.

8. An evaluation form will be sent after the day of the event.

9. For ComArts Pop Song and Infographics, the PARTICIPANTS are responsible to send all
outputs on Google Classroom, especially the recorded videos, photos, and etc.

10. The judges should also send the scores to the tabulation committee.

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POETRY WRITING (JHS AND SHS)
General Guidelines:
1. Participants must be a bona fide JHS and SHS students of Brokenshire College Inc.
2. Students will only be allowed to participate if they have completed the Registration form.
3. Each team must submit one (1) name of their participant to the assigned facilitator on
this event on or before September 16, 2022. Failure to submit by then will be grounds
for disqualification.
4. Poetry writing contest is done “on the spot”. Therefore, the participants should be
responsible to it.

Event Mechanics:
1. The participant must be a bona fide JHS and SHS student of Brokenshire College.
2. All entries must be written in English language.
3. All entries must have at least 5 stanzas and must not exceed to 10 stanzas; This type of
poetry is freestyle so that you can maximize your creativity in poetry writing.
4. All poetry writing must be original and previously unpublished.
5. It must be related to the theme “Embracing Artistic Expression through Effective
Communication in the Modern Times”
6. All entries must be written in 1 whole long bond paper to be provided by the facilitator.
Pencil and black pen should be provided by the participants.
7. The facilitator will be giving a time limit to the participants. They will be given an hour
(60 minutes) to finish their work.
8. All entries shall be submitted before the event ends.
9. All participants must observe these formats: non-cursive, input number of stanzas, and
vertical in form. Its sample will be shown before the event commences.
11. A plagiarism checker will be used for the originality of your content.
12. Upon submission of the results to the committee, judges’ decision shall be considered
final and irrevocable.

Criteria:
 Content 25 %
 Creativity/Style/Originality 25 %
Structure (Organization, Unity, 25 %
Emphasis)
 Coherence of Form and Structure
(Harmony of words, Presentation) 25 %
TOTAL: 100 %
The student’s writing delivered a good content. The writing
CONTENT
clearly shows the main topic/theme
The student’s poetry writing shows no sign of plagiarism
CREATIVITY/STYLE
and it shows artistic presentation. The content is originally made
/ORIGINALITY
and used proper referencing when she finds an idea in mind.
STRUCTURE The student demonstrates good flow of ideas There is a
(Organization, Unity) unity in the structure of his/her poetry making.
COHERENCE FOR
FORM AND The student is consistent in providing the words that are
STRUCTURE (Harmony relevant to the theme. There is harmony of words and
of Words and presentation in their poem.
Presentation)

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PRONUNCIATION CHALLENGE (JHS)
General Guidelines:
1. Participants must be a bona fide JHS students of Brokenshire College Inc.
2. Students will only be allowed to participate if they have completed the registration form.
3. Each team must submit EIGHT (8) names of their participant on or before September
16, 2022. Failure to submit by then will be grounds for disqualification.
4. The event has 3 categories: EASY, MODERATE, and, HARD.

Event Mechanics:
1. The participant must be a bona fide JHS student of Brokenshire College.
2. Each team must have 8 participants.
3. The event has 3 categories: EASY, MODERATE, and, HARD. Coverage for this
pronunciation challenge is based on the vocabulary from American-English, German-
English, French-English, and Anglo-Saxon, etc. The word must be articulated
accurately and audibly.
4. The word to be pronounced is based on the standard given from each word vocabulary.
For EASY CATEGORY- there will be 10 words to pronounce. Each word consists of
2 points; 10 participants with the highest scores will move on to the MODERATE
CATEGORY.
For MODERATE CATEGORY- There will be 8 words to pronounce. Each word
consists of 4 points. 5 participants with the highest scores will move on to the last
category.
For the HARD CATEGORY- There will be 8 words to pronounce; 3 participants with
the highest scores will declare as winners
5. There are 3 rooms for the participants: 1st Room: All participants will gather in one
place. They will be called through draw lots of who will be called first, next, and last.
2nd Room: 1 student will only enter for the pronunciation challenge. Once they are done,
they will proceed to the 3rd Room to wait for the next category. The facilitator will be
called the students who will proceed to the next category. For students who are not
called, they may leave and go back to their respective classrooms.
6. The event will choose the 3 winners: 2nd Runner Up, 1st Runner Up, and Champion.

SLOGAN MAKING (JHS)

General Guidelines:
1. Participants shall be a bona fide student of Brokenshire College Inc.
2. Entries will be approved once the participant has completed the registration form.
3. To participate in this event, each team shall have 2-3 students.
4. The slogan shall be submitted on the day of the event.
Event Mechanics:
1. The participant must be a bona fide student of Brokenshire Science High School.
2. The participant shall prepare a ¼ illustration board and any coloring materials.
3. Each team shall create a slogan based from the theme “Embracing Artistic Expression
through Effective Communication in the Modern Times”.
4. The information must be written in English.
5. Upon submission of the results to the committee, judges’ decision shall be considered
final and irrevocable.
6. This event will choose four (4) winners: 3rd Runner Up, 2nd Runner Up, 1st Runner Up,
and Champion.

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 Criteria:
 Relevance to the Theme 25%
 Craftsmanship 25%
(Attention to detail, technique,
and durability)
 Creativity 20%
 Originality 20%
 Grammar (Language used,
Prescriptive grammar) 10%
TOTAL: 100%

The content of the slogan is relevant to the event’s

RELEVANCE TO THE THEME
theme.
CRAFTSMANSHIP (Attention to The slogan is attractive in terms of neatness. Well-
detail, technique, and durability) constructed and organized in manner.
Slogan is creative. A lot of thoughts and effort were
CREATIVITY
used to create it.
The use of new ideas and originality was used to create
ORIGINALITY
slogan.
GRAMMAR (Observance to
spelling, sentence structure, There are no grammatical mistakes on the slogan.
writing mechanics)
TOTAL 100%

INFOGRAPHICS (SHS)

General Guidelines:
1. Participants must be bonafide students of Brokenshire College.
2. Participants will only be allowed to participate if they have completed the registration
form. Each team must have 2-3 participants in this event.
3. The infographic should be in PDF format, 8.5x 13. 600-1100 pixels wide.
4. Participants should submit their outputs on or before September 28, 2022.
5. All infographic submissions will be processed and reviewed by the assigned committee.

Event Mechanics:
1.The participant must be a bona fide SHS student of Brokenshire College.
2.The information presented must be written in English language.
3. Infographics should highlight a topic that is in line with the theme “Embracing Artistic
Expression through Effective Communication in the Modern Times”
4. Send the output to the Google Classroom- Class code: (to be followed) on or before
September 28, 2022, Monday at 7:00 pm. The file name format should be
(TEAMNAME_EVENT_FIRSTNAME_LASTNAME) e.g TEAMNICOLE_
INFOGRAPHICS_FLORDELIZA_CANCHICO
5. Upon submission of the results to the committee, judges’ decision shall be considered
final and irrevocable.
6. The event will choose the four (4) winners; 3rd Runner Up, 2nd Runner Up, 1st Runner
Up, and Champion.

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 Criteria:
 Content/Clarity 20 %
 Design/Layout 20 %
 Audience 20 %
 Graphic/Images 20 %
 References 20%

TOTAL: 100 %

CONTENT/CLARITY Covers the subject thoroughly with relevant details and examples.

To enhance the presentation, makes outstanding use of design, color,

DESIGN/LAYOUT
images effects, etc.
The use of common language and/or parallel is appropriate for a general
AUDIENCE
audience.

GRAPHICS/IMAGES All graphics/images are relevant to the topic and aid comprehension.

Uses appropriate citations; all photos are either original or comply with
REFERENCES
copyright laws.

BANNER MAKING (JHS & SHS)

General Guidelines:
1. Participants must be a bona fide student of Brokenshire College, Inc. Basic Education
department.
2. Each team shall register first before participating in this event. They will work this event
as a team.
3. The banner size shall have the measurement of 1x1 (1 meter length and width).
4. The banner should be submitted on or before September 27, 2022.
Event Mechanics:
1. Every team shall create a banner using pongee cloth and bamboo sticks as its stand.
2. The banner shall be based on the identity of their represented team name. It will be used
during the event.
3. Each team must also come up with cheers and yells of their represented team, together
with the banner during the mini-parade to happen on September 29, 2022 at 1:00 PM.
4. Upon submission of the results to the committee, judges’ decision shall be considered
final and irrevocable.
5. This event will choose four (4) winners: 3rd Runner Up, 2nd Runner Up, 1st Runner Up,
and Champion.
Criteria:
 Content 30%
 Originality 20%
 Creativity 20%
 Appearance 10%

TOTAL 100%

CONTENT The banner is relevant to the identity of the represented team.

ORIGINALITY The banner is handmade and done by the participating team.

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 The banner is uniquely created and demonstrated ‘out of the box’
CREATIVITY
thinking with design concept.
APPEARANCE The overall appearance of the banner is organized, neat, and clean.
TOTAL 100%

ASIAN PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE (SHS)

Event Mechanics:
1. Participants must be bona fide students of Brokenshire College, Inc. Senior High School.
Students will only be allowed to participate if they have completed the Registration
Form.
2. Each section must assign three (3) representatives and one (1) reserve just in case one of
the representatives will face some unexpected problems.
3. The assigned representatives per section will be encouraged to attend the online Debate
Orientation on September 12, 2022 from 1:00 to 3:00 PM before engaging to an actual
debate event. This is for the participants to be familiar with the nature, format, and rules
and regulations of Asian Parliamentary Debate.

Elimination Round
Group 1 Group 2
Round 1: Team 1 vs. Team 3 Round 4: Team 4 vs. Team 6
Round 2: Team 2 vs. Team 1 Round 5: Team 5 vs. Team 4
Round 3: Team 3 vs. Team 2 Round 6: Team 6 vs. Team 5

Finals
Round 7: Winner from Group 1 vs. Winner from Group 2

5. Before the elimination rounds to commence, all sections per year level will be choosing
their team number through draw lots, spearheaded by the class advisers.
6. Participants are encouraged to wear formal attire for presentability.
7. On the actual debate competition, all participants are required to attend to the designated
venue.
9. This event follows the Asian Parliamentary format. To be exact, all members of the
government and opposition team will be given seven (7) minutes to deliver their
respective constructive speeches and four (4) minutes to deliver a reply speech. POIs
may be raised by the opposing side within six (6) minutes. No POIs shall be raised
during reply speeches.
As for the speaking order, here are as follows:
Prime Minister (PM) > Leader of the Opposition (LO) > Deputy Prime Minister
(DPM) > Deputy Leader of the Opposition (DLO) > Government Whip (GW) >
Opposition Whip> Opposition Reply (OR) > Government Reply (GR)
10. The motions selected for this event are based on the relevant issues in the Philippines.
11. The debate moderator will disseminate the motion to be chosen by the participants.
Each team shall decide which side to defend, and give time to plan and craft
constructive speeches for fifteen (15) minutes. During the preparation, debaters are
allowed to use gadgets or notes for research purposes. Once the debate session goes
on, all gadgets are strictly prohibited. Once the opposing teams have decided their side,
they shall go to seat with their identified role.
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 12. All teams’ attention will be called to start the debate session within five (5) minutes.
13. While exchanging rebuttals, points of information (POIs), and points of order (POs), it
is strictly prohibited to use foul words and throw personal comments or attacks to the
opposing team to secure formality and respect with each other’s views. Intervention
from the class advisers during the actual debate competition are prohibited.
14. Any violation of the guidelines and mechanics will be grounds for disqualification.
15. The winning team will be identified during the Finals; at the same time, they will
represent the school for the Invitational Debate Tournament to happen on September
29, 2022. Awards will be given to the Best Debate Team and the Best Debate Speaker
based on the criteria for judging:

CRITERIA:

Matter
- substance of the debate, the arguments and evidences presented, 40%
and the logical reasoning and presentation of the said arguments
Manner
- the style of delivery, the persuasion skills, and the conduct of 40%
debaters
Method
- the response to the dynamics of the debate, and the observance 20%
of the rules of debate.
TOTAL 100%

16. The event will choose 4 winners: 3rd Runner Up, 2nd Runner Up, 1st Runner Up, and
Champion.

MUSICAL PLAY (JHS AND SHS)

General Guidelines:
1. Participants must be a bona fide JHS and SHS students of Brokenshire College Inc.
2. Students will only be allowed to participate if they have completed the registration.
3. Each team must submit at least TWENTY-FIVE (25) name of their participants on or
before September 16, 2022. Failure to submit by then will be grounds for
disqualification.
4. The facilitators will provide the list of musical plays to be chosen by the participants
through draw lots. It can be originally composed or they can copy and adapt (e.g., High
School Musical)
Event Mechanics:
1. Participants must be a bona fide JHS and SHS students of Brokenshire College Inc.
2. The language of the music play should be in English
3. The musical play should include instrumental music as background. No lip sync is
allowed during the musical play.
4. Props should be free from sharp materials to avoid accidents e.g. (knife, ice peak, etc.)
5. Use of props will be allowed as long as it will not cause any delay in the performance
and those that may harm the performance of other groups.
6. Musical play should be in the minimum of 5 minutes and a maximum of 10 minutes-
preferrable the casts should present a striking scene or shortened play (including the

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 preparation before the musical play – assembling the props on stage and after the play-
taking out the material.
7. The participants should sing in acapella (they can bring their own mic or voice amplifier
to make their voice audible). Background music and/or instrumental music should be
provided by the participants.
8. You may used original composed song or adapt the musical play that you can find.
9. Upon submission of the results to the committee, judges’ decision shall be considered
final and irrevocable.
10. This event will choose 4 winners: 3rd Runner Up, 2nd Runner Up, 1st Runner Up, and
Champion.
Criteria:
 Choreography and Style 30%
 Concept 30%
 Props 25%
 Audience Impact 15%

TOTAL: 100 %

CHOREOGRAPHY The choreography creates artistic performance. The movement of the

AND STYLE production is smooth. The quality of the play is superb.

CONCEPT The concept of the play is well portrayed in their performance.

The use of props in the performance bring aesthetic presentation to

PROPS
their play.

The play catches the attention of the audience. They never get dull or
AUDIENCE IMPACT
make the presentation boring.

TOTAL 100%

YOUR FACE SOUNDS FAMILIAR (JHS AND SHS)

General Guidelines:
1. Participants shall be a bona fide student of Brokenshire College, Inc.
2. Students will only be allowed to participate if they have completed the Registration
Form.
3. Each team must submit one (1) name of their participant on or before September 12,
2022. Failure to submit the entry will be grounds for disqualification.
Event Mechanics:
1. The participant shall be a bona fide JHS and SHS students of Brokenshire College, Inc.
2. Each participant should impersonate any famous national or international personalities
(actor, actress, musicians, and the like) that is desired to be achieved.
3. The participant may sing, act, or dance, depending on the person he/she portrays.
However, stunts are strictly prohibited to ensure safety.
4. Upon submission of the results to the committee, judges’ decision shall be considered
final and irrevocable.
5. This event will choose four (4) winners: 3rd Runner Up, 2nd Runner Up, 1st Runner Up,
and Champion.
Criteria:

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  Presentation 30%
 Mastery of the songs and steps (if any) 25%
 Creativity and Style 25%
 Costume 20%

TOTAL: 100%

The participant is able to capture the voice and face of any

PRESENTATION
national/international personalities they impersonate.
MASTERY OF THE
The songs and steps of the participants’ imitated personality are
SONGS AND STEPS
mastered thoroughly.
(IF ANY)
CREATIVITY AND The participant is able to showcase his/her facial expressions and
STYLE appropriate gestures to the audience.
The participant is able to imitate the costume/outfit of the
COSTUME
personality.
TOTAL 100%

COMARTS POP SONG (JHS AND SHS)

General Guidelines:
1. Participants must be bona fide students of Brokenshire College Inc.
2. Students will only be allowed to participate if they have completed the Registration
Form.
3. Each team must submit ONE OR THREE (1 or 3) names of their participants on or
before September 12, 2022. Failure to submit by then will be grounds for
disqualification.
4. This contest is a pre-recorded therefore, they should submit their video and lyrics before
5. Send the video to the Google Classroom on or before September 28, 2022, Monday at
7:00 pm. The file name format should be (TEAMNAME_EVENT _FIRST
NAME_LASTNAME) e.g TEAMNICOLE_COMARTSPOP SONG_ FLORDELIZA
_CANCHICO

Event Mechanics:
1. The song composition must be the original composition of the participants.
2. The song must also revolve around the “Embracing Artistic Expression through
Effective Communication in the Modern Times”
3. The lyrics of the song must be in English language and may be accompanied by any
musical instruments or apps.
4. The song should not be less than one (1) minute and not more than three (3) minutes.
5. The participants should also send written version of the song in a PDF format
6. Send your soft copies and filmed videos in the group chat Messenger for ComArts Pop
Song Writing and Google Classroom.
7. Participants are required to film themselves singing their own composition.
8. The filmed videos must be submitted on or before September 27, 2022. Take note that
the participants should be seen in the video
9. The best composer will be recognized on this event. At the same time, this event will
choose four (4) winners: 3rd Runner Up, 2nd Runner Up, 1st Runner Up, and Champion.
10. Upon submission of the results to the committee, judges’ decision shall be considered
final and irrevocable.

Criteria:
• Impact 20 %
• Voice Quality 25 %
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 • Creativity 25 %
• Originality (Song Composition) 30 %
TOTAL: 100%

The student’s writing delivered a good content. The writing

IMPACT clearly shows the main topic/theme and would make an awe to the
judges and audience.
Organization of message should be clear and understandable.
VOICE QUALITY
Voice should be clear and have no other background noise.
The students should show his/her talent with uniqueness and
CREATIVITY
essence of writing.
ORIGINALITY The student’s song writing shows no sign of plagiarism. The
(Song content is originally made and uses proper referencing when he/she
Composition) finds an idea in mind.
TOTAL 100%.

MR. AND MS. ELOQUENTIA (JHS AND SHS)

General Guidelines:
1. Participants must be a bona fide student of Brokenshire College. Students will only be
allowed to participate if they have completed the registration.
2. Each team must submit two (2) names of the participants- One (1) male and one (1)
female to the facilitator on or before September 12, 2022. Failure to submit by then will
be ground for disqualification.
3. All participants are required to be present at the venue on September 29, 2022.
4. This event is on the spot therefore; the participants must be ready when the event
happens.
Event Mechanics:
1. The facilitator will be reading the topic/question twice. The bell will ring once when the
time is up.
2. The contestant must relate their impromptu speech about the topic related to the given
them.
3. Three minutes is the given time to all of the participants in delivering their speech.
4. This event will choose 4 winners: 3rd Runner Up, 2nd Runner Up, 1st Runner Up, and
Champion.
Criteria:
 Delivery 30%
 Content 25%
 Confidence 20%
 Adherence to the topic 15%
 Appearance 10%
TOTAL 100%

The participants speak clearly. Employed vocal effect such as varying tone,
DELIVERY
pitch, and volume and others to reinforce a powerful speech.
The participants delivered a good content of speech. The speech must clearly
CONTENT
show relativity towards the team.
The participants show high level of confidence to reinforce a good
CONFIDENCE
impromptu speech.
ADHERENCE The student is consistent in providing supporting details to the theme. She/he
TO THE TOPIC keeps the information to connect to the main topic.

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 APPEARANCE The participant looks presentable, neat, and charming.
TOTAL 100%

BROKENSHIRE COLLEGE
BASIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Madapo, 8000 Davao City, Philippines
Tel. No. 224-64-14 loc 130/133/142/178

TABULATION SHEETS

POETRY WRITING

COHERENCE
ENTRY CONTENT CREATIVITY/STYLE STRUCTURE FOR FORM AND
TOTAL
NO. (25%) /ORIGINALITY (25%) (25%) STRUCTURE
(25%)

SLOGAN MAKING

RELEVANCE
ENTRY TO THE CRAFTSMANSHIP CREATIVITY ORIGINALITY GRAMMAR
TOTAL
NO. THEME (25%) (20%) (20%) (10%)
(25%)

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 INFOGRAPHICS

CONTENT/ GRAPHICS/
ENTRY DESIGN/LAYOUT AUDIENCE REFERENCES
CLARITY IMAGES TOTAL
NO. (20%) (20%) (20%)
(20%) (20%)

BANNER MAKING

ENTRY CONTENT ORIGINALITY CREATIVITY APPEARANCE

TOTAL
NO. (30%) (20%) (20%) (10%)

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 ASIAN PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE

METHOD
ENTRY NO. MATTER (40%) MANNER (40%) TOTAL
(20%)

MUSICAL PLAY

ENTRY CHOREOGRAPHY CONCEPT AUDIENCE

PROPS (25%) TOTAL
NO. AND STYLE (30%) (30%) IMPACT (15%)

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 YOUR FACE SOUNDS FAMILIAR

MASTERY OF
CREATIVITY
ENTRY PRESENTATION THE SONGS COSTUME
AND STYLE TOTAL
NO. (30%) AND STEPS (IF (20%)
(25%)
ANY) (25%)

COMARTS POP SONG

VOICE
ENTRY IMPACT CREATIVITY ORIGINALITY
QUALITY TOTAL
NO. (20%) (25%) (30%)
(25%)

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 MR. AND MS. ELOQUENTIA

ADHERENCE
ENTRY DELIVERY CONTENT CONFIDENCE APPERANCE
TO THE TOPIC TOTAL
NO. (30%) (25%) (20%) (10%)
(15%)

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