qualified participants

QUALIFIED PARTICIPANTS

ONLY those who are currently enrolled in a school using the School of Tomorrow®

System and are at least 13 years of age and not more than 19 years of age by

December 31, 2016.

PRE-REGISTRATION

ALL REGISTRATIONS MUST BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED ON-LINE via the SOTP

website. Forms and software can be downloaded at

www.sotphil.net/download.html. On-line registrations must be completed ON OR

BEFORE SEPTEMBER 19, 2016. DISCOUNTS WILL ONLY BE GIVEN TO THOSE WHO

REGISTER ON-LINE.

REGISTRATION FEES

ON-LINE registration on or before September 19, 2016

SCHOOL 1,700.00

STUDENT 1,600.00

SPONSORS, COACHES and GUESTS 600.00

AFTER September 19, 2016

SCHOOL 2,600.00

STUDENT 2,100.00

SPONSORS, COACHES and GUESTS 900.00

ON SITE registration and payment

SCHOOL 3,600.00

STUDENT 3,100.00

SPONSORS, COACHES and GUESTS 1,900.00

***REGISTRATION FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE***

NO ON-LINE REGISTRATION, NO DISCOUNT regardless if registration fee

was deposited or paid within the said deadline. STUDENTS registering on

site will be charged an additional fee at the National Student

Convention.

REGISTRATION CHECKLIST (can be downloaded through the online registration)

For the school:

Accident Insurance (photocopy only)

Signed printed Master List generated by the software

For the students: (pls. use Local Philippine Forms only)

Permission to attend

Athlete's clearance (all athletes)

Photography waiver (all students)

For sponsors: (pls. use Local Philippine Forms only)

Sponsor’s registration form

Note: If you have a student who will have a sponsor from another school, a

copy of that school’s completed sponsor form, with appropriate signature, must

be included in your registration checklist.

REGISTRATION

Confirmation of Registration will be on October 23, 2016, Sunday, at the DAVAO

DEL NORTE SPORTS COMPLEX RDR GYM. Registration will start promptly at 1:00PM

and end at 4:00PM.

NOTE: A MAXIMUM OF FIVE (5) CHANGES PER SCHOOL ARE ALLOWED DURING

REGISTRATION. Excess of 5 will be charged P100.00 per student, per change.

Appearance check will be done during registration. Registration for guests will

also be available. Sponsors, coaches, and conductors are ALSO required to

undergo REGISTRATION and APPEARANCE CHECK. Failure to comply will result in

disqualification from functioning as such.

Entries for ARTS, NEEDLE & THREAD, PHOTOGRAPHY & SCIENCE EXHIBITS will be

accepted starting October 23, 2016, Sunday, from 1:00PM-4:00PM at the

BULWAGAN AND GIRL SCHOOL OF THE PHILIPPINES within the CAPITOL Area. Non-

submission within the time allotted means non-participation. NO JUDGE’S FORMS

NEEDED BUT NEED TO SUBMIT EXHIBIT AFFIDAVIT EXCEPT FOR NEEDLE AND THREAD.

APPEARANCE / DRESS CODE Please check Sections I-7 to I-10 of the Convention Guidelines for details.

A checklist is provided and must be signed and submitted by the head sponsor

during appearance check. See attached information for checklist.

PHOTOGRAPHY WAIVER

To authorize SOT Philippines to use photos or videos, each delegate and their

parents must read and sign the photograph release/waiver form. Once signed,

student and parents give SOTP the right to use photos or videos for promotional

materials regarding SOTP. Materials bearing these images may be distributed for

free to the public and may be posted on the SOTP website.

Attached is a copy of the waiver/permission form. School administrators must

provide copies to each delegate. Forms must be submitted along with the rest

of the registration documents needed by SEPTEMBER 19, 2016.

ORIENTATION

Orientation will be held on Sunday, October 23, 2016, 3:00PM at the DAVAO DEL

NORTE SPORTS COMPLEX RDR GYM. ATTENDANCE IS A MUST for all registered staff,

sponsors, and coaches.

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES

ALL SCHOOLS ARE REQUIRED TO SEND TWO (2) STUDENTS WHO ARE ACTIVE AND

WILLING TO PERFORM (preferably 1 male and 1 female) TO PRACTICE at 3:00PM,

October 23, 2016, Sunday, at the DAVAO DEL NORTE SPORTS COMPLEX RDR GYM.

Please bring school flag or banner to the practice. (See banner specifications

listed below.)

RALLY NIGHT ATTENDANCE and AWARDS CEREMONY

Sponsors and students must attend ALL Rallies. ALL students must sit with their own

sponsors during the rally. Any student leaving the rally or awards ceremony must

be accompanied by a sponsor. Sponsors are expected to PROHIBIT students from

standing up and leaving the area especially during preaching time.

In respect for each winner, plan to attend the entire Convention. NO MEDALS

WILL BE GIVEN TO ABSENT CONTESTANTS. MEDALS WILL NOT BE MAILED. Banners

are not allowed on stage. Plan for pictures in the designated area.

GUESTS

Guests are welcome at events & rallies, BUT MUST abide by the dress code and

appearance standard of the Convention. Tickets are available at the gate for

Php100.00 per day. School administrators/principals are responsible for informing

their guests about the Appearance Standard and Dress Code of the Convention.

To avoid embarrassment, please abide by the dress code.

***Children under the age of 6 are not allowed in competition rooms. ***

EARLY ENTRY SUBMISSION

To help facilitate judging, the following event ENTRIES MUST BE SUBMITTED TO

SCHOOL OF TOMORROW, PHILIPPINES’ OFFICE BY SEPTEMBER 19, 2015. Entries will

be judged prior to the National Student Convention and winners must be present

during the convention to receive their medals.

Essay Writing (English)* Music Arranging*

Essay Writing (Filipino)* Music Composition*

Poetry Writing (English)* Over 100 Paces Award

Poetry Writing (Filipino)* PowerPoint Presentation (Linear)*

Short Story Writing (English)* PowerPoint Presentation (Non Linear)*

Short Story Writing (Filipino)* Scripture Video*

Web Site Design* Radio Program*

Golden Apple Christian Soldier

Golden Harp Christian Worker

Golden Lamb Character Trait Video

*IMPORTANT: Please send with/for each entry 3 Judge’s Forms and Creative Composition

Affidavit (CF 28) attached separately in 3 short clear plastic folders. Entries without these forms

will NOT be judged. Entries & Pre-registration forms should be submitted to:

RUBY PAÑO

School of Tomorrow, Philippines

MJS Ave., Levitown Estate Executive Village,

Brgy. Don Bosco, Parañaque City

Email Address: [email protected] or [email protected]

Tel. No. 822-4485 or 822-9663 loc. 116

- SCHOOL BANNER INFORMATION -

* Standard 3(h) x 5(w) foot banner * No Streamers * Back-to-back print

IMPORTANT: Please follow requirements for School Banners STRICTLY!

Failure to comply may mean exclusion from parade.

Banners will not be allowed on the stage during awarding.

Plan for pictures in the designated area.

DEFAULT POLICY

A DEFAULT POLICY will again be implemented during this year’s convention. Should a

contestant be late by more than 15 minutes for his or her scheduled performance and not

coordinated or communicated with the room coordinator, he or she will be considered

DISQUALIFIED from the competition.

LOGO DESIGN CONTEST

1st PLACE WINNER RECEIVES: FREE Student Registration for the 24th National Student Convention

FREE School Registration for the 24th National Student Convention

FRAMED copy of the winning design presented to the winner during an evening Rally

at the National Student Convention

1st PLACE MEDAL

TOP SIX (6) DESIGNS WILL RECEIVE MEDALS

DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS: Colored or Black and White (should not be larger than 9” x 12”)

Any medium (watercolor, pen and ink, computer generated, etc.)

Note: If the artwork is computer-generated, kindly send to Mr. Jonathan Quimoy at

[email protected] or [email protected]

REQUIRED DESIGN COMPONENTS:

24th National Student Convention

Theme: Dare to Dream

Philippians 4:13

DEADLINE OF ENTRIES: August 5, 2016

SUBMIT ENTRIES TO:

MR. JONATHAN QUIMOY

School of Tomorrow, Philippines

MJS Ave., Levitown Estate Executive Village,

Brgy. Don Bosco, Parañaque City

Email Address: [email protected] or [email protected]

Tel. No. 822-4485 or 822-9663 loc. 117

IMPORTANT: THE CONTEST IS ONLY FOR STUDENTS ELIGIBLE FOR THE 24th NSC.

Submitted artwork becomes the property of School of Tomorrow, Philippines.

mailto:[email protected]




PACE BOWL

MATH 1097 – 1132 PHILIPPINE HISTORY 1097-1108

ENGLISH 1097 – 1144 ASIAN HISTORY 1109 – 1120

SCIENCE 1097 – 1144 PHILIPPINE ECONOMICS 1139 - 1144

FILIPINO 1073 – 1120 WORLD HISTORY 97 – 108

BIBLE BOWL

EXODUS MARK

JUDGES 1 THESSALONIANS

PSALMS PHILIPPIANS

II SAMUEL HEBREWS

ZEPHANIAH

JONAH

HAGGAI

SCRIPTURE VIDEO

Ezekiel 34:1-31 or Psalm 107:21-43

GROUP BIBLE SPEAKING

LAMENTATIONS 3:21-41

ROMANS 10:1-21

PSALM 25:1-22

ISAIAH 63:7-64:4

EPHESIANS 2:1-22

MATTHEW 6:9-29

PSALM 18:1-21

To get the latest Judge’s forms and information, please refer to the updated

Student Convention Guidelines available at www.aceministries.com

http://www.aceministries.com/

Only one entry per school, per event is allowed.

Females participating in ANY athletic event are REQUIRED to wear CULOTTES.

NO CULOTTES = NO COMPETITION.

Only one (1) piano will be used for the Duet Piano event.

SOTP will provide a puppet booth to use for the competition. However, schools still

have the option to bring their own puppet booth.

*** VENUES ***

DAVAO DEL NORTE SPORTS COMPLEX & RDR GYM

UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO – TAGUM CITY

ROTARY CLUB

*** ACCOMMODATIONS *** See attached list of Hotels

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

NON PERFORMANCE EVENT

PACE's must be accomplished after the last year’s NSC deadline September 4, 2015

and before September 12, 2016.

This category will be included in the list of early submissions and is due on September

19, 2016.

Only work accomplished in PACE's will count. No mini-classes.

PACE work must be on high school level beginning at 1097.

Gaps may be included ONLY if on high school level.

PACE’s included must be official curriculum of ACE Ministries/SOT and/or Filipino

language, Philippine History, Asian History and Philippine Economics. Successful

Living is NOT included.

ACE training PACE's may be included in this award. Certification must come from

the School of Tomorrow School Services/Training Division office.

BLESS training may count towards the Over 100 PACE award. The BLESS training

includes eight (8) Paces (referred to as modules). The training must be certified

through the BLESS office.

Legible copies of the appropriate Supervisor’s Progress Cards with dates of tests

taken must be submitted along with application (CF23) signed by the

principal/pastor.

This category will earn a 1st place award.

6th ACE Alumni Convention

Make History One More Time –

Requirements

SOT High School graduate.

Endorsement from your school.

(Note: If the school no longer exists, provide a photocopy of your diploma.)

Registration

Registration Fee: EARLY REGISTRATION: Php600.00

ONSITE REGISTRATION: Php800.00

Inclusive of Shirt, button pins, and Buffet Lunch

Deadline of early registration and payment is on or before August 5, 2016.

You may download the forms through the website www.sotphil.net

Method of Payment

Metrobank, Doña Soledad, Parañaque Branch

Savings Account #: 081-3-08151393-8

Savings Account Name: School of Tomorrow, Philippines

Fax or email the deposit slip with your name, contact details, and purpose of the

payment.

Addressed to:

Mr. Jonathan Quimoy

Fax No.: (+632) 822-9663 loc. 137

Email Address: [email protected] [email protected]

Contact Person

Head Office – Mr. Jonathan Quimoy / (+632) 822-4485 or (+632) 822-9663 local 117

Tentative Schedule of Activities:

October 27, 2016 – Registration - 9:00am – 10:00am only

(Thursday) Competition Proper – 10:00am onwards

October 28, 2016 – Sports

(Friday) Lunch Group Fellowship / Program

Note:

For the Platform and Music events, only one piece/song will be used and it will

be available for download soon at www.sotphil.net

NSC standard and dress code will still be strictly implemented even in sports

events. (Refer to the Student Convention Guidelines). You can download these

from http://www.aceministries.com/studentprograms/isc/



http://www.sotphil.net/

TENTATIVE SCHEDULES AND LOCATIONS

BAGUIO CITY January 10 -13, 2017

METRO MANILA January 17 - 20, 2017

PALAWAN January 24 - 27, 2017

CEBU January 31-February 3, 2017

CAGAYAN DE ORO February 7 -10, 2017

ILOILO February 14 – 17, 2017

TAGAYTAY February 21 – 24, 2017

DEADLINE FOR DISCOUNTED FEES AND

ON-LINE REGISTRATION IS

ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 9, 2016

Note: Exact Venues to be announced

1. TRADING SOUVENIRS!

Plan on bringing trading souvenirs to swap with other delegates during

Pre-Rally Nights! More Souvenirs = More Friends!!!

What kind of souvenir? BE CREATIVE! Just make sure the designs meet the

NSC Standards!

2. BEST PICTURE OF THE DAY!

Contest is open for students only!

One entry per delegate.

Category will be given during Pre-Rally Nights.

Bring cameras or memory cards to the Master Control room.

from 1pm to 4pm the following day.

NSC staff will download your photos and enlist you in the contest.

Selected photos will be shown during Pre-Rally Nights.

Winner for each nights' category will be announced during pre-rally night

and will be presented a special prize.

- KAAGAPAY 2016 -

Name _______________________________________________________________________

Birth Date _______________________________ Gender ____________________________

How many years have you attended a school using the SOT curriculum? _____________

School _______________________________________________________________________

Church ______________________________________________________________________

Mailing Address_______________________________________________________________

City _________________________ Province ____________________ ZIP Code ________

Phone ________________________________ Email _________________________________

If more space is needed, please use the reverse side.

Please state the reasons for wanting to serve in the 24/7 Squad

______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

Please check the areas of expertise/experience you have that may be useful at NSC.

Arts/Crafts Music – Vocal Music – Instrumental Platform Athletics

Are you a seeking College degree? Yes _____ No _____ what field? ____________

Ongoing? _______ What year? _____

Are you currently employed? Yes _____ No ______

With what company? ________________________ Position? __________________

Do you have a driver’s license? Yes _____ No ______

What is your present church ministry? __________________________________________

Please provide with this application:

A current photo of yourself

A reference from your pastor or principal

Your personal testimony of salvation including a current testimony of your walk

with the Lord.

A description of your church and school background and statement of faith of

your church/school.

_______________________________________ __________________________

Applicant’s Signature Date

The purpose of the 24/7 Squad is to influence others to live for Christ by assisting the Student

Convention leadership with any tasks asked of them. The members arrive at NSC prior to

registration and remain until after the Awards Ceremony.

Squad members may be asked to assist in:

Pre- rally preparation

Clean up

Setting up booths

Running errands

Being mascots

Grand Entry

Setting up the stage

Setting up rooms for competition

Act as Mascot

Squad members are students or graduates who can no longer participate in competition

but who still wish to be a part of NSC by serving.

24/7 Squad volunteers must:

Have graduated from a school using the SOT System.

Must be at least 19 years old.

Have a servant’s heart.

Shoulder his/her transportation to and from National Student Convention.

Must be with the NSC Team by OCTOBER 22, 2016, SATURDAY.

NOTE: SOTP will shoulder board and lodging of all 24/7 Squad members while at NSC

Deadline of application : August 5, 2016

*** ONLY FIRST 20 APPLICANTS W/ COMPLETE REQUIREMENTS WILL BE APPROVED

Send your registration forms and requirements to Mrs. Ruby Pano at [email protected] or [email protected]



Is your school ready for Registration Dress Check?

Use this checklist to make sure ALL of your students, sponsors, and guests are ready for dress

check. Convention Appearance Guidelines will be enforced. Consult your Student

Convention Guidelines for ISC appearance standards. The following checklist covers areas

most frequently addressed.

FEMALES

Appearance is to be conservative, modest, and neat.

Hair

Hair must be a natural color, no fads.

Jewelry

Jewelry must be conservative and minimal.

Only one earring (smaller than a 5 centavo coin) per earlobe is permitted.

Blouses/Tops

No form-fitting tops are permitted.

Necklines must come to the clavicle bone in the front and to the bottom of the

neck in the back. (no bra strap should be visible)

Midriffs must be covered at all times and in all positions.

No see-through tops, denim, or stone-washed clothing is permitted.

Dresses, Skirts, or Culottes

No form-fitting dresses, skirts, or culottes are permitted.

Slits may not extend higher than the bottom of the knee.

Hemlines of dresses, skirts, or culottes must be no shorter than the bottom of the

knee (when standing or sitting).

Skirts with see-through fabrics must be lined or worn with slips.

No cargo (pockets sewn to the outside of skirt), denim, or stone-washed

clothing are permitted.

Shoes

Only closed toe and closed heel shoes are to be worn. No sandals or flip-flops

are permitted.

Shoelaces are to be neatly tied.

Rally Night Appearance

Rally night is to be regarded as a church service. Wear your Sunday best.

The standard is “dess/casual” not casual.

Please evaluate each of these areas before you enter registration. Schools may not finish

registration until all students, sponsors, and guests have successfully completed dress check.

I have checked each of my students, sponsors, and guests. They each meet the convention

dress guidelines and are ready for dress check.

_____________________________________________ __________________________________

Female Head Sponsor’s Signature over printed name School Name

Is your school ready for Registration Dress Check?

Use this checklist to make sure ALL of your students, sponsors, and guests are ready for dress

check. Convention Appearance Guidelines will be enforced. Consult your Student Convention

Guidelines for ISC appearance standards. The following checklist covers areas most frequently

addressed.

MALES

Appearance is to be conservative, modest, and neat.

Hair

Men must have neat, trimmed, conservative haircuts – no fads.

The hair is to be tapered or blocked, not touching the ear or collar.

Sideburns may be no lower than the middle of the ear.

Neither dying nor coloring the tips of the hair is allowed.

No braided or spiked (if in doubt, comb it down) hairstyles are permitted.

Extra curly or afro hair is not to exceed one inch in length.

Facial Hair

No facial hair is permitted on students.

Male sponsors may wear neatly trimmed mustaches and/or beards.

Acceptable Jewelry

One watch and one ring (per hand) is permitted.

All other jewelry must be removed.

Shirts

Button-up shirts (polos are acceptable) with a collar and sleeves is appropriate.

Only top button may be left unbuttoned.

Shirts with tails are to be tucked into pants.

Neck ties are encouraged.

Polo barong or formal barongs are encouraged.

Pants

Slacks, dress pants, or long, conservative trousers are appropriate.

Denim jeans, cargo pants (pockets sewn to the outside), bicycle shorts, swimsuits,

or fad extremes are inappropriate and are not permitted.

Pants are to be worn properly (at the waistline).

Belts must be worn with pants, slacks, or trousers that have belt loops.

Shoes

Dress shoes or sneakers with matching socks are appropriate.

Only closed toe and closed heel shoes are to be worn. No sandals or flip-flops.

Shoelaces are to be neatly tied.

Rally Night Appearance

Rally night is to be regarded as a church service. Wear your Sunday best.

The standard is “dress/casual” not casual.

Please evaluate each of these areas before you enter registration. Schools may not finish

registration until all students, sponsors, and guests have successfully completed dress check. I

have checked each of my students, sponsors, and guests. They each meet the convention dress

guidelines and are ready for dress check.

______________________________________________ _________________________________

Male Head Sponsor’s Signature over printed name School Name

CLARIFICATIONS

ART: 1. Artwork in Colored Pencils, Pen and Ink, Sketching, Watercolor, and Pastels should be

properly framed AND with glass.

2. Artwork in Acrylics may either be with or without glass.

3. Artwork in Oil should be framed WITHOUT glass.

4. No “mixed-media” artwork may be submitted.

5. Pen and Ink is MONOCHROMATIC – this means only ONE color of ink should be used.

6. ALL artwork should measure no more than 36” (3 feet) on any side, INCLUDING

FRAME, and must be ready to hang with wire hangers.

7. Make sure all artwork which features people follows convention guidelines for

appearance and dress code (no sleeveless shirts, shorts, pants on women, open

shoes/slippers, etc.).

8. All artwork must be submitted with a 3” x 5” card and ONE EXHIBIT AFFIDAVIT; both

should be securely attached at the back of each artwork.

9. NO JUDGE’S FORMS NEEDED.

10. All entries must be done in realistic style. NO ABSTRACT, SURREAL OR CARTOON styles.

11. NO artwork should attempt to portray the face of Christ.

PHOTOGRAPHY: 1. All photos must be approximately 8” x 10” (8R) size, in either landscape or portrait

orientation

2. All photos must be submitted with proper matting, not framing, and WITHOUT glass or

plastic cover (example of matting material: illustration board); for easier display,

matting should be approximately 11” x 14”.

3. Each photo must be entered in only one event.

4. Make sure all photos which feature people follow convention guidelines for

appearance and dress code (no sleeveless shirts, shorts, pants on women, open

shoes/slippers, etc.).

5. All photos must be submitted with a 3” x 5” card and ONE EXHIBIT AFFIDAVIT; both

should be securely attached at the back of each photo.

6. NO JUDGE’S FORMS NEEDED.

SCRAPBOOKING 1. Non-performance. Open for FEMALE contestants ONLY.

2. Layout may be 8”x8” or larger and must be a scrapbook layout. Cards and other

craft projects cannot be submitted as the entire entry.

3. ALL items including photos in the entry MUST conform to SOTP Student Convention

dress standards and guidelines.

4. Entries must be a minimum of two pages but not exceed twelve pages. (back-to-

back pages are considered 2 pages)

5. Entry must have a clearly stated theme.

6. All artwork must be submitted with a 3” x 5” card and ONE EXHIBIT AFFIDAVIT; both

should be securely attached to the back of the scrapbook.

CLAY SCULPTURE, METALWORK, AND WOODWORK: 1. Open for Male and Female contestants. One entry per school.

2. For Clay Sculpture:

1. Entries must be entirely hand built and can be made of any CLAY or POLYMER CLAY.

2. Use of slip molds or green ware available from ceramic or craft houses is not allowed.

3. Slip molds may be used if the mold is made by the student and molds must be

submitted as part of the entry.

3. Metalwork and Woodwork entries must not exceed three (3) feet, and for Clay Sculpture,

two (2) feet in any direction (l-w-h).

4. Follow convention guidelines, except that NO JUDGE’S FORMS ARE NEEDED; instead,

attach 3” x 5” card and ONE EXHIBIT AFFIDAVIT. Include Photography Report where

needed.

NEEDLE AND THREAD: 1. All categories are for FEMALE contestants ONLY.

2. For Dresses: Contestants must make girl's/ladies' garments. No children's garments are

permitted, except in crochet and knitting.

3. Be careful to place entry into proper category.

4. All fashion must meet A.C.E. Dress requirements.

5. For Cross-Stitch and Embroidery: No stamped cross-stitch / 'punch and sew' embroidery

will be accepted. Pictures must be framed without glass. The back of all work must be

accessible for judging.

6. Follow convention guidelines, INCLUDING SUBMISSION OF THREE JUDGE’S FORMS AND ALL

REPORTS AND PATTERNS. Include 3” x 5” card and ONE EXHIBIT AFFIDAVIT.

7. Incomplete and/or unfinished items will not be judged.

SCIENCE and SOCIAL STUDIES: 1. Exhibits must occupy a table or floor area no wider than 48 inches.

2. Dangerous chemicals; offensive odors; explosives; open flames; or live animals, reptiles or

insects must not be exhibited. Exhibits requiring running water are not permitted.

3. Experiment notebooks and other supporting data should be available for the judges.

4. For Social Studies: Photos that are not historical and include people must adhere to

contestants dress standards.

5. Follow convention guidelines, INCLUDING SUBMISSION OF THREE (3) JUDGE’S FORMS.

Include 3” x 5” card and ONE EXHIBIT AFFIDAVIT.

**NOTE TO SPONSORS and COACHES**

Be sure the contestant enters the correct category. When in doubt, READ then FOLLOW the Student Convention Guidelines.

Failure to follow rules may result to disqualification.

NOTE TO STUDENTS PLANNING TO PURSUE THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION: Due to the strict size restrictions of airlines on check-in luggage (maximum 62” total

dimension), please make sure that the sizes of artwork and exhibits do not exceed the allowable size including the packaging. Charges for excess size are very expensive.

MUSIC:

Listed below are the instruments that can be used for the various categories.

Woodwind Solo String Solo (Bowed)

1. Flute 1. Violin

2. Bamboo Flute 2. Viola

3. Saxophone 3. Cello

4. Clarinet 4. String Bass

5. Ocarina

6. Bassoon

7. Oboe

8. Contrabassoon

String Solo (plucked, hammered, strummed) Brass Solo

1. Harp 1. Horn

2. Classical Guitar 2. Cornett

3. Banjo 3. Trumpet

4. Mandolin 4. Flugehorn

5. Mandora 5. Trombone

6. Banduria 6. Tuba

7. Ukulele

8. Laud

9. Octavina

10. Bandora

Miscellaneous Solo

1. Accordion

2. Marimba

3. Xylophone

4. Recorder

5. Handbells

6. Bagpipe

7. Harmonica

**NOTE TO SPONSORS and COACHES** Be sure the contestant enters the correct category.

When in doubt, READ then FOLLOW the Student Convention Guidelines.

Failure to follow rules may result to disqualification.

School of Tomorrow®, Philippines

Culottes for Convention

The SOTP Student Convention dress standards require young ladies to wear culottes for athletic events. Please refer to the following information before purchasing or sewing culottes for your students.

What do Student Convention approved culottes look like?

Box-pleat culottes

Pleated culottes (pleats front and back)

Skirlots (knee-length culottes with front and back knee-length panels attached to waistband, covering to the side seams)

What do NOT meet Student Convention Guidelines for culottes? Loose-fitting knee-length basketball shorts Gauchos (no pleats or panels)

If you have any questions about the suitability of your school’s culottes, feel free to send a photo of a student in the culottes to [email protected] or [email protected] to receive approval.



I authorize School of Tomorrow®, Philippines to use photos, or other images of myself

and/or my child (or the child for whom I have legal guardianship) for any promotional materials

regarding School of Tomorrow®, Philippines programs, facilities, or services. These will

not be sold to other parties. Promotional materials bearing these images may be distributed

for free to the public and posted on the School of Tomorrow®, Philippines website. School

of Tomorrow®, Philippines reserves the right to use any photo or likeness for a time period

beginning when this form is signed and ending upon written request of participant, parent or

legal guardian.

Participant’s Name, printed: ____________________________________________

Participant’s Signature: _______________________ Date ___________________

Parent’s Signature: __________________________ Date ___________________

(if participant is under 18 years of age)

WAIVER/PHOTOGRAPH RELEASE MJS Avenue, Levitown Executive Village

Barangay Don Bosco, Parañaque City

Philippines 1711

www.sotphil.net

EXHIBIT AFFIDAVIT

*Applies to all Arts, Needles/Thread, and Photography Entries*

___________________________

Date

I, __________________________________________________, a student of (Student Name)

____________________________________________________, affirm that my entry in (School)

___________________________________________________ is my own personal and (Specific Category)

original* work. Any help I received was limited to instructional and supervisory

assistance.

_________________________________

Student’s Signature

We certify the veracity of the above statement and attest to the fact that the exhibit

mentioned is an original work of the student. We understand that submitting a work done

by another will result in the disqualification of our school from participating in the next

Student Convention.

________________________________ ______________________________

Supervisor/Coach Principal

Signature over Printed Name Signature over Printed Name

*Original means that the exhibit/artwork was done/executed by the student. However, the use existing/commercially

available patterns as basis for exhibits/arts are acceptable – commonly done in needlecraft. Artist may paint/draw by

copying from a photograph or any printed material. Photography should be the sole work (shot) of the student.

Downloaded pictures are not acceptable in any photography category. For Science and Social Studies exhibits, sources

– designs, diagrams, collections, research materials – must be properly acknowledged.

Interpretation for the Deaf

National Student Convention 2016

Competition Guidelines

1. The contestant is to sign and speak his introduction.

2. The contestant is to provide a Bible story and present it, in two minutes, as it

would be signed to the deaf.

a. Three (3) copies of the story script must be presented to the judges at

the time of the performance.

b. The script must be typed and double-spaced.

c. The script must be written in story form as it is spoken.

d. The Bible story must be spoken as it is signed to the judges.

e. The story is to be memorized.

f. The story should not be signed “word for word” but as it would be

signed for the deaf. (American Sign Language is preferred, but

contestants may use Exact English.)

3. The contestant interprets a song and a short message. This is on the enclosed

CD and will be administered by the Chief Judge.

4. The Chief Judge will sign the following Scripture verse to the contestant who

will interpret verbally to the judge.

“But Jesus beheld them, and said unto them,

‘With men this is impossible; but with God all

things are possible.’”

Matthew 19:26

5. The time limit is six (6) minutes maximum for the total competition,

including introduction. If competition piece exceeds the six minute time limit,

the contestant will receive a .5 deduction for any portion of 30 second

increments.

Interpretation for the Deaf

National Student Convention 2016

Song, 1 ½ min.

Nothing is impossible when you put your trust in God.

Nothing is impossible when you’re trusting in His Word.

Hearken to the voice of God to thee,

“Is there anything too hard for Me?”

Then put your trust in God alone

and rest upon His Word.

For everything, oh everything,

yes, everything is possible with God.

(REPEAT)

Message, 1 ½ min.

We say that we believe that nothing is impossible for God, but then we act as if God’s arm has

suddenly become short. We all face things in life that we perceive to be impossibilities. We

face health issues in our lives or the lives of those we love. We are given a job to do that

seems much too hard. We have to finish a goal that makes us wish the day had 40 hours in it.

We say, “That’s impossible! Yes, in theory God can do anything, except

what I’m facing.” The obstacles seem too big. The clouds seem too dark.

Our fears overwhelm us and we believe all is lost.

In all our lives, in every difficulty, in every need, in every heart break, in all of life’s darkest

hours – God has another move to make that we could never have imagined. We need to

remind ourselves of those simple and amazing words spoken by the angel to Mary in Luke

1:37, “For with God nothing shall be impossible.”

God always has another move. Nothing is impossible when you put your trust in the living

God!

LIST OF ACCOMMODATION ESTABLISHMENTS OF TAGUM DAVAO DEL NORTE AS OF JANUARY 2016

NAME OF

ESTABLISHMENTS ADDRESS

# OF

ROOM

S

ESTABLISHMENT CONTACT NO.

EMAIL ADDRESS

1

2nd Avenue

Hotel and

Spa

Quirante II St.,

Tagum City 18 Hotel

(084)655-6238

Smart

0909-130-8019

0918-800-8600

2 4 J Pension

House

Purok

Gementiza

Visayan Village,

Tagum City

14 Pension House Globe:

0935-179-7000

3 AM Inn

Sto. Niño

Pereras

Compound

Magugpo

West, Tagum

City

9 Inn

4 ACES Hotel Mankilam,

Tagum City 14 Hotel

(084) 216-2495

Globe

0926-117-3331

5 Apple

Lodge 1

Pioner Ave.,

Magugpo West 19 Lodge

Globe

0926-526-0253

6 Apple

Lodge 2

Purok

Bayanihan La

Filipina

17 Lodge

7 Big 8 Hotel

Corp.

Purok Pag-ibig,

National Hiway,

Tagum City

121 Hotel

(084)216-0888

Smart:

0939-903-6178

rontoffice@big8corporateho

tel.com

8

Blessed

Pension

House

067 Gante Rd.

Sto Nino

Magugpo West

24 Pension House (084)216-4808

(082) 308-1344

9 Blue Gold

Purok

Bayanihan La

Filipina

21 Inn

(084)308-0889

Globe

0917-705-3177

10 B-nels Inn Purok Durian,

Mankilam 23 Inn

(084)400-5494

Globe

0935-887-5051

Globe:

0936-181-0115


11 Borders Inn

Purok. Café

Visayan Village,

National

Highway,

Tagum City

37 Inn (084)655-6870

(084)655-6078

13 Bulgari

Lodge 1

Walohan Street,

Magugpo Nort,

Tagum City

16 Lodge (084)216-4827

14 Butterfly Inn Purok Lanzones

Visayan Village 8 Inn

Globe:

0906-667-8079

TNT:

0946-003-8188

15 Bulgari

Lodge 2

Mirafuentes St.,

Tagum City 28 Lodge (084)216-4831

16 Captains

Deck Inn &

Apartelle

Purok

Everlasting

Mirafuentes St.,

Tagum City

19 Inn & Apartle

Sun:

0932-844-0243

(082) 216-3300

17 Carlito's

Hotel

Prk. Talisay Briz,

Magugpo East 26 Hometel

(084)216-6019

Smart:

0918-680-4569

Globe:

0977-171-2715

carlitoshostel_tagum@yahoo

.com

18

Country

Apartelle

Restaurant

Campo 4, San

mIguel, Tagum

City

13 Apartel

TM:

0975-849-5858

TNT:

0907-187-9569

19 Celebrity

Lodge

Bonifacio st.,

Magugpo

Central

16 Lodge Smart:

0947-425-1482

20 D Briz Hotel Briz District,

Maugugpo East 22 Inn

Globe:

0926-252-6623

Smart:

0912-786-4562

Sun:

0942-996-9392

21 Daniellas Inn

Purok Catlieya,

National

Highway

10 Inn

(084)655-9309

Globe:

0917-723-7280

[email protected]


22

De Me

Pension

House

Osmeña Street

Magugpo

Poblacion,

Tagum City

8 Pension

House

(084) 655-0386

Sun:

0975-326-0352

Globe:

0905-953-6556

[email protected]

23 Dominican

Sister's

Barangay

Magdum 13

(084) 216-6735

Smart:

0919-306-3585

24 Dunchel's

Guest House

Lecture Bldg.,

Rizal St. Tagum

City

21 Inn Globe:

0917-717-7818

dunchelsguesthouse@gmail.

com

25

Dream Gold

Pension

House

Mabini St.,

Tagum City 20

Pension

House

(084) 216-2492

Sun

0932-844-0396

Smart

0907-547-8158

26 Drive Inn

Purok Talisay

Seminary Brgy

West Tagum

City

5 Inn TNT:

0948-803-7885

27 Drive Thrue

Lodge

Purok

Sampaguita

Apokon Road,

Tagum City

15 Inn

Globe:

0907-230-3668

Smart:

0930-067-4232

28 Eagles View

Hotel

Gante Road St.,

Tagum City 24 Hotel

(084)655-6115

Smart

0909-735-8481

Luz

0948-315-5808

[email protected]

29

Georjas

Pension

House

Gante Road St.,

Tagum City 12

Pension

House

Smart

0910-316-2329

30 G-mik Inn

F.M. Enriquez

Ardace 3rd

Ave., Magugpo

Sout

6 Inn Globe

0906-850-9935 [email protected]


31 Glorias

Secret Inn

Mankilam,

Tagum City 9 Inn

(084)655-0304

Smart:

0920-221-8989

Sun:

0925-818-5132

32 Gold Inn

Talisay Brgy

Nort, Tagum

City

20 Inn

(084)655-9073

Sun

0935-319-6269

33 Golden Park

Inn

Purok

Calachuchi,

Visayan Village,

Tagum City

28 Inn TNT:

0946-603-2996

34

Golden

Palace

Hotel

Capitol

Circumferential

Road, La

Filipina Tagum

City

38 Hotel

(084)655-9165

Sun:

0922-823-4886

(mam Krist)

gph_frontdeskofficer@yahoo

.com

35 Hijo State

Resort

Hijo Plantation

Brgy. Madaum,

Tagum City,

Davao Del

Norte

23 Resort

Smart

0999-885-0032

Smart:

0918-633-1014

0999-885-0035

bananabeachdvao@hijores

ources.net

36 Hide 'n Seek

Purok Buli

Visayan Villge,

Tagum City

13 Inn

(084)655-9225

Sun:

0935-650-9123

37 Hotel Eve

Purok

Cabanesa Up

La Union

Mankilam,

Tagum City

7 Inn Smart

0948-524-4135

38 Heroben

Hometel

Osmeña

Extension

Heroben

Compound

23 Hometel

(084) 216-1028

Smart:

0998-979-0334

39 Iguana

Lodge

Rotary Park,

Magugpo

Central,Tagum

City

20 Lodge

(084)655-9518

Globe:

0905-954-8880


40

Purok 6

Brangay San

Miguel, Tagum

City

10 Inn

Jerome Garill

Smart:

0908-226-1579

Olasiman,

James Jr.

0908-451-4423

41 Innside

Room

Pioner Ave.,

Magugpo

Poblacion

17 Inn

(084)655-4553

Sun

0922-862-5339

42 J. Pension

House

J Abad Santos

St., Magugpo

Publacion 14

Pension

House

Globe

0916-193-7370

Globe

0926-460-6645

Smart:

0948-505-8732

Tel #:

(084)218-3899

43 Jack Heart's

Place

Prk A

Suaybagiuo

Brgy. Magugpo

Nort

7 Inn

Globe:

0915-387-9027

0935-786-5806

44 JL Lodge

Pioner Street,

Magugpo

Poblacion

12 Lodge

45 JE Lodge

Abad Santos

St., Magugpo

Poblacion

10 Lodge Smart:

0947-798-0149

46 JRJF

Travellers Inn

Purok

Bayanihan ,

Dalisay Gante

Road,

Magugpo

West, Tagum

City

7 Inn

Globe

0906-801-9939

0916-185-6486

47 King's

Heaven

Road 2

Seminary Drive.

Magugpo Nort,

Tagum City

15 Hometel

Sun:

0932-945-8396

Globe:

0935-918-4404


48 Kingsfield

Express Inn

Purok Talisay,

Circumferential

Road, Seminary

Drive

40 Inn

(084)655-9156

TNT:

0948-563-6476

50 Lanikai

Hijo Plantation

Madaum

Tagum City

8 Resort Smart:

0999-885-0032

51 Level Up Inn

1

Purok

Lemonsito

Makilam

23 Inn

Smart:

0939-904-5854

0909-235-9596

52 Level Up Inn

II

Purok Aquarius


Smart:

0920-221-8989

Globe:

0905-870-8393

53 Lucky 9

Mencidor Ave.,

Briz District.,

Tagum City

70 Budget Hote

(084) 216-6976

Globe:

0917-729-5213

54 Master's Inn

Purok 7 Campo

Kuwatro

Barangay Sam

Miguel

14 Inn Smart:

0975-315-7969

55

Ruffa's

Inn/Marcelin

o Pension

House

Quirante 1 St.,

Tagum City 12 Inn

Smart:

0930 2899235

0939-290-4561

56 Midtown Inn

Pioner Street,

Magugpo

Poblacion

6 Inn Smart:

0907-553-6820

57 MBC Lodge

Jose Abad

Santos St.,

Tagum City

25 Lodge Sun

0922-874-2934

58 Molave

Hotel

003 Purok

Calachuche

Osmeña St.

Magugpo

Publacion,

Tagum City

24 Hotel (084)655-6938

[email protected]

om

59 Moon Light

Lodge

Quirante II

Magugpo

Poblacion

10 Lodge Globe

0905-954-6349

60 Motorist

Drive Inn

Purok Caimito

Mankilam,Tagu

m City

13 Inn Smart:

0912-215-4765


61 Neo Hotel

Annex I

Brgy. East,

Tagum City 16 Inn (084)216-1318

62 Neo Hotel

Annex II

Brgy. East,

Tagum City 197 Inn (084)216-1806

63 Neo Hotel Brgy. East,

Tagum City 16 Hotel

(084)216-0205

Sun:

0923-681-5695

Globe:

0935-912-1420

[email protected]

64 Nipa Hut

Purok 3-B,

Barangay San

Miguel, Tagum

City

5 Inland Resort (084)216-3004

65 North View

Inn

Suaybagiuo A.

Magugpo Nort 9 Inn

Globe:

0906-477-1457

66 Pacita

Lodge

Purok 8-C

Curvada Brgy.

Magdum

17 Lodge Smart:

0919-871-2237

67 Oceanic Inn Mangupo Nort,

National Hi-way 20 Inn 0919-240-8632

68 Parkway Inn

Purok Ilocandia

Mankilam,

Tagum City

12 Inn (084) 216-0480

69 Parkview Inn

Rotary Park,

Magugpo

Central,Tagum

City

14 Inn

(084) 216--

9011 Globe

0906-613-0556

0916-854-2360

70 Pennylane

Hotel

Apokon Road,

Tagum City 12

Hotel &

Casino

(084)216-8168

Globe:

0907-710-7399

Lea Mae Apole

71

Provincial

Cooperative

Union

Curvada St.,

Tagum City 80

Dormitory

Type

(084)216-1856

Globe

0916-128-4990

72

PVC ARRS

Tourist Inn &

Restaurant

Doctoliro

Magugpo East,

Tagum City

9 Inn (084) 216-0484


73 PVC Pension

House

Mabini St.,

Corner

Osmenia

Magugpo

Poblacion

16 Pension

House

(084)216-3713

TNT:

0946-470-0546

74 Quarters Inn

Purok

Rambutan

Visayan Village,

Tagum City

8 Inn

Globe:

0915-238-6933

Smart:

0920-754-0373

75 Queens

Lodge

Purok 6

Brangay

Mankilam,

Tagum City

12 Lodge (084)216-0571

(084)216-0486

76

Rainbow

Romanz

Garden Inn

Purok Lanzones


(084)655-0139

Sun

0925-523-1403

77 Rainbow

Lodge

Seminary Drive

Magugpo

Poblacion,

Tagum City

8 Lodge Globe:

0906-679-4982

78 RAJ Hotel

3609Mirafuente

s St., Tagum

City

27 Hotel

(084)216-6207

Smart:

0910-321-0982

Marquez

79 Romeo &

Juliet Inn

Purok Café


(084)655-9346

Globe

0926-846-1070

80 Royal

Budget Inn

Abad Santos

st., Magugpo

Poblacion

21 Inn (084)216-0655 www.royalbudgetinn.com.p

h

81 RV Traveller's

Inn II

Prk. 2 Durian

Apokon Road 30 Inn (084)216-4372

82 RV Traveller's

Inn I

Quirante II St.,

Tagum City 17 Inn (084)216-4463

83 R'Mendees

R.Y.O Lectura

bldg., Capitol

Circuferential

Road, makilam

Tagum City

13 Pension

House

Globe:

0917-717-7818

rmendeespensionhouse@gm

ail.com


84 Silver Inn

Km 61, Brgy.

New

Balamban,

Tagum City

10 Inn TM:

0926-140-3120

85 Stay Inn

Purok Critorey

1-A Magugpo

West, Tagum

City

10 Inn Smart:

0975-313-6986

86 Stay Inn Purok Gulayan

Mankilam 10 Inn 0929-474-0967

87 Suprime Inn

Purok dela Cruz

Union,

Mankillam

8 Inn

(084)655-9652

Globe

0939-316-2916

88 Tagum

Guest House

Corner

OsmeÑa-Mabini st., Tagum City

15 Inn Tel:#

(084)216-2500

89

Tagum

Coop

Budgetel

3rd Flr. TC

Commercial

Bidg. Dalisay

Road, Tagum

City

11 Buudgetel Globe:

0917-814-8896

www.tagumcooperative.co

op

90

Tagum City

Lakan's

Place

National

Highway,

Tagum City

14 Hotel & Inland

Resort

(084)655-6080

Sun

0922-875-9523

[email protected]

91 Tagum Plaza

Inn

Arrellano Street,

Gementiza

Building ,Tagum

City

12 Inn (084)216-3659

92 Tagum

Tourist Inn

Diversion Road,

La Filipina,

Tagum City

19 Tourist Inn (084)655-9162

93

Tagum

Kurbada

Tourist Inn

Prk. 8 Kurbada

National Hi-way 14 Inn

Sun:

0925-577-5509

Globe

0906-143-1519

Smart:

0948-505-8732

94 USEP Hostel Apokon Road,

Tagum City 8 Hostel

Smart:

0939-515-9437

tel:# (084)216-2500

tel:# (084)216-2500


95 Triple Exit Inn Purok Café

Visyan Village 14 Inn

Smart

0919-661-7600

96 The Royal

House

London Drive

Malinawon 2,

Brgy. Magugpo

East,Tagum City

30 Travel Inn &

Dormitel

Sun:

0925-619-1962

97 Villa Aloncia Purok Aaala 2 Inland Resort (084)216-2326

98

Waling-

Waling

Tourist Inn

Pioner Ave.,

Magugpo

Poblacion

8 Inn

(084)217-2350

Smart:

0930-281-2232

99 Wazzup Inn

Purok Galingan

Mankilam,

Tagum City

7 Inn

(084)655-9385

Globe:

0917-303-5713

100 WBC Lodge

Osmena St.,

Mangugpo

Poblacion

39 Lodge

(084)216-4228

Globe

0906-722-4044

101 Yellow Bell

Inn

No.16 Ferido

Bldg., Gante

Avenue.

8 Inn Smart

0910-012-7865

102 Yollan's Inn

Purok llokandia

Mankilam,Tagu

m City

14 Inn

(084)655-0322

TM:

0926-526-0172

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