Lugmah PS Successfully Opens Kindergarten Class 2016

Despite the lack of school building, unavailability of permanent teacher and smaller number of couples producing children qualified to enroll in Kindergarten Class, Lugmah Primary School, through the strong initiative of the TIC, Delda J. Amdan  is still successfully in the opening of Kindergarten Class as required by the Office of the Division Planning strongly suggested last Defense. The PSDS felt also successful as he sighted the Day Care Building partitioned for the accommodation of both Day Care learners and Kindergarten enrollees. The division of the inner space of the Day Care Center came after the permission of the Barangay Chairperson of Barangay Bunot, Indanan, Sulu through the willingness of Day Care Teacher, Durisa Ainal.

At the very start of first day of classes, Nursima K. Ajijun, LET passer told the PSDS yesterday, while doing monitoring to their school, that she had already four learners, 2 boys and 2 girls. She nodded when Sir Moore asked her assurance to make it 10. Nursima K. Ajijun was formerly rendering volunteer teaching service in Bakud Elementary School, Jolo 3 District. In a close dialogue with Sir Sam, she revealed that she attended many orientations Kindergarten Curriculum in her former school. She decided to render service more in her homeplace when her TIC told her the need for Kindergarten teacher in Lugmah Primary School. In reality, she wanted to be hired in her native place than outside of it.

Seemingly, Nursima K. Ajijun looked relative with Naser L. Assil as Sir Moore observed their behavior and closeness. Yet, it was the first time to meet with the District Property Custodian in the school. It was truly because his better half is close with the Kindergarten teacher for many years. Unfortunately, her class in Day Care Building was out of the campus of Lugmah Primary School. It was about seventy meters away from Langka A. Palahuddin, Grade 1 teacher in Lugmah PS. It is located on the other side of road of Indanan-Parang National Highway.

The PSDS let her hear some words releasing to Langka A. Palahuddin on the plan how their school returns to ist original location with Deed of Donation so that school improvement particularly in physical aspect is expected to spread in the official area of Lugmah Primary School. Langka A Palahuddin confirmed her readiness for the plan anytime because she heard the PSDS mentioning many benefits from DepED fails to reach the school like school building, WatSan and other physical facilities unless the school stands on its donated school site. Kindergarten classroom construction is possible to happen in the same site once the enrollment can cope up the standard size of per classroom.