Cebu Scoopy Club Balik Eskwela 3

"I have no special talents, I am only passionately curious." (Albert Einstein)

Albert Eisntein wasn't special according to him. He was just passionately curious. Each child is naturally curious to learn and to give more motivation to a child to learn more, the child should be supported and equipped with things needed for him/her to learn.

Cebu Scoopy Club Balik Eskwela 2

"Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all." - Aristotle

Not too long ago, Cebu Scoopy Club held its first ever Balik Eskwela Outreach Program. It was their 3rd outreach event since its nascency 3 years ago. The club wanted to be more active in its outreach program so they held another outreach program before the year ended. The program still aimed to help grade one pupils a good head start at school by providing them school supplies.

Cebu Scoopy Club - Balik Eskwela

Cebu Scoopy Club Balik Eskwela 2015
"The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet." (Aristotle)

Cebu Scoopy Club's Balik Eskwela 2015 - an outreach program that aims to provide school supplies to students and our beneficiaries for this program are the first grade pupils of Langub Elementary School in Argao, Cebu.
Posted by Marjun Tacder on Thursday, July 23, 2015

I can't imagine living in a world without education. We all agree that in order to succeed in life, education is one of the most important key. Some would say, "Well, Bill Gates and Steve Jobs or even Mark Zuckerberg didn't finish school". But we can't deny the fact that they all went to school before they succeeded.

Cebu Scoopy Club has been organized 3 years ago. To play with the number, the club organized its 3rd outreach program, Balik Eskwela 2015. This outreach program aims to provide school supplies to students and our beneficiaries for this program are the first grade pupils of Langub Elementary School in Argao, Cebu.

The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. (Aristotle)

Why a mountain barangay in the town of Argao when there are also a lot of students in the city or even within Metro Cebu? We are of the belief that areas like Langub Argao, help is probably scarce. Here in Metro Cebu, there are a lot of organizations and even politicians who offer help to students. Don't get us wrong, students here in the metro need help as well. We just thought that difficult-to-reach barangay schools need more help.