Latest Activities

his year’s first term of learning sessions was successfully implemented from September 2023 to January 2024. The Co-learners provided everything that is necessary to reach the goals and objectives of every learning session. Reflecting on what transpired during the implementation of the learning plans, the learners’ active engagement during learning sessions and the parents’ commitment to help in maintaining the learning hubs were truly evident.

SAI organized a Creativity and Innovation Training that was facilitated by its resource speaker, Mr. Masaki Mitsuhashi. It was held last January 23, 2024 and it was attended by seven (7) SAI staff via the Zoom Meeting Room.

The staff of Silid Aralan, Inc. celebrated their Year-End Party on December 12-14, 2023 at the breathtaking beach of Zambales.

Silid Aralan celebrated the Year-End Parties between December 2-13, 2023 in different learning hubs with the theme “Emotions in Color.” The learners dressed up in their favorite color from head to toe. To make the party even more special, Silid Aralan prepared games, gifts, dance presentations, and delicious food and drinks for all the learners. The parties started with an opening prayer that was led by a learner and proceeded to the different kinds of games where learners can play and compete with one another with enjoyment.

As most of us believe in and agree with, “education is a lifelong process.” Before 2023 ended, Silid Aralan conducted a training on December 19, 2023 on Microsoft Office Utilization. It was facilitated by Ms. Michelle Reyes Angeles via a hybrid type of training where four participants joined in person and one participant joined virtually. It was truly a fruitful and fun learning experience, ending the year with a learning that each participant can carry with them in the new year.

Silid Aralan made waves last December with the launch of its captivating doodle art merchandise. The initiative aimed to celebrate the creativity of our learners by transforming their remarkable doodle creations into tangible items such as T-shirts, tote bags, and mugs.