The University of Batangas Lipa City (UBLC), through its Community Extension Services Office and High School Department, recently spearheaded an educational outreach initiative titled “Project Unlad pamBata sa Likas na Karunungan” at Bulacnin Elementary School. This meaningful program was designed to support early childhood education by strengthening the literacy skills of young learners.
As part of the initiative, reading tutorial sessions were conducted for 75 Grade 1 and 2 students, ensuring they receive the guidance needed to build a solid foundation in reading comprehension and fluency. The program emphasized the importance of early literacy in shaping a child’s academic success and long-term learning journey.
UBLC’s commitment to educational development was evident as teachers and student volunteers actively engaged with the children through interactive storytelling, phonics exercises, and guided reading sessions. These activities were carefully structured to make learning both enjoyable and effective, fostering a positive reading culture among the young participants.
Beyond enhancing reading proficiency, Project Unlad pamBata sa Likas na Karunungan sought to cultivate a deep love for learning in the students. By creating a supportive and nurturing environment, the initiative not only helped improve literacy but also encouraged self-confidence and curiosity—essential traits for lifelong learning.
This project is a testament to the University of Batangas Lipa City’s dedication to community involvement and educational empowerment. By reaching out to young learners in need of academic support, UBLC continues to uphold its mission of making quality education accessible to all, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to succeed.