WITH YOUR help, Alabel Central Elementary School can win 80 laptops through the e.Studyante Program, a partnership between Procter & Gamble, Smart Communications, and Synergeia Foundation.
The e.Studyante Program recognizes the importance of computer-aided instruction in helping our pupils learn better. This year, Procter & Gable will give away 400 laptops with internet connection powered by Smart Communications to 5 schools in the Philippines and Alabel Central Elementary School (ACES) is one of the possible recipients.
Watch this video to know more about the program:
To help ACES pupils gain access to ICT-Enhanced learning, please take some time to cast your vote through the e.Studyante Facebook Page.
- Login to Facebook
- Go to this link: e.Studyante Program.
- You will be asked to run a Facebook app, allow it to access your info, and key in your mobile number.
- Cast you vote. Look for Alabel Central Elementary School in the lower portion of the page.
You may also support the program by patronizing Procter & Gamble products. The company looks forward to providing 1,000,000 child-friendly laptops to the poorest schools in the country. Participating brands include Safeguard, Tide, Pampers, Downy, Ariel, Pantene, Head & Shoulders, Joy, Rejoice, Whisper, Olay, Gillette, Vicks and Ambi-Pur.
Cast your vote now and help ACES pupils win a chance to experience better learning.
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we would like to know how can we also be considered for this project. Our school, the Diclum Elementary School is the second largest in our district, located along a national highway by the shoreline and is accessible with broadband internet. our school was once named in 1993 most effective in the entire philippines and is remains at present to be peopled by one of the best and the brightest teachers in the province of antique. pls help us
I believe that screening of schools for this round of the e.Studyante Program has already been done. According to reports, P&G will continue to give away more laptops.
Please visit their Facebook Page and send a message to the administrators of that page about your concern.
Good luck to your school!