Celebrating Milestones: Moving Up Ceremony 2024

Olah, wonderful readers! Back at it again with another blog! 😉😍

It's been a long time since I last published a blog. My apologies! But thank you for visiting and sticking with me.

Join me in reading my blog as I share the moments we celebrated the moving up ceremony of my sisters. 🤗

Moving Up ceremony will be a significant milestone in your life, symbolizing change, progress, and the start of new adventures. It is a significant event for any child, marking their progress and success in advancing to the next level. It's no surprise that parents beam with pride because of it.

When you witness their smiles and share in their joy, especially for their small or big achievements, it's clear why we eagerly anticipate graduations and moving-up ceremonies each year. That’s one of our best moments. 😊

That's why I'm writing this blog: to create beautiful memories that will be cherished as they grow older.

May 29, 2024
Moving Up Ceremony of the Kindergarten Students in Caduawan Elementary School

The night before, I stayed up a little later to prepare everything that would be needed for the day. I ironed my sister's school uniform in preparation for their moving-up ceremony the following day. I cleaned her shoes and organized everything for her.

You might wonder why I'm the one preparing it instead of our mother. Since my mother works as the Barangay Secretary, I've taken on the role of babysitting my sister and serving as a second mother to her. It's easier for me because I work from home, allowing me to take care of her while I work. I am also responsible for taking her to school and purchasing all her school necessities.

We started preparing early that morning, around 5:30 AM, as they were scheduled to attend Mass at 7 AM. Following the mass, the program will start, which is the Kindergarten moving-up ceremony.

To begin the program the Kindergarteners, along with their parents, prepared for their processional march. Since my father was not with us because of his work, my mother and boyfriend accompanied my sister to her place.

They performed their doxology song, followed by the singing of our national anthem. The guest speakers and school principal delivered their inspirational messages to the graduates. It is heartwarming to see the kids so focused on listening to the speakers and interacting with them.

One of the kindergarten students, who is an academic achiever gave his Welcome address speech to everybody. A student also delivered their Pledge of Loyalty speech, which was followed by others.

Of course, our little achiever will also share her heartfelt words of gratitude for everyone who has been part of their journey. As a family, we are incredibly proud of our little one for all the achievements she has gained in this first step toward fulfilling her dreams.

During her Daycare days, she was awarded medals and had the opportunity to speak in front of everyone. We all know how challenging it is to speak in front of a large audience, but our little girl did wonderfully.

And now, she has also been recognized as an Academic Achiever and received many extra-curricular awards! She never fails to surprise us with her hard work in school, and we couldn't be prouder of her.

There is a part of the program where the Kindergarteners will perform. They will sing two graduation songs. I got teary-eyed watching the kids. They are so cute, and I know these children have big dreams that they will achieve in the future.

Just to share, I majored in Preschool Education (BEED). This is why I have such a soft spot in my heart for children. Anyway, after their graduation songs, they performed a dance number to 'Girl in the Mirror.'

My sister took the lead in the dance, and everyone laughed as she put her all into it, owning the dance floor. It's delightful to see how much she enjoys her moving-up ceremony.

Now, it's time for the giving of gifts and laying of offerings. We presented my sister with a gift because we believe she deserves it.

May 30, 2024
Moving Up Ceremony of Tabogon Roosevelt High School

The day after our youngest sister's moving-up ceremony was the moving-up ceremony for my other sister, who is in Grade 9. She also received a medal and special awards. From elementary school through Grade 9, she has been a consistent honor student, never failing to make us proud.

This time, only my other sisters and I attended her moving-up ceremony. My mother had an important work meeting that day, so as the eldest, I represented my sister as her guardian.

I walked with her on stage with a proud heart, happy for all her achievements and praying for many more to come.

I know that going to school and learning can be quite challenging, but these beautiful girls in my life have done their best in everything. I am the proudest big sister in the world!! 😍

Thank you for reading my blog all the way through! I truly appreciate your love and support. You are a blessing.

Up to my next blog! Until then, Take care and be Kind!😍