Hosted at the Baro Day Care Center in Asingan, Pangasinan, this event signified a collaborative step forward in embedding crucial financial concepts in the minds of children from an early age.
Under the guidance of Dr. Madlyn D. Tingco,campus executive director, this event garnered enthusiastic support from Brgy. Baro Captain Hon. Christian Benedict Robeniol. “This initiative highlights our proactive approach in addressing the urgent need for financial education among our youth,” expressed Robeniol, reflecting the community’s sentiments.
Ms.Ancheta, a key figure behind the program, emphasized its significance in equipping young individuals with essential skills to navigate today’s economic landscape. “Financial literacy is not a luxury; it’s a necessity,” stressed Ms. Ancheta, highlighting the importance of empowering children with the tools to make informed financial decisions early on.
Dr. Gloria Ducut, associate professor and representative of the BSBA department, added her support to the program, emphasizing education’s role in societal progress.
During the assembly, a series of engaging activities unfolded, each designed to enhance financial literacy. Ms. Patricia Joy Singpet led sessions focused on reading and recognizing numbers, simplifying mathematical concepts for young learners. Ms. Michaella Marie Mamaril guided hands-on exercises in counting money, providing practical experience in handling finances.
Meanwhile, Ms. Bonna Mae Millon introduced creative savings concepts, such as saving jars, instilling the value of fiscal responsibility from an early age. Likewise, BSBA FM3 students spearheaded literacy sessions, ensuring that proper reading skills are reinforced alongside financial education.
