STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
The school has different organizations/student clubs to address the variety of abilities and talents. No student may organize a club or organization without the knowledge and approval of the School Director. A group of five or more constitutes a club. Gangs, fraternities, sororities, organizations, or memberships in any of these formed within or outside the School and are not recognized or registered in the Director’s Office are outlawed and the members are punishable either by dismissal or expulsion from the school.
Student Clubs or Ministries are interest clubs which are temporary in nature. They vary from year to year. Only three (3) student organizations are considered regular or permanent – the Supreme Student Government, the Junior Student Government, and staff of the Phos Alethia.
- The Supreme Student Government (SSG) – this is the highest student organization established by the school to assist the school in its programs. The SSG does not operate independently but is supervised by an adviser appointed annually by the Director. All plans have to be approved by the Director before these may be carried out.
- Junior Student Government (JSG) – this is the elementary version of the SSG but it does not function independently from the SSG even if it has its own adviser appointed annually by the School Director. This organization functions under the umbrella of SSG. Aside from initiating its own projects at the elementary level, it in fact also supports and implements projects sponsored by the SSG.
- The Phos Alethia – this is the official name of the school paper. Phos and Alethia are derived from two Greek words which mean Light and Truth, respectively. Staff members of the Phos Alethia are appointed every school year. They work under the supervision of an adviser appointed by the Director. All articles are first screened and approved by the Director before publication and circulation.
CLUBS
ELEMENTARY CLUBS
Book Lovers Club
The book lovers Club aims to introduce the students to a wide array of literature. We also aim to cross culture through the different books that we read and to explore the different genres. It is our ultimate goal to develop critical Biblical analysis in the students by encouraging them to evaluate each book according to the word of God.
Choir Ministry
Aims to enhance the potentials of the students in singing.
Aims to develop their abilities in stage performance through exposures.
Aims to appreciate the aesthetic sense of stage performance.
Hip-Hop Dance Ministry
WHY DO WE DANCE? We dance to glorify God and to minister to other people by using the talent God has given us.
Math Club
Offered to top students in each section from Grade 3 to Grade 6. Trained for Inter-School Competitions.
Philippine Christian Gospel School aims to stand out in inter-school math competition. This club was created to prepare substantially our students who are interested and have great potential to go beyond the curricula in manipulating mathematical problems. Varied techniques and strategies that provide members with appropriate and interesting hands-on experience in Mathematics will be focused. Furthermore, the club aims to extend assistance by conducting a peer tutorial and a class remedial.
Performing Arts
The goals of this ministry is to make live theater accessible to students, to enable young people to learn appreciation for the arts and to increase self-confidence, self-esteem and a sense of responsibility by providing opportunities to participate in dramatic activities, ultimately praising and thanking the Lord for their God-given talents.
Science Club
Offered to top students in each section from Grade 3 to Grade 6. Trained for Inter-School Competitions.
We aim to motivate students to develop in science skills, enable students to carry out independently activities in their area of interest in science, and to provide an avenue for creativity and initiative skills to grow.
Visual Arts
Aims to develop the artistic and creative skills of the students.
The members of the club will represent the school in any local, regional or national art competition.
The art exhibit is set up in varied ways: Student Solo Exhibit, Student Group Exhibit or, Invitational Pro or Non Pro Art Show.
HIGHSCHOOL CLUBS
Band Ministry
A ministry expression for musicians & worship leaders, beginner to advanced. We seek to incorporate students who can play by ear or notes in a worship band setting from classical to modern instruments. Music theory & biblical principles of praise & worship are emphasized.
Book Lovers Club
The book lovers Club aims to introduce the students to a wide array of literature. We also aim to cross culture through the different books that we read and to explore the different genres. It is our ultimate goal to develop critical Biblical analysis in the students by encouraging them to evaluate each book according to the word of God.
Choir Ministry
Aims to enhance the potentials of the students in singing.
Aims to develop their abilities in stage performance through exposures.
Aims to appreciate the aesthetic sense of stage performance.
Hip-hop Dance Ministry
WHY DO WE DANCE? We dance to glorify God and to minister to other people by using the talent God has given us.
Homemakers Club
If you have the passion to cook then start your culinary career at Homemaker’s Club. Homemakers Club offers its students a practical hands-on approach to innovative methods and classical culinary techniques. IT’S ALL ABOUT FOOD!
The Homemaker’s Club focused more in all the diverse areas of culinary arts including:
• General Baking Information
• Orientation In Baking
• Baking Ingredients And Their Properties
• The Process And Product Of Baking
• Food Preservation
• Safety Sanitation, And Beautification In Food Service
• Menu Planning
Our weekly hands-on practice provides our students with the opportunity to master competencies through a developing sequence of recipes designed to cover the cooking techniques, preparation and presentation of a wide range of food products.
Kian Kee Historical Society (KHS)
Is an academic group of the Social Studies Subject under the auspices of the high school department of Philippine Christian Gospel School (PCGS). Organized in July 2009 with 25 high school students as pioneering members. KHS aims to promote the study of history as well as to develop a sense of awareness in conserving the heritage of our community.
Math Club
Philippine Christian Gospel School aims to stand out in inter-school math competition. This club was created to prepare substantially our students who are interested and have great potential to go beyond the curricula in manipulating mathematical problems. Varied techniques and strategies that provide members with appropriate and interesting hands-on experience in Mathematics will be focused. Furthermore, the club aims to extend assistance by conducting a peer tutorial and a class remedial.
Performing Arts
The goals of this ministry is to make live theater accessible to students, to enable young people to learn appreciation for the arts and to increase self-confidence, self-esteem and a sense of responsibility by providing opportunities to participate in dramatic activities, ultimately praising and thanking the Lord for their God-given talents.
Science Club
We aim to motivate students to develop in science skills, enable students to carry out independently activities in their area of interest in science, and to provide an avenue for creativity and initiative skills to grow.
Visual Arts
Aims to develop the artistic and creative skills of the students.
The members of the club will represent the school in any local, regional or national art competition.
The art exhibit is set up in varied ways: Student Solo Exhibit, Student Group Exhibit or, Invitational Pro or Non Pro Art Show.
Young Journalist Club
Young Journalist is a club for student writers, student artists and student photographers conniving to produce a God-centered, updated school magazine, Phos Alethia.
OBJECTIVES:
• Enhance the talents of aspiring writers, amateur artists and photographers.
• Develop the skill of data collecting and writing truthful journalism.
• Inculcate the value of spreading the Word of God through writing, drawing and photography.