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Meaning of Sablay in Graduation Rites

The document summarizes the schedule and events for a graduation recognition ceremony at INCAT. It outlines the welcoming remarks, awarding of honors to top students, a tribute to parents by a graduating student, and closing remarks. The document introduces the various student speakers and highlights that the ceremony celebrates the culmination of two years of hard work and studying by the graduating class.

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Meaning of Sablay in Graduation Rites

The document summarizes the schedule and events for a graduation recognition ceremony at INCAT. It outlines the welcoming remarks, awarding of honors to top students, a tribute to parents by a graduating student, and closing remarks. The document introduces the various student speakers and highlights that the ceremony celebrates the culmination of two years of hard work and studying by the graduating class.

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Recognition Rites | April 4, 2019 | 7:30am | INCAT Quadrangle

1: At INCAT, sablay means tagumpay.


2: And when we say tagumpay, we mean the culmination of all hard work and the years
of studying.
1: It is in this day when students can say, “I finally made it!”
Both: Ladies and gentlemen, good morning.
2: Two years of gaining knowledge and skills. Two years’ worth of friendship,
challenges and opportunities.
1: Two years of relentless pursuit of knowledge that will enable the students to hurdle
challenges and embrace opportunities.
2: To formally welcome us, we have Jem Theodore A. Arrieta of ABM, with high
honors.
Greetings (Jem Theodore A. Arrieta, ABM, with high honors)
1: It took two years of hardships before our dearest candidates for graduation can finally
wear their “sablay”. It is more than just the medals and honors. The candidates for
graduation should remember the obligation they carry with them once they go out of
this institution.
2: At this moment, let us witness the awarding of the students who excelled not just in
academics but also in areas outside the premises of the four walls of the classroom.
Awarding Ceremonies
1: Perhaps, it would be a success for a parent to see his/her child to finally reap the fruits
of hard work. It is just right to give the parents due respect, admiration, and gratitude.
Ladies and gentlemen, Jeriel Coquial, TDA, with high honors, will give to us a tribute
to parents in behalf of Class Nasaririt of 2019.
Tribute to Parents
2: As we end today’s affair, we would like to hear some thoughts that will hopefully
forever linger in the hearts and minds of every one of us here present today. To give to
us final words before we end this affair, we have Rhenz D. Medina, STEM-B, with high
honors.
Closing Remarks
1: Thank you so much and see you this afternoon for the 2nd K to 12 Graduation
Exercises at the INCAT Centennial Ground.
2: This has been Beatriz Nicolas.
1: and this has been Bryan Valdez.
Both: Good day!

Recognition Rites | April 4, 2019 | 7:30am | INCAT Quadrangle 
1: At INCAT, sablay means tagumpay.  
2: And when we say tagum

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