Department of Education

CANIPAAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Canipaan Hinunangan So. Leyte

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DESIGNS
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(Imagination turns to Reality…)

Submitted by:
Regie Ando
Andrew Racho
Dominic Tarac
Shina Janeth Bastes
Marian Dave Buta
Dhanica Evaldez
Rina Riza Sampayan
Cherry Ann Sisican

Submitted to:
Jessa Marie Dulza
 Executive Summary

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A BC D designs is a business proposed by the group 2 from
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11 HUMSS Einstein to create extraordinary design for

occasional venues within the Canipaan National High School.
This business will surely boost because of its friendly amount
and the possible clients within the Canipaan National High
School can afford it.

The products are usually made out of colored papers

attached on the wall. The designs are originally created by the
business owners and some are collected designs from the
internet. The designers can also accept advises and
recommendations on how the product will be made from the
clients only depending on their requests.
 Description

It is a small business made by the gifted people with

great talents about designing occasional venues such as
Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, and any special occasions
you can think.

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A BC D
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stands for Aneth, Andrew, Ando, Beng-beng,
Cherry, Dominic, Dhanica and Dave, which came from the
names of the people who propose this business.

Its goal is to achieve every customer’s desired venues

that can flatter their hearts and satisfy their needs. In just a
small amount of money, you make your expectations to reality.
 Product

The products are usually made up of colored paper and

depending on the season or occasion (e.g., red in every shade
and white for valentines) and also to the request of the
customer.

Our product will originate from our own imagination and

also from the designs we can gather from the internet.

We will provide sample designs to our customers so that

they can choose a specific design for their venue or just an
attraction in their room. We can offer them options whether
they want a personalized design or the design that we will
make will vary to their own mood, style, or whatsoever, or we
will just let them choose a design from our provided samples.
But the most important is, we won’t let our customers to be
disappointed so we must do our job professionally without
doing any illegal deeds.
 Vision
 Make extraordinary design at affordable price

Mission
 To make this business to operate even after years

Objectives
 For us to discover and create new design
 For us to be more patient and understanding in
every customer’s rants and requests
 Mostly needed materials

Carton Scissors or cutter Papers (colored)

Stick Glue Glue Gun Double Sided Tape

Glue Pencil Ruler

Carton Scissor or Cutter Papers (colored)
A carton is a box or container Scissors are hand-operated Construction paper (also
usually made of paperboard shearing tools. A pair of called sugar paper) is a tough,
and sometimes of corrugated scissors consists of a pair of coarse, coloured paper. The
fiberboard. Many types of metal blades pivoted so that texture is slightly rough, and
cartons are used in the sharpened edges slide the surface is unfinished. Due
packaging. Sometimes a against each other when the to the source material, mainly
carton is also called a box. handles opposite to the pivot wood pulp, small particles are
are closed visible on the paper's surface.
It is used for projects or crafts.
Glue Stick glue Double Sided Type
Some glues can be used Glue sticks are solid With more buildings becoming
to keep water out of boats, adhesives in twist or push-up air tight, sound is becoming a
buildings or vehicles. In this tubes. Users can apply glue big issue. Use double-sided
case, the glue may be called by holding the open tube, tape for any flooring
caulk. Some man-made and keeping their fingers underlayment including sound
materials, including wood- clean. attenuation materials.
like materials, are made Permanently attach
using glues to bind together insulation to walls. Use
small pieces of material or double-sided insulation tape
powders. to attach insulation to the
building and ensure it sticks
Glue Gun Pencil Ruler
Hot melt adhesive, also known A pencil is an implement for A ruler, sometimes called a rule
as hot glue, is a form of writing or drawing, or line gauge, is a device used in
thermoplastic adhesive that is constructed of a narrow, solid geometry and technical drawing,
commonly sold as solid pigment core in a protective as well as the engineering and
cylindrical sticks of various casing that prevents the core construction industries, to
diameters designed to be from being broken and/or measure or draw straight lines.
applied using a hot glue gun marking the user's hand.
Sample Design
 Intended market

Targeting a market is a critical factor in marketing

strategy of a company. The target of 3
A BC D designs will be the
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school (classrooms) or any areas that are near from our

school.

Our business’ target is to help the advisers to decorate

their classrooms whenever there are occasions. We can also
offer our service for decorating faculty rooms and school
library.

We intend to give an attraction to every

classrooms/rooms in Canipaan National High School. And in
order to give the attraction we just mentioned, we will create
and produce different creative designs for every occasion.
 Marketing Strategy

When we launch our business to the public, we will target

the class advisers to decorate their classrooms for a nice and
better view. And in order to introduce our business, we have
these strategies:

 Facebook Page

We will be posted, introduce and promote our

business through social media for the people to know
about our business.

 Group Chat

We will create a group chat for more information

about our business and for them to know about the
services we could offer.

 Direct Promoting

We will directly introduce our business and services

to the class advisers and to the other school personnel in
Canipaan National High School.
 Management and Personnel

For the managerial team, we, the entrepreneurs/owners

will manage or entire business but for the financial, we will
choose best one management personality who will supervise
our finances.

Form of Ownership

The type of business ownership will be a partnership in

which partners pull money skill and resources, and share profit
and loss in accordance to the agreement.
 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

ENTREPRENEURS/OWNERS

BUYER OF
DESIGNER/MAKER
MATERIALS

LEADER FINANCIAL MANAGER

Intellectual Property
 SWOT Analysis

Strength: Weakness:
 Can give a better view of  Time conflict of the
a classroom. designers to do the
 Has a friendly price. decoration.
 The owners or  The struggle to continue
entrepreneurs are easy to get clients or
to contact if someone customers.
wants to enhance their
classroom.
 Skilled, experienced and
best in finding ways to
create designs.
Opportunities: Threat:
 Can give benefits for  Less availability of
both parties, the client possible clients.
and the owners or  New in the business.
entrepreneurs.  Absence of the other
 Can improve the partners in the business.
understanding and
creativity skills of the
owners and
entrepreneurs.
 Final costing
Table 1. Price for every service
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per service Php500.00

Initial capital requirements

Table 2. it is agreed to contribute an equal sharing capital with the
amount of Php100.00 each.
INITIAL CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS
Partners Ratio Investment Amount
1.Regie Ando 12.5% Php100.00
2.Andrew Racho 12.5% Php100.00
3.Dominic Tarac 12.5% Php100.00
4.Shina Janeth Bastes 12.5% Php100.00
5.Marian Dave Buta 12.5% Php100.0
6.Dhanica Evaldez 12.5% Php100.00
7.Rina Riza Sampayan 12.5% Php100.00
8.Cherry Ann Sisican 12.5% Php100.00
TOTAL = Php800.00
 This indicate that the invested amount of each partner to gain the
Php800.00 as capital for the business, are from their weekly allowance
and ipon.

COST EXPENSE SCHEDULE

Purchased of materials used per service
February
Per Items Quantity Price Amount Total
service
Carton 3 Php2.00 Php6.00
Scissor 3 Php35.00 Php105.00
Cutter 2 Php10.00 Php20.00
Cartolina 20 Php10.00 Php200.00
(colored
1st paper)
service Stick glue 10 Php5.00 Php50.00 Php586.00
Glue gun 1 Php80.00 Php80.00
Double- 3 Php25.00 Php75.00
sided
tape
Glue 1 Php20.00 Php20.00
Pencil 2 Php10.00 Php20.00
Ruler 1 Php10.00 Php10.00
Carton 3 Php2.00 Php6.00
Cartolina 20 Php10.00 Php200.00
(colored
2nd paper)
service Stick glue 10 Php5.00 Php50.00 Php351.00
Double- 3 Php25.00 Php75.00
sided
tape
Glue 1 Php20.00 Php20.00

February
Per items Quantity Price Amount Total
service
Carton 3 Php2.00 Php6.00
Cartolina 20 Php10.00 Php200.00
(colored
3rd paper)
service Stick glue 10 Php5.00 Php50.00 Php351.00
Double- 3 Php25.00 Php75.00
sided
tape
glue 1 Php20.00 Php20.00

March
Per items Quantity Price Amount Total
service
Carton 3 Php2.00 Php6.00
 Cartolina 20 Php10.00 Php200.00
(colored
1st paper)
service Stick glue 10 Php5.00 Php50.00 Php351.00
Double- 3 Php25.00 Php75.00
sided
tape
glue 1 Php20.00 Php20.00
March
Carton 3 Php2.00 Php6.00
Cartolina 20 Php10.00 Php200.00
(colored
2nd paper)
service Stick glue 10 Php5.00 Php50.00 Php351.00
Double- 3 Php25.00 Php75.00
sided
tape
Glue 1 Php20.00 Php20.00

Table 4. Projected Demand and Sales

February
 1st service 2nd service 3rd service
Demand Php568.00 Php351.00 Php351.00
Sales Php500.00 Php500.00 Php500.00
Total Php1,500.00

March
st
1 service 2nd service
Demand Php351.00 Php351.00
Sales Php500.00 Php500.000
Total Php1,000.00

Table 5. projected cost per month

February March
Php1,270.00 Php702.00

Table 6. projected income statement

February March
Cost Php1,270.00 Php702.00
Sales Php1,500.00 Php1,000.00
Net Income Php230.00 Php298.00