THE DEPARTMENT of Education has started streaming episodes of the ETUlay Summer Camp to further enhance the knowledge acquired by students in the previous school year.

ETUlay offers English and Math remediation programs as well as Scouting, Arts and Craft Class, Music Class/Playing of Musical Instrument, Theater Play-acting workshop, and other segments from July 19 until August 28.

Tutors from different school divisions will lead the discussion of separate topics from Monday to Friday at 9 a.m. to 12 noon.

The sessions are aired on the main DepEd social media pages and other DepEd Tayo Regional Facebook accounts.

ETUlay was launched earlier this year to provide an online tutorial platform for learners and teachers.

“Even on summer breaks, we are encouraging our learners to engage in these kinds of activities for them to expand their knowledge and prior skills attained throughout the past school year,” DepEd Secretary Leonor Magtolis Briones said.

“We want to make sure that our learners are ready and prepared to take their future subjects in their next year level, especially that we are currently implementing the distance learning modality,” Briones added.

Undersecretary for Administration Alain Del B. Pascua said that ETUlay was part of the DepEd’s efforts to modernize the education system.

“The country needs to upgrade the delivery of education by utilizing the digital age’s full and creative use of technology,” he said.

“This ETULay initiative is one of the many steps being taken by DepEd to ensure that this transformation happens for the benefit of our learners,” Pascua added.