The Official Newsletter of S.V. Montessori Vol. I, Issue 1, June-October 2014

Nov 3: Resumption of Classes Nov 4-5: Post Tests for GS & JMD students Nov 12: Foundation Day Nov 12-14: Book Week Nov 15: PTC and Card Day Nov 19: NCAE Grade 9 only Nov 28: Freedom Day Dec 11-12: Pre-Tests for GS & JMD students Dec 17-18: 2nd Trimester As-sessment for Casa; Mastery Tests for GS & JMD students Dec 19: Thanksgiving Party & Freedom Day Dec 20: Christmas Break Jan 5, 2015: Resumption of Classes Jan 6-7: Post Tests for GS & JMD students Jan 24: PTC and Card Day for all Levels Jan 30: Freedom Day

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SVM Holds 2nd Olympiad By Mr. Rey Anthony Llorin

S.V. Montessori held its 2nd Olympiad last October 23, 2014 at the SVM

Quadrangle with the theme “Discovering Your Inner Potential.”

The event aimed for discovering the Montessorians’ skills not only in terms of

literary and speaking proficiency but also in their academic aptitude for the

different particular learning areas such as Science, Information Technology

and Mathematics.

Students from Elementary and Junior Middle Division were chosen to

compete for each category. The Quiz Bee for Science and Mathematics were

divided into three categories: Grade School Category A (Grades 1-3), Grade

School Category B (Grades 4-6), and Junior Middle Division.

The participants were also challenged in the Robotics, Web Design, Digital

Imaging and Power Point Presentation events were they were asked to

conceptualize and create their own.

The Speech Competition was categorized into Declamation and

Extemporaneous Speaking, were participants of the former came from grade

school and high school and the latter from high school only.

Later that day, the top three winners for each event were announced and

awarded with medals. ∞

The early morning atmosphere of October 24, 2014 was filled with excitement as the Casa students came to school dressed up in Halloween costumes and cartoon character outfits, all ready to collect their treats.

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Message from the

President I feel extremely fortunate to welcome you in the mid of the Academic Year 2014 – 2015!

SVM is a community of determined administrators, faculty, staff, and parents striving to give the highest quality education possible that will make a difference for our students. I am confident to say that education is different in SVM, where real learning happens and the students are able to get a glimpse of real life.

We unceasingly goal to yearly increase student achievement and prepare our students to be productive citizens inside and outside SVM who are able to meet the challenges of the 21st Century with confidence and assurance.

Thus, we constantly seek to improve our educational program to better meet the academic needs of our students, including their social and virtual needs. Hence, we are currently maintaining a Facebook Fan Page where news and updates are regularly posted and a fully operational website which they can visit anytime. We have also revived the official newsletter of SVM, Topnotch, which is a collaborative effort of the teachers and students.

We firmly believe that schools are a reflection of the community and we work very hard at SVM to ensure that our school reflects positively in our c o mmu nity . Co ns e quently , w e constantly promote parent involvement on the student’s education. Research proves that what parents do at home greatly influences children’s academic performance. Attitudes toward reading, learning and developing good study habits are initially developed at home. Therefore, parent involvement at home is constantly linked with higher grades, better attendance and positive behaviors.

I am proud to say that SVM’s 21 years of existence are years of excellence. And our administration, faculty, and staff are looking forward for a more productive and enriching years of learning of your children here at SVM.

SVM Celebrates UN 2014 By Ms. Izza Quinones

S.V. Montessori celebrated the United Nations last October 18, 2014 with the theme “Colorful Dances of the World.”

The SVM Quadrangle was jam-packed with excited students and families, who were all present to cheer and show their support to the contestants. The activity started at exactly 8 a.m. with the invocation led by selected Grade 5 ̶ Dignity students, followed by the singing of the Philippine National Anthem. Ms. Izza Quinones, the Chairman of the UN celebration, gave the welcome remarks.

The program proper commenced with a colorful parade of the nations of all SVM students from Casa to Junior Middle Division. It was followed by the presentation of altered folk dances of different nations.

The contestants were once again introduced and were tested through the Question & Answer portion.

The last part of the program was the most awaited part—the awarding of winners. Minor awards were first given, namely: Best in Talent, Best Performance in Production Number, Best in Ramp Modelling, People’s Choice Award On-Line Voting and In-Campus Votes, Photogenic and Best in Costume.

Marcus Jade Tanauan and Angel Princess Cataluña won Little Mr. & Little Ms. United Nations, respectively. While Jacob Miles Tanauan and Yvon Albegas were declared Mr. & Ms. United Nations, respectively.

A Pre-Pageant was held last October 15 where the contestants showcased their talents, modelling skills, and costumes.

Winners were determined by the Board of Judges—Ms. Soledad Vasquez, Mr. Rod Steven Vasquez, Mr. Ricky Adorna, Ms. Cristialyn Baraño, and Ms. Glaiza Azurin—who were chosen to assess the participants in terms of wit, beauty and confidence.∞

Mr. and Ms. UN 2014 Jacob Miles Tanauan and Yvon Albegas (Left Photo) and Little Mr. & Little Ms. UN 2014 Marcus Jade Tanauan and Angel Princess Cataluña (Right Photo) were awarded by judges Ms. Soledad Vasquez and Mr. Rod Steven Vasquez.

Visit and Like SVM Fan Page http://facebook.com/SVMontessori Rod Steven O. Vasquez

President, SVM

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JMD IV Conducts

Community Service

The JMD IV students of S.V. Montessori held their

community service last July 12 and October 25, 2014 at

Pinagbuklod Court and Brgy. Magdalo, respectively.

Equipped with their own cleaning materials, the JMD IV

students were all set for the clean-up. Each were

assigned with an area to clean.

S.V. Montessori believes that the sense of responsibility

cannot only be taught inside the four walls of the

classroom. That’s why SVM highly encourages its

students to actively participate in community service

activities as it teaches responsibility not only for

themselves, but for other people as well. It also helps

them understand the impact of their actions toward their

community.

As an old adage says, it’s never too early to teach

children the value of community service. Children who

get involved in civic activities at an early age immediately

learn the value of giving back to others and form positive

habits that can stay with them for life.

The JMD IV students may have been rewarded for their

hard work with refreshments only but the awareness and

values they had gained from the activity will serve them

now and years later as they leave SVM and face the new

challenges of their student life. ∞

The JMD IV students in action, serving the communities of Brgys. Maharlika and Magdalo through a clean-up drive. The students were guided by JMD Coordinator Ms. Cristialyn Baraño.

“Small acts, when

multiplied by millions of

people, can transform

the world.” - Howard Zinn

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Social Studies Day at SVM By Ms. Liza Dejucos

S.V. Montessori celebrated the Social Studies Day last September 18, 2014 with the theme “National Unity: A Long time Filipino Dream.”

The event was celebrated through different activities like Quiz Bee, Poster Making Contest, Collage Making Contest, and Essay Writing Contest.

The Quiz Bee, which composed of three sets, was open to all Grade School and Junior Middle Division. Set A consisted of participants from Grade 1 to Grade 3 and was held from 8:00 am to 9:00 am; set B consisted of Grade 4 to Grade 6 participants held at 9:30 am to 10:30 am; and Set C consisted of JMD 1 to JMD 4 participants held at 11:00 am to 12:00 pm.

The same set was also followed in the Poster Making Contest. While the Collage Making Contest composed of Grade 3 to JMD 4 participants, were divided into 2 sets. The Essay Writing Contest comprised of Grade 3 students up to JMD 4.

One of the highlights of this event was the exhibit of Brochure Making which featured the seven continents of the world.

Through these activities, S.V. Montessorians proved their skills and abilities when it comes to arts and intelligence, and at the same time, improved what they already have. ∞

(TOP) Brochure exhibit done by the students (BOTTOM) Quiz Bee for Grades 1-3

SVM Holds Student Council Elections 2014 By Rebecca Cabalo

S.V. Montessori held the Student Council elections

last June 18, 2014 at the SVM Audio Visual Room.

The Board of Canvassers consisted of Ms. Cristialyn

Barano, Mr. Joseph Jamison, and Mr. Rey Anthony

Llorin counted the votes later in the afternoon. There

was an estimated 90 percent voter turnout for this

year.

Here are the new Student Council officers for AY

2014-2015.

President: RONALD VINCENT ALIMOREN Vice President: REBECCA GAIL CABALO Secretary: JERICHO CABARLOC Treasurer: HANS AARON MALUPENG Beadle: NEILBERT GARCIA

Congratulations to the new Student Council officers! You are the epitome of committed, responsible,

disciplined, and trustworthy SVM leaders. To lead is to serve! ∞

Newly Elected Officers for AY 2014-2015 with their

Adviser Ms. Cristialyn E. Baraño.

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SVM Arts and Science Educational Tour By Mr. Ricky Adorna

The SVM Arts and Science Educational Tour held last September 12 was considered a successful one. A total of 137 participants joined the trip, excluding the 17 SVM teachers and staff.

The first itinerary was in Sweet Harmony in Taytay, Rizal where we were welcomed in a holding area just like attending a debutant party with chandeliers made of recycled mineral bottle materials. The program started with a prayer followed by a dance exercise that made our spirits alive early in the morning. The group was reviewed on the topic of 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) with a demo on how to make a functional product out of trash. Afterwards, the group was divided into two, wherein the Casa to Grade 3 had their Cupcake Decoration Activity while the Grades 4–6 consumed their time in Cookie Making. The high school group had their tour of the venue including the playing time of the “Laro ng Lahi” (patintero, piko, luksong baka, tumbang preso, luksong tinik, etc.). The grade school group experienced the same activity while the high school had their Healthy Snacks Preparation Activity. Our stay to the wonderful place ended at around 11:30 a.m.

Group A (Casa to Grade 3) went to the awesome and thrilling trip to the Avilon Zoo, Montalban, Rizal while Group B (Grade 4 – 4th Year HS) proceeded to the nerve wrecking and full of learning tour to the Myth of the Human Body in Boom na Boom, Pasay City. The two groups met again at around 6:30 p.m. in the magnificent place of the Manila Ocean Park where we visited the Oceanarium, Birds of Prey, Penguin Talk Show, Dry Encounter with Sting Ray, Back of the House Activity, Sea Lion Show, and the colorful Jellies Exhibit.

Indeed, our outbound tour was exciting and extremely educational. To the students, it’s an extension of the learning that they had in the classroom for the Arts and Science subjects with a bucket full of unforgettable memories spent together with their parents, friends, and classmates. ∞

It was not just an ordinary educational trip but a memorable experience full of fun and learnings!

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Photo Booth

Zelene Alethea D. Cabali & Rhozelle Liam D. Ramos

with friends (Advanced Casa-Generous)

Rebecca Gail Cabalo and friends

(9-Integrity)

Juliane Amorsolo, Mico Voloso,

Rochelle Baylen, Jowan Macabenta

Arjan Lalwani (10-Noble)

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You and I By Vernice Victoria Eusebio

Brown eyes shine, bright Looking at the future’s light

Great ambitions about to start Trying to leave a mark.

Hard as it may be We’ll part ways eventually But, know what we began

Won’t end with one share of the hand.

What we made is forever But depends on who’ll hold on

‘Coz we are stronger Than people who’ve moved on.

Literary Board Little Kitty

By Vernice Victoria Eusebio

Little kitty, naïve and helpless Little kitty, walking in the rain Little kitty, afraid and careless Little kitty, knows no pain.

You are alone, little kitty Amongst the crowded city

You think of it all Because you feel so small.

Don’t you know, little kitty? I am here for you

I don’t bare any pity I know you’ll make it through.

“Stop following me, ugly puppy” But I think you’re funny, grumpy kitty “Silly puppy, do what makes you happy”

Little kitty, I’m afraid with loyalty.

It all started in the first day I still remember when I saw your face

It made my heart beat really fast Just a simple girl that's all I was.

We started to have these conversations It made me hold my breath for seconds We started to chat like we were close

I think I'm falling in love but no one knows.

Our generation is about the Facebook trend

I was so glad when you became my friend But are we just gonna stay that way? With me just hoping that you'll stay?

How long are we gonna wait?

We've got our dreams for us to take We're still young but it's not too late

To realize what love can make.

First Day

By Wensy Galvez

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The Art of Story Telling By Mr. Rey Anthony Llorin

In celebration of the Literacy Month, S.V. Montessori

participated in The Art of Storytelling workshop last

September 24, 2014 at Museo Pambata, Manila.

The whole day event was facilitated by TV personality

and master storyteller Bodjie “Kuya Bodjie” Pascua.

The day was full of fun filled activities imparting the best

and effective techniques in storytelling, sharing also the

essential skills that a storyteller should have.

Grade School Coordinator Mr. Rey Anthony Llorin and

CASA Directress Ms. Helen Grace Pillora represented

SVM in the workshop.

The workshop was originally scheduled September 19

but was postponed due to the onslaught of typhoon

Glenda. ∞

The participants of the Art of Storytelling Workshop

together with the master storyteller Kuya Bodjie.

“If you want to learn about a

culture, listen to their stories.”

- Anonymous

S.V. Montessorians Attend Anti-Bullying Seminar by Ms. Cristialyn Baraño

To fully strengthen the campaign for Anti-Bullying, S.V. Montessori conducted the Anti-Bullying Seminar for its students last September 2-3, 2014 with the aim of evading any incident of bullying inside and outside the school premises and strengthening the minds of the S.V. Montessorians to be better individuals.

The SVM Grade School students were oriented about anti-bullying on September 2. The students gathered to listen and extend their knowledge about bullying. Grade School Coordinator Mr. Rey Anthony Llorin delivered topics about bullying, including its devastating effects, elements and types, as well as its prevention and intervention. Strategies and what to do when bullying happens were also discussed. The

seminar focused not only to the victim but also to the bully and the bystanders.

The following day, September 3, the JMD students had their anti-bullying seminar facilitated by JMD Coordinator Ms. Cristialyn E. Baraño together with other JMD teachers Ms. Flor Mangino, Sir Joseph Jamison, Ms. Izza Quiñones, and Ms. Joy Mendoza. They tackled about the elements of bullying, types of bullying and the bullying triad.

The learning was reinforced by an activity on September 5 where JMD students were grouped and asked to answer a crossword puzzle. Each group is composed of students from different levels with different personalities, abilities and preferences. But despite their diversity, camaraderie and respect reigned over each group, proving that the seminar was indeed effective.

Both the Grade School Students and JMD agreed and signed on the Anti-Bullying Pledge—a proof that the students are one in supporting the campaign. ∞

Each group was assigned with a crossword

puzzle to work on.

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Ang Pagdiriwang

ng Buwan ng Wika Ni Ms. Cristialyn Baraño

Ipinagdiwang ng S.V. Montessori ang Buwan ng Wika

noong ika-20 ng Agosto, 2014 na may temang “Filipino:

Wika ng Pagkakaisa.”

Bilang paggunita sa kahalagahan ng wika bilang sandata

ng pagkakaisa, iba’t ibang kompetisyon ang ginanap na

nilahukan ng mga mag-aaral mula sa Casa, Grade School

at JMD.

Ganap na ika-7 ng umaga ang mga mag-aaral mula sa

Grade School at JMD ay nagpaligsahan sa paggawa ng

poster at slogan. Ang mga mag-aaral naman ng Casa ay

nagpagalingan sa paggawa ng paper mosaic.

Pagsapit ng ika-9 ng umaga ay ginanap naman sa

quadrangle ang Sabayang Pagbigkas, Isahang Pag-Awit,

Tula at Deklamasyon na nilahukan ng mga mag-aaral

mula sa Grade School at JMD. Ang mga mag-aaral mula

Grade 4 hanggang Grade 10 ang nagpagalingan sa

Sabayang Pagbigkas, habang ang mga mag-aaral naman

mula Grade 1 hanggang Grade 3 sa Isahang Pag-awit.

Ang mga mag-aaral mula Grade 7 hanggang Grade 10

ang nagpaligsahan sa Deklamasyon at Tula.

Bukod sa kompetisyon ay nagkaroon din ng iba’t ibang

pagtatanghal ang mga mag-aaral na nagtatampok sa

kasaysayan at kulturang Pilipino. Isang paraan din ng

pagpapakita ng kahalagaan ng kulturang Pilipino ay ang

pagsusuot ng mga mag-aaral ng mga tradisyunal na

kasuotan ng mga Filipino. Natapos ang pagdiriwang sa

paggantimpala sa mga nagwagi. ∞

SVM SAYS NO TO BULLYING By Ms. Cristialyn Baraño

In support of the campaign for the protection of every Filipino child, faculty and staff of S.V. Montessori attended the “Stop Bullying!” Seminar last August 30, 2014 held at Imus Sports Complex, Imus City, Cavite.

The seminar, which centered on bullying awareness, prevention and intervention, was attended by parents, faculty, and staff from different schools in Cavite. Author and motivational speaker Mr. Jobert R. Tolentino facilitated the seminar.

Last 2013, the Republic Act No. 10627, otherwise known as the Anti-Bullying Act of 2013, was implemented in response to the increasing number of bullying reports in schools all over the country.

Bullying encompasses physical harm, utterance of slanderous statements causing emotional distress on the victim, name-calling, and even the common form that most Netizens face today, cyber-bullying. According to DepEd Secretary Bro. Armin Luistro, the Philippines is one of the first countries to implement an anti-bullying act in the world (InterAksyon).

Anti-bullying campaigns are now being implemented in all public and private basic and secondary schools in the country. Intervention programs such as counseling and trainings are also promoted aside from disciplinary measures imposed to protect the welfare of the students. ∞

Ang mga mag-aaral ng SVM habang isinasayaw ang iba’t

ibang katutubong sayaw ng Pilipinas.

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The month of July won’t be complete without the celebration

of Nutrition Month.

S.V. Montessori celebrated the Nutrition Month last July 26,

2014 at the SVM quadrangle with the theme “Kalamidad

Paghandaan, Gutom at Malnutrisyon Agapan."

The program showcased creativity and talents of students

from all year levels. Each performance showed how hunger

and malnutrition should be addressed during times of

calamities and disasters, as well as the importance of

immediate response to these situations.

Winners of the Nutrition Month Competition were also

announced that day. The competition was held on July 24,

two days before the actual program, where students from

different levels competed in each category. The Casa pupils

competed in a Cup Cake Decoration and Coloring Contest.

While the Grades 1-3 competed in a Mini-Cake decoration

and selected students from Grades 4 to JMD 4 competed in

the Cooking Contest, Poster Making, Table Setting and Essay

Writing.

The annual celebration of the Nutrition Month every July as a

health awareness campaign is in accordance with Presidential

Decree 491, or the Nutrition Act of the Philippines. ∞

AY 2013-2014 SCO, Class Officers Induction

The induction of newly elected Student Council Organization (SCO) officers and classroom officers from Grades 1 to 10 of Academic Year 2013-2014 was held last June 21, 2014 at the SVM Maria Montessori Hall. It was followed by a Leadership Training Seminar.

Mr. Ryan Muyet, an alumnus of the school, was invited as guest speaker of the Induction ceremony. His experiences as a leader filled the minds of the young leaders with great thoughts on being a good leader, inspiring them to continue working and striving hard in service of others.

After the inspirational talk, the presentation of class and SCO officers was initiated by SCO Adviser Ms. Cristialyn Baraño. It was followed by the induction of the SCO officers led by Mr. Muyet, then the ceremonial passing of responsibilities, and lastly, the induction of Class Officers led by SCO President Ronald Vincent Alimoren.

The highlight of the activity—the Leadership Training Seminar—was held after the induction. The goal of this activity was to orient the new leaders in their roles, duties, and responsibilities as leaders not only of their respective sections but as future leaders of the society. Moreover, the activity emphasized the value of good leadership, while inculcating coordination and camaraderie among them.

Some faculty members also shared their knowledge and experiences to the officers as well. Ms. Izza Quiñones talked about leadership and its importance. While Ms. Drezel Joy Mendoza discussed about the Ten I’s to be a Good Leader. Lastly, Ms. Flordeliza Mangino shared about the roles of leadership. The young leaders also enjoyed the activities that challenged their leadership skills.

The whole program revolved around the theme, “Discovering the Treasure of Leadership.” The learning and values the young leaders have acquired through the activities are the priceless treasure they can keep and live by as they serve the SVM community and their society. ∞

SVM Celebrates Nutr i t ion Month

(ABOVE) The students performing their production numbers during the celebration of the Nutrition Month. (BELOW) Students preparing for their entries for the Nutrition Month Competition.

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In fulfillment of its mission of continuous

development of its educators, S.V. Montessori

supported a series of training and development

seminar for its faculty members that were held from

May 16 to June 6, 2014.

The first in the series was the SRA Mathematics

Seminar facilitated by Dr. Roslyn Egan. It was a

morning session held in Abiva Publishing House,

Quezon City last May 16. The seminar was followed in

the afternoon with the viewing of the Philippine Educa-

tional Theater Association (PETA) stage play titled

“Ang Batang Rizal” held at Star Theater, Pasay City.

The annual Faculty Orientation was held May 26 at

SVM’s Computer Laboratory. It aimed to provide

teaching information, skills and resources especially for

new faculty members. It was facilitated by School

Principal Mr. Ricky L. Adorna, Grade School

Coordinator Mr. Rey Anthony Llorin, and JMD

Coordinator Ms. Cristialyn E. Baraño.

The SRA English & Computer Lab Classroom

Management Workshop was done on May 27, with Ms.

Grace Salosid from Abiva Publishing House as

speaker.

An overview of Singapore Mathematics and

Science facilitated by Mr. Llorin and Ms. Baraño

followed morning of the next day, May 28. A seminar

about “Teachers in the 21st Century Classroom” was

then held in the afternoon. It talked about the

challenges that teachers encounter and the techniques

that they can apply to facilitate learning in the

classroom. The speaker is Dr. Zenaida C. Abalos of

3K-IT Educational Services.

A Teaching Demonstration was held the following

day, May 29. The activity aimed to improve and share

the faculty members’ teaching techniques, utilizing the

most current educational styles and instructional media

that contribute to effective teaching practices.

On May 30, the faculty members went for an

Educational Tour at The Mind Museum in Bonifacio

Global City, Taguig. This only proves that educational

tours are not only for students, but for teachers as well.

Moreover, the English Enhancement Seminar-

Workshop was held on June 2 with Dr. Evelyn

Asuncion, School Directress of Jollikiddie Montessori,

as resource speaker. It was followed by a two-day

seminar on Robotics (June 3-4), Computer Literacy

Seminar (June 5), and Echoing of “Batang Rizal” Stage

Play, all facilitated by Mr. Adorna.

The series of seminar-workshops held is just one

tool implemented by the administrators of S.V.

Montessori to continually improve the teaching

standards of its teachers. In today’s changing world,

teachers must be au fait with their knowledge and skills

in order to meet the various classroom challenges as

well as the needs of 21st century students. As an

Indian professor once said, "Teachers must be

continuous learners as they mold the manpower

required for nation building.” ∞

20th SVM Faculty Training and Development Seminar

NUTRITION MONTH ADVANCED CUP CAKE DESIGN (CASA) 1st – Josiah Ziv A. Barellano 2nd – Nathaniel Noel T. Carcia 3rd – Niña Antonia Garanganao COLORING CONTEST 1st – Empress C. Munsayac 2nd – Hailey Antoniette R. Vega 3rd – Czar C. Munsayac COLORING CONTEST (JR CASA AND TODDLER) 1st – Charles Kion M. Orencillo 2nd – Franchescka De Leon 3rd – Ryan Miguel Z. Reyes TABLE SETTINGS (GRADE SCHOOL) 1st – Grade 6 2nd – Grade 4 3rd – Grade 5 COOKING CONTEST

(GRADE SCHOOL) 1st – Grade 6 2nd – Grade 5 (HIGH SCHOOL) 1st – Grade 9 2nd – Grade 8 3rd – Grade 7 ESSAY WRITING (GRADE SCHOOL) 1st – Krisha Sanquilos 2nd – Kristel Rosales 3rd – Marian Valenzuela 3rd – Marie Francheska Jacinto (HIGH SCHOOL) 1st – Rebecca Gail F. Cabalo 2nd – Jahzel Andrea B. Vista 3rd – Vernice B. Eusebio 3rd – Marti Rommel Risare POSTER MAKING (HIGH SCHOOL) 1st – Jan Zedrick S. Guarin 2nd – Yuki F. Tomikawa 3rd – Arjan Lalwani

(GRADE SCHOOL) 1st – Danica Faye S. Young 2nd – Marcus F. Portuguese 3rd – Erichmann M. Recio DESSERT MAKING CONTEST 1st – Grade 6 2nd – Grade 5 MINI CAKE (GRADE 1) Lady Kateleen S. Ropal Alexandrei Ael Concepcion Derek Mariv Marquez (GRADE 2) Stephanie Rosh Jaciñas Rhett Denley Ladiao Princess Ann Nicole Ropal (GRADE 3) Ethan Iver A. Basinal Kael Cimone B. Tolentino Rosanne Francesca

BUWAN NG WIKA SABAYANG PAGBIGKAS (Grade School) 1st: Grade 6 2nd: Grade 5 3rd: Grade 4 (JMD) 1st: Grade 10 2nd: Grade 9 3rd: Grade 8 at Grade 7 ISAHANG PAG-AWIT 1st: Princess Anne S. Ropal 2nd: Ninya A. Frias DEKLAMASYON 1st: Vernice Victoria B. Eusebio 2nd: Jean Margarette Calmada 3rd: Rhyquen B. Ybas TULA 1st: Marielle Anne C. Habacon 2nd: Rebecca Gail F. Cabalo 3rd: Jean Margarette Calmada (cont’d to page 12)

LIST OF WINNERS

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LIST OF WINNERS (cont’d.) SLOGAN (JMD) 1st: Macklin F. Reventar 2nd: Ronald Vincent Alimoren 3rd: Christine Joy B. Jardines POSTER (JMD) 1st: Jan Zendrick S. Guarin 2nd: Prince F. Reventar 3rd: Marielle Anne Habacon, Janine G. Lazaga (Grade School) 1st: Danica Faye S. Young 2nd: Renz Piolo C. Miran 3rd: Antonette Cunanan PAPER MOSAIC (Casa) 1st: Charles Kion M. Orencillo 2nd: Franchescka De Leon 3rd: Ryan Miguel L. Reyes (Senior) 1st: Eumi D. Magura 2nd: Angel Princess Cataluña 3rd: Empress C. Munsayac UNITED NATIONS 2014 LITTLE Mr. UN: Marcus Jade Tanauan 1st: Rushil Lisle Aledo 2nd: Alexander Ian Bernal 3rd: Marcus Maverick De lsidro LITTLE Ms. UN: Angel Princess Cataluña 1st: Zelene Alethea D. Cabali 2nd: Ayiesha Gianna Sansaet 3rd: Charli Francesca Carolino Mr. UN: Jacob Miles Tanauan 1st: Renz Piolo C. Miran 2nd: Sygmond D. Dulatas 3rd: Cimone Kael B. Tolentino 4th: Kurt Christian B. Jardines Ms. UN: Yvon J. Abelgas 1st: Princess Anne Ropal 2nd: Gabrielle Cunanan 3rd: Rosanne A. Perez 4th: Sittie Jane K. Macmod SPECIAL AWARDS Best in Talent Rushil Lisle Aledo Zelene Alethea D. Cabali Sygmond D. Dulatas Alexandra B. Antonio

Maria Danielle B. Arevalo David John U. Omido Gabrielle Antonette Cunanan People’s Choice Award (Online-Voting) Marcus Maveri De lsidro Angel Princess Cataluña Cimone Kael Tolentino Princess Anne Nicole Ropal Renz Piolo C. Miran Gabrielle Antonette Cunanan People’s Choice Award (In-Campus Votes) Marcus Jade Tanauan Angel Princess Cataluña Jacob Miles Tanauan Yvon J. Abelgas Kurt Christian Jardines Gabrielle Antonette Cunanan Photogenic Alexander Ian Bernal Angel Princess F. Cataluña Cimone Kael B. Tolentino Rosanne Francesca A. Perez Kurt Christian B. Jardines Yshi T. Castillo Best in Ramp Modelling Rushil Lisle Aledo Angel Princess F. Cataluña Ayiesha Gianna C. Sansaet Jacob Miles E. Tanauan Yvon J. Abelgas Renz Piolo C. Miran Sittie Jane K. Macmod Best in Costume Marcus Jade E. Tanauan Charli Francesca P. Carolino Jacob Miles E. Tanauan Princess Ann Nicole S. Ropal Renz Piolo Sittie Jane K. Macmod Best Performance in Production Number Alexander Ian Bernal Marcus Maverick B. De Isidro Angel Princess F. Cataluña Ayiesha Gianna C. Sansaet Rhett Denley A. Ladiao Yvon J. Abelgas David John U. Omido Gabrielle Antonette Cunanan 2ND OLYMPIAD MATHEMATICS QUIZ BEE Grade School (Category A)

Gold: Janren S. Lajom, Sygmond D. Dulatas, Ninya A. Frias Silver: Riya Chloe Malupeng, Alvin Josh S. Ostil, Noreen A. Frias Bronze Yvonne J. Abelgas, Pauline Ashley G. Balangue, Rose Lydia P. Dimaranan (Category B) Gold: Marverie Daphne G. Marques Silver: Karl Vincent Y. Tamse Bronze: Marcus John F. Portuguese JMD Gold: Koreen Margarette D. Voloso Silver: Ronald Vincent Alimoren Bronze: Josef Ramsees H. Malupeng SCIENCE QUIZ BEE Grade School (Category A) Gold: Cimone Kael Tolentino, Sygmond D. Dulatas, Princess Ann Nicole S. Ropal Silver: Klent Dean N. Español, Lady Kateleen S. Ropal, Shean Kris B. Colocar Bronze: Coby Jaeden E. Tolentino, Loraine Calmada, Jorell Nathan D. Juntilla (Category B) Gold: Krish N. Sanquilos Silver: Kristel Joice M. Rosales Bronze: Lionel D. Alimoren JMD Gold: Vernice Victoria B. Eusebio Silver: Rebecca Gail Cabalo Bronze: Marti Rommel M. Risare I.T. QUIZ BEE Grade School (Category A) Gold: Angel C. Iwag, Theodoric Lord F. Ramos, Coby Jaeden E. Tolentino Silver: Jhustin P. Montealegre, Daniel Mclaren Concepcion, Sygmond D. Dulatas Bronze: Christian Benedict D. Delfino, Princess Ann Nicole S. Ropal, Alexander Ael Concepcion (Category B)

Gold: Marverie Daphne G. Marquez Silver: Krisha N. Sanquilos Bronze: Shayll Mikah Roxas JMD Gold: Edrianne A. Gubar Silver: Jaime Hans M. Sibucao Bronze: Neilbert T. Garcia DECLAMATION CONTEST Grade School (Category A) Gold: Shean Kris B. Colocar Silver: Klent Dean N. Español Bronze: Cimone Kael B. Tolentino (Category B) 1 winner only Gold: Kristel Joice M. Rosales JMD (1 winner only) Gold: Vernice Victoria Eusebio EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING CONTEST JMD Gold: Ronald Vincent D. Alimoren Silver: Vernice Victory Eusebio Bronze: Marti Rommel M. Risare, Rebecca Gail F. Cabalo ROBOTICS Grade School Gold: Gian Carlo B. Almonte Silver: Josh Harnette M. Sibucao Bronze: Sean Michael D. Parafina JMD Gold: Josef Ramsees H. Malupeng WEB DESIGN Gold: Jaime Hanz M. Sibucao Silver: Jan Zedrick S. Guarin Bronze: Wensy D. Galvez DIGITAL IMAGING Gold: Rhyquen B. Ybas Silver: Wensy D. Galvez Bronze: Liam Kirk Jaca POWER POINT PRESENTATION Gold: Marcus John F. Portuguese Silver: Danica Faye S. Young Bronze: Eloiza Bath N. Enot

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