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24/07/2026

The Philippine School Bahrain officially opened School Year 2026–2027 with a week-long Opening Block Program held from July 19 to 24, 2026.

Throughout the week, students participated in a series of orientation activities designed to reintroduce the school’s Mission, Vision, and Core Values—competence, creativity, commitment, and compassion. These sessions emphasized the school’s continuing development to ensure the delivery of quality programs and services, equipping learners for academic success and holistic growth.

The orientation also highlighted the school’s initiatives in strengthening its curriculum, enhancing student support services, and fostering a caring community. Students were reminded of the importance of discipline, respect, and responsibility as guiding principles in their daily school life.

In line with the school’s commitment to safety and well-being, all activities were conducted with strict observance of safety protocols and procedures, ensuring a secure and orderly environment for both students and staff.

The Opening Block culminated on July 24, 2026, with the Parents’ Orientation Program. Parents were warmly welcomed and engaged in discussions about the school’s mission, vision, values, and ongoing efforts to provide quality education. Their presence and participation underscored the vital partnership between home and school in nurturing the learners’ journey.

The successful Opening Block of School Year 2026–2027 has set a strong and inspiring tone for the months ahead. As we look forward to new milestones, let us take a moment to look back at the year that has shaped us.

School Year 2025–2026 was a year of excellence, unity, and purpose—a year that reminded us that at Philippine School Bahrain, learning goes beyond knowledge. It is about becoming the best version of ourselves.

Join us as we revisit the highlights of SY 2025–2026, celebrating the achievements, experiences, and memories that continue to inspire our journey today.

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14/05/2026

Thank you for your service, Chief Reign! 💕 Congratulations and best of luck on your new journey in college!

14/05/2026

Thank you for your service, President Kelsy! 💕 Congratulations and best of luck on your new journey in college!

13/05/2026

Congratulations to the recent alumni of Philippine School Bahrain for successfully publishing three research papers.

This achievement reflects your dedication, perseverance, and commitment to academic excellence. Well done!

16/04/2026

A Call to Keep the Tradition Alive 🙏

Dear Alumni,

We appeal to your generosity and school spirit as we prepare for this year’s commencement exercises. Due to unforeseen time constraints brought about by the current situation, our academic gowns will not be ready in time for graduation day.

To uphold the proud tradition that binds our generations of graduates, we humbly ask for your help. Please lend your academic gowns to this year’s graduating batch so they may celebrate this milestone with the same dignity and pride you once did.

Your kindness and contribution will make a lasting difference in the success of this year’s ceremonies — a true testament to the unity and legacy of our school community.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Your Alma Mater On Behalf of Batch 2026

20/03/2026

Eid Mubarak! 🌙 Wishing you and your loved ones a day filled with peace, prosperity, and the boundless blessings of Allah. May our prayers be accepted and our hearts be filled with gratitude.

💻Doniel Aminitziel L. Chavez

20/03/2026

The Life of a Muslim During Ramadan

Ramadan is a very important month for Muslims around the world. During this time, Muslims fast from dawn until sunset. This means they do not eat or drink during the day.

Fasting is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, which are the main practices of being a Muslim. Through fasting, Muslims learn patience, self-control, and gratitude for the blessings they receive.

Throughout the month, Muslims spend more time praying and reading the Qur’an. Many also gather in mosques to pray and strengthen their faith. Ramadan is a time to become closer to Allah and to reflect on one’s actions.

Another important part of Ramadan is helping others. Muslims give charity to people in need and practice kindness and generosity.

At sunset, families and friends gather for iftar, the meal that breaks the fast. It is a joyful time where people share food and express gratitude.

At the end of Ramadan, Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr, a special holiday that marks the completion of the fasting month. On this day, people wear beautiful clothes, offer special prayers, give charity called Zakat al-Fitr, and greet one another by saying “Eid Mubarak!”

Ramadan teaches Muslims to strengthen their faith, help others, and appreciate the blessings given by Allah.

📝 Jhonrei Gerald Padulip, Jeffrey Jr. G. Celejes, Alexander Ethan M. Santos, and Terrence Andrew M. Abanilla | Kids Bulletin
💻Lovely Farha Shaikh

20/03/2026

STORY | Ramadan in PSB

During Ramadan at PSB, respect for others becomes very important.

One day, a student was eating outside during recess. A Muslim student saw him and politely said, “Excuse me, it is Ramadan. Many Muslims are fasting.”

The boy looked confused and asked, “What does Ramadan mean?”

The Muslim student explained kindly, “During Ramadan, Muslims fast from dawn until sunset. It is a special time for prayer, patience, and being closer to Allah.”

The boy understood and apologized. He realized that eating in front of those who were fasting might be disrespectful.

Later that day, during dismissal time, the same student saw another child eating outside. He remembered what he had learned earlier. After thinking for a moment, he politely approached the student.

“Excuse me,” he said. “It is Ramadan, and many Muslims are fasting. It would be better if we eat inside.”

The other student understood and kept his food in his lunchbox.

A teacher noticed what happened and said, “Thank you for showing respect for the traditions of our Muslim brothers and sisters.”

Because of moments like this, students in PSB learn to respect different cultures and religions. Over time, many pupils began to practice this act of respect during Ramadan. The teachers felt proud of the students for showing kindness and understanding.

This story reminds us that respecting the beliefs and traditions of others helps build a caring and united school community.

📝 Ashlee B. Villanueva, Elaine T. Francisco, and Daenerys Adriel J. Solar
💻 Chloe T. Panizales

20/03/2026

STORY | A Long Ramadan Journey

A day before the first day of Ramadan, Jaafar felt very excited. He could not wait for the holy month to begin.

He remembered what his parents always told him: “Fasting during Ramadan helps us understand how people feel when they do not have food. It also teaches us to be thankful for our blessings.”

That night, his parents reminded him to sleep early so he could wake up for suhoor, the early meal before the fast begins.

The next morning, Jaafar woke up with a big smile on his face.

“It’s time for Ramadan!” he happily said.

He greeted his parents and remembered the rules during fasting. He could not eat or drink until the sun set. During the day, he spent time reading verses, praying to Allah, and reflecting quietly. Sometimes he drew pictures to pass the time.

When the sun finally began to set, the smell of food filled the house. His parents called out, “Jaafar! It’s time for iftar!”

Excitedly, Jaafar walked to the kitchen and sat down at the table. There were dates, sambusa, kuboos, saloona, and labneh prepared for the meal.

“Yum! These foods are delicious!” Jaafar said happily as they broke their fast together.

While eating, he smiled and said, “Ramadan helps us become closer to Allah and appreciate the blessings we have.”

His parents smiled proudly as they shared the meal together, creating a warm memory filled with gratitude, faith, and happiness.

📝 Corazon Janeil R. Viñas | Kids Bulletin
💻 Doniel Aminitziel L. Chavez

20/03/2026

POEM | Ramadan Kareem!

A celebration in Islam,
The holy month of Ramadan.
A time to learn and grow,
A guiding and illuminating light
As the crescent moon softly glows.
From dawn until the setting sun,
Muslims patiently fast as one.
As the evening comes, iftar rolls around,
Families and friends gather with joy and peace.
Before sunrise comes suhoor,
The early meal before the fast.
Prayers are offered with humble hearts,
Seeking blessings that forever last.
As the holy month slowly ends,
Ramadan gently descends.
Then Eid arrives with joyful cheer,
Clothes are worn bright and new,
Families celebrate together—
Ramadan Kareem to all of you!

📝 Althea Daine B. Basilio, Gailenn Andreia Dulay,
Rubecca Janielle N. Laguidao, and Noor Abduhari
💻 Doniel Aminitziel L. Chavez