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04/04/2025

KOR delegates clinch 3rd RU tilt

Despite the overlapping activities involved in thorough preparation for accreditation, Philippine School Bahrain (PSB) managed to bring home the overall 3rd Runner-up trophy in the 1st Middle East and Africa Region (MEAR) - National Rizal Youth Leadership Institute (NRYLI) held at The Habitat Hotel, Al Khobar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia last March 31-April 2, 2025.

Contributing to the said ranking, Marie Aliyah E. Ante won 1st Runner-up in On-The-Spot Essay Writing - Filipino, while Samuel C. Aguilar won Best in Suit and secured 2nd Runner-up for Young Jose Rizal.

Though they did not pe*****te in the Battle of the Brains, John Jacob B. Sanchez and Josh Mar Michael F. Sy, who are neophytes, stole the 5th place.

Other PSB's team included Kelsy Anne P. Leyson who participated in the Young Maria Clara competition, Reign Yra M. Fernandez joined the On-The-Spot Essay Writing - English competition, Isaiah Gabriel D. Capiral and Julia D. Valdez took part in the On-The-Spot Painting competition.

The event was participated in by eight different Philippine Schools in the Middle East Region and was organized by the Knights of Rizal (MEAR Regional Chapter).

"We take pride in our students’ remarkable achievements, despite not dominating every competition. Securing these positions with limited preparation time and amidst accreditation activities showcases their dedication and perseverance. We thank our committed coaches, trainers, parents, administrators, and the Board of Directors for their unwavering support," PSB delegation head Mr. Glenn D. Raz said.

16/03/2025

We are proud to present the printed edition of Ang Tanglaw, Volume 18, Issue 1, for the school year 2024-2025. This publication covers the latest news and stories about our school from June to December 2024.

Ang Tanglaw Editorial Board expresses its deepest gratitude to the Board of Directors and the entire school community for their unwavering support in making this project a reality. We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to all the talented writers and contributors who have made this project a success.

Salamat po!
Muli, Ang Tanglaw.

08/03/2025

Sportsfest 2025 | Ball games.
📷 Tanglaw’s Photojournalists

08/03/2025

Sportsfest 2025 | Ball games.
📷 Tanglaw’s photojournalists

08/03/2025

Sportsfest 2025 | Walk Race, Patintero, Dodge Ball, and other sports events.
📷 Tanglaw’s Photojournalists

08/03/2025

Sportsfest 2025 | Board Games, Badminton and Table Tennis.
📷 Tanglaw’s photojournalists

08/03/2025

Leopards clinches Sports Fest Champ

After a three-year drought of championship title, Orange Leopards growled into their hunger for the crown as they guarded off the defending champion Purple Pumas inflicting a 25-point advantage to finally clinch the Sports Fest 2025 grand medallion, 27th of February at the school grounds.

📝 John Jacob B. Sanchez
💻 Doniel Amnitziel L. Chavez
📷 Tanglaw PJs

To read the full article, please visit our High School Bulletin Board.

07/03/2025

TWWA demonstrates traditional weaving

Tagolwanen Women Weavers Association (TWWA) Inc. displayed traditional weaving expertise with grades 4 to 8 of Philippine School Bahrain (PSB) on February 26 at the Home Economics building.

Through the Philippine Embassy in Manama, Bahrain, three members of the TWWA, Inc. from Malaybalay, Bukidnon, Philippines namely Ms. Lorielinda Bella R. Marte, Founder and President, and master weavers Ms. Eva P. Balahay and Ms. Emelyn P. Salihay showed their skills in traditional weaving.

In the opening speech of HE Ambassador Anne Jalondo-on Louis, she highlighted the purpose of this demonstration, which is to promote and preserve the cultural heritage by supporting traditional arts and crafts created by our indigenous Filipino people in the Philippines.

Tagolwanen weavers showcased mat weaving and other crafts, demonstrating techniques and the use of ‘sodsod’ grass in weaving to the students and staff.

“Attending the orientation and watching the master weavers showcase their skills enriched my understanding of Philippine art and culture. I learned that weaving requires dedication and hard work, and I was amazed by the intricate techniques. The demonstration also made me appreciate the TWWA for reviving our weaving tradition.” Sophia Fem G. Hipolito of Grade 8 Mapamaraan stated.

After the short demonstration, various products of the Tagolwanen weavers were displayed, which were widely admired and hailed for their quality and excellent craftsmanship.

“The Tagolwanen’s craftsmanship, not just as a product but also as a reflection of their skill and dedication, is evident in every stitch and design of their products. Their hard work makes their products truly unique and special.” Rojan J. Pinto of Grade 8 Malikahain, as mentioned in his speech at the end of the weaver’s demonstration.

📝 Justine Pierre D. Arceo
💻 Kathleen Audrie Alzate and Doniel Amnitziel L. Chavez

05/03/2025

Another remarkable feat.

Two research papers by PSB alumni were published in the International Journal for Multidisciplinary Research (IJFMR) in February 2025.

Congratulations to Kristine Cassandra M. Lucena, Zarah Sheree P. Alshamlan, Jhalyne Jewel C. Calayag, and Mikaela Ysabel M. Malig!