28/08/2026
JUST IN | The Philippine Science High School-Caraga Region Campus in Butuan City officially began its annual Buwan ng Wika celebration on August 28, 2026, at the school gymnasium.
Sa paaralan, naging tampok sa selebrasyon ng Buwan ng Wika ang pagpapamalas ng kulturang Pilipino at pagkamalikhain ng mga mag-aaral. Sa pamamagitan ng iba’t ibang aktibidad at pagtatanghal, naipakita ng mga estudyante ang kanilang pagpapahalaga sa wikang Filipino, kultura, at mga tradisyong bahagi ng pagkakakilanlan ng bawat Pilipino.
A major highlight of the program is the HUDYAKA Festival Dance, where each grade level showcases a festival representing a different part of the Philippines.
Grade 7 presents Isabela’s Bambanti Festival, which honors the province’s agricultural heritage and the farmers who sustain its fields. Grade 8 showcases Agusan del Sur’s Naliyagan Festival, highlighting the province’s indigenous culture, particularly its Manobo heritage, through music, dance, and traditional expressions. Grade 9 brings Baguio City’s Panagbenga Festival to the stage, a celebration known as the Flower Festival and a symbol of the city’s resilience and cultural heritage. Grade 10 features Davao City’s Kadayawan Festival, a thanksgiving celebration that honors the city's indigenous communities, abundant harvests, and rich culture. Grade 11 presents Bacolod’s MassKara Festival, known for its colorful masks, street dancing, and festive spirit. Meanwhile, Grade 12 showcases Pagadian City’s Pasalamat Festival, a celebration of thanksgiving highlighted by virtual performances and festivities honoring the city’s patron saint.
Adding to the celebration is the Pagtatanghal, where students display their talents through different forms of Filipino performing arts.
Grade 7 takes the stage through song, followed by Grade 8’s poetry presentation, Grade 9’s radio broadcast, and Grade 10’s dramatization. Grade 11 then presents a variety performance, while Grade 12 showcases a traditional dance, further bringing the spirit of Filipino culture and artistry to life.
Overall, the Buwan ng Wika celebration became a meaningful event that allowed students to showcase their talents and appreciation for Filipino culture. Through various performances and activities, the richness of the Filipino language and heritage was brought to life.
Klouie V***a | via The thirteenth Scholars
John Chan, Sam Ignacio, Zyrene Canino | Photos
