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12/12/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 || CAREER GUIDANCE 2025

Pagatpat National High School proudly held its Career Guidance 2025 on November 28 at the school’s covered court—a meaningful gathering of students, educators, and guest professionals. And while this update comes a little later, it is never too late to share information that empowers, inspires, and celebrates the journey of our learners.

The program opened with Ma'am Marissa M. Ocot delivering the opening remarks, followed by the School Principal, Ma'am Love C. Mandawe, who welcomed everyone with a message of encouragement. The event highlights the Parade of Professionals, featuring Grade 10 students from Faith, Hope, and Love, as well as Grade 12 learners from Begonia and Rafflesia, confidently showcasing their chosen career paths. An intermission number by Grade 11’s Jeryl Kate Gallogo added flair before the awarding of Best in Career Attire for both Grade 10 and 12 participants.

Then the second part of the gathering opened with a lively performance by the Grade 8 Pop Girls, leading into the Career Talks delivered by guest speakers Aeriana B. Uy, Maydene V. Demesana, and Lear A. Jugalbot, who shared meaningful insights into their experiences, expectations and life goals that helped them face the struggles in their journey to professionalism. Certificates were awarded to recognize contributions, and the event concluded with closing remarks from Ma'am Maricar S. Quipit, Grade 10 Hope Adviser.

The program embodied the spirit of learning and realization—offering, guidance, inspiration and affirmation as students continue to climb the staircase of dreams toward a future of purpose and possibility.

Words by Julia D. Barbosa
Photos by John Vincent Salas and Lindy Lou E. Cabulay

06/12/2025

Happy 17th birthday to our very own Science-Technology Editor, Jayhan K. Jaalain! 🎉

You're officially a junior in high school, and we're so proud of the talented and driven individual you've become. Your words inspire and educate, and we're constantly amazed by your talent for storytelling and passion for writing. Here's to a day filled with laughter, adventure, and making unforgettable memories with family – you deserve it! May your birthday be as bright as your future!

05/12/2025

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 || On November 28, 2025, Pagatpat National High School held its English Month Culmination, spearheaded by Ma'am Annabelle Alontaga and the English teachers of the school. This year's theme, “English as a Global Language: Bridging Cultures and Connecting the World", highlights the importance of English uniting people from different countries and backgrounds.

This month's competitions are the Story Telling Contest, Poster Making Contest, English Quiz Bee, and the Essay Writing Contest, all designed to showcase the students’ creativity, knowledge, and communication skills. Through these activities, learners are encouraged to express themselves confidently, deepen their appreciation of the English language, and highlight their individual talents.

WINNERS OF THE CONTESTS🏅

STORY TELLING CONTEST:

1st Place🥇- Theodora Jahnine L. Timbal (10 Hope)

2nd Place🥈- Anesa Macadatar (8 Rizal)

3rd Place🥉- Jamaica L. Egao (7 Dahlia)

POSTER MAKING CONTEST:

1st Place🥇- Jhian Cassandra S. Camba (12 Rafflesia)

2nd Place🥈- Luthine P. Castro (9 Gemini)

3rd Place🥉-Unilo R. Lastimosa (8 Silang)

ENGLISH QUIZ BEE:

1st Place🥇- Rafflessia Kaye Paduga (9 Aries)

Joren Jay Pagasian (9 Aries)

2nd Place🥈- Almira Nicole A. Villaroz (10 Hope)

Ramel M. Cantome (10 Hope)

3rd Place🥉- John Philip F. Mendoza (12 Rafflesia)

Jenary J. Gabor (12 Rafflesia)

ESSAY WRITING CONTEST:

1st Place🥇- Loule L. Parel (9 Scorpio)

2nd Place🥈- Julia D. Barbosa (12 Rafflesia)

3rd Place🥉- Merlyah Summer S. Omamos (9 Gemini)

The event concluded with a celebration of the students’ hard work, passion, and dedication, reflecting the true spirit of English Month. Through their outstanding performances and creations, Pagatpat National High School once again proved its commitment to nurturing excellence and fostering a love for the English language.

Words by John Philip F. Mendoza
Photos by John Vincent Salas

28/11/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 || On November 21, 2025, Pagatpat National High School held its 3rd Parents General Assembly, Parents Symposium, and 2nd Quarter Reading of Honors. The program took place at the school covered court at 1:30 p.m.

It opened with the Philippine National Anthem, a prayer, and opening remarks by School Principal Ma’am Love C. Mandawe, who then shared the guiding message, “Education is a shared responsibility,” underscoring collaboration between students, parents, and teachers.

The second part was the Parents Symposium “Responsible Parenting,” where guest speaker Pastor Homer Eduave discussed the importance of parents in the family, emphasizing spiritual, physical, and emotional nurturing. He highlighted qualities of good parents such as strong character, God‑fearing nature, obedience to God, protector of the vulnerable, provider, equipper, and self‑sacrificial paralleling Mother Mary and Joseph.

Then followed by, Hon. Achilles Jude “Gogoy” Babaran, Barangay Captain, delivering a talk about the importance of cleanliness. SPTA President Mrs. Renchen S. Taboclaon presented upcoming events like Family Day and the Christmas Party. She also discussed other school projects and encouraged all the parents to voice their opinions regarding the featured plans.

Lastly, a performance was showcased by the Grade 8 Lapu‑Lapu "Pop Girls" during the program. The occasion on the said day also recognized honor students across all grade levels. Closing remarks were delivered by Kag. Rio B. Gayla, together with the presence of Kag. Dondon Dablio Gican Supnit, thanking everyone for their unity and cooperation.

In conclusion, the ceremony reinforced the school’s commitment to collaborative learning and excellence, affirming that shared responsibility and strong family values drive students to success.

Words by Jenary J. Gabor
Photos by John Vincent Salas, Cian Carlo B. Bugas and Yrregann D. Caratol

22/11/2025

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 || We are proud to celebrate the hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship of all our athletes who gave their best in competition during the Division Meet 2025. Your perseverance and teamwork inspire us every day!

A special shout-out goes to Janzel Romea R. Tabla for the 2km Walkathon and for Women's Billiards, Aliah Kate E. Bannister for advancing to the Regional Meet!. Your achievement is a testament to your commitment and passion, and we can’t wait to cheer you on as you represent us at the next level.

Let’s continue to support our student athletes as they strive for excellence both on and off the field.

Words by Julia D. Barbosa
Layout by Jasmine T. Cobar

19/11/2025

𝗧𝗛𝗥𝗢𝗨𝗚𝗛 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗟𝗘𝗡𝗦 || Juniors and Seniors Recollection 2025

On the 15th day of November, Pagatpat National High School held the Juniors and Seniors Recollection 2025 at Word of Life, Seaside, Opol, Cagayan de Oro, Misamis Oriental, carrying the theme "Disconnect to Connect". The event was facilitated by both Grade 10 and Grade 12 advisers. This annual gathering that was done for the first time outside the school premises, became a memorable opportunity for Grade 10 and Grade 12 students to pause from their busy routines and reflect on the deeper values that are essential and they can use for their future endeavors.

The event opened with meaningful lectures and life lessons that encouraged students to step away from distractions and rediscover genuine connections shared by Pastor Barry Maique, Pastor Wadie Kinontao Jr., and Pastor Arnold Pauran. Their words resonated with the learners, reminding them of the importance of grounding themselves in faith and connection as they prepare for greater responsibilities ahead.

The second part of the recollection brought energy and excitement as Grade 10 and Grade 12 students teamed up in various games, breaking barriers and making new friendships across levels. As laughter, teamwork, and camaraderie filled the seaside venue, creating bonds that went beyond the classroom, heartfelt emotions also surfaced. Tears of appreciation flowed as students received meaningful letters from their parents and teachers—messages that reminded them of their value, their growth, and the importance of the journey they are on. It was truly a day full of reflection, fun, and connection—an experience that strengthened the spirit of the juniors and seniors as they continued to face challenges and move closer to their goals.

Words by Julia D. Barbosa
Photos by Lindy Lou E. Cabulay and Yrregann D. Caratol

14/11/2025

Happy 18th birthday to our amazing Editor in Chief, Julia D. Barbosa! 💚

We're so grateful to have you leading our student publication with your passion, dedication, and fearless voice. Your ability to balance seriousness and kindness inspires us all. You're not just our leader, but also our acting mother, guiding us with wisdom and care. Your responsibility with money and resources is truly commendable, and we appreciate your diligence in making sure everything runs smoothly.

Your courage to write the truth, even when it's not the easiest thing to do, is something we admire and appreciate. You uplift the voices of our students, and your commitment to amplifying their stories is making a real difference in our school community.

As you celebrate this milestone birthday, we want to remind you that you're not just another year older – you're a year wiser, stronger, and more capable than ever. Your 18th year is going to be filled with growth, learning, and opportunities to make an even bigger impact.

Here's to many more years of making a difference, Julia! May this year bring you joy, success, and fulfillment in all your endeavors. We're honored to have you at the helm of our student publication, and we can't wait to see what the future holds for you.

Cheers to you, Julia! 🎉

12/11/2025

𝐇𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐋𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓 || Division Meet 2025

Tomorrow, November 13, 2025, the proud student-athletes and e-sports players of Pagatpat National High School will represent our school in the highly anticipated Division Meet, bringing with them the spirit of excellence, teamwork, and resilience.

These young champions have already proven their skill and determination in previous competitions—and now they’re ready to rise even higher. As they step into their game, we stand behind them with full support and pride, knowing they carry not just medals and rankings, but the heart of Pagatpat.

E-Games ( Mobile Legends )
- Jhea A. Navaja
- Jilian Dayao
- Elvie Baculio
- Hanzy Osaper
- Eunice Arnado

2km Walkathon ( Girls Category )
- Janzel Romea R.Tabla

Billiard ( Girls Category )
- Aliah Kate E. Bannister

Words by Julia D. Barbosa
Photo by Janzel Romea Tabla
Layout by Jasmine T. Cobar

18/10/2025

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | On October 17, 2025, Pagatpat National High School officially launched its "Gulayan sa Paaralan" program, spearheaded by the school principal, Mrs. Love C. Mandawe, and the gulayan coordinator, Mr. Erwin Galanida. The said launching started at 10:00 a.m at the school covered court.

The event was graced by several distinguished guests, including the SPTA President Mrs. Renchen S. Taboclaon, Kagawad Dondon Dablio Gican Supnet, Hon. Achilles Jude "Gogoy" Babaran, Barangay Captain and Ms. Roselle T. Buray from the City Agriculture Office, who served as the guest speaker. Following the launch, Ms. Buray conducted an informative seminar outlining the essential steps before, during, and after establishing a school garden. The students actively participated and expressed their appreciation for the valuable insights shared, which will serve as a strong foundation for the success of their gulayan.

Words by Zoey Marianne B. Ebarle
Photos by Cian Carlo B. Bugas

18/10/2025

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 || On October 15, Pagatpat National High School celebrated Global Handwashing Day with the collaboration of the WINS club, handled by Ma'am Juvelyn D. Calalang. Students from Grade 7 up to Grade 12 were demonstrated on how to do proper hand washing and hygiene. Global Handwashing Day celebrates the importance of hand hygiene in preventing diseases and saving lives. It promotes the habit of washing hands with soap and water as one of the most effective and affordable ways to reduce the spread of infections, such as diarrhea and respiratory illnesses. The activity reminded everyone that maintaining clean hands is a simple yet powerful way to protect both personal health and the well-being of others.

Words by John Philip F. Mendoza
Photos by Angelie Baria

11/10/2025

𝐇𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐋𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓 || School-Based Teachers' Day Celebration 2025

On October 2, 2025, Pagatpat National High School celebrated Teachers' Day through the collaborative efforts of student leaders, learners, and school officials. The event began at 10:00 a.m. with a parade, where teachers were accompanied by selected students, followed by a ceremonial presentation of colors.

The program was filled with so much joy as students showcased their talents and performed a number for the teachers, namely the representatives from Grade 9 with their roleplay presentation and Grade 7 - 8 with their interpretative dance. The celebration proceeded with students surprising and presenting flowers and gifts to their chosen teachers as heartfelt tokens of gratitude.

After that, a video presentation and message was given by Jasmine T. Cobar, Supreme Secondary Learner's Government President. Honoring the steadfast dedication, endless patience, and profound wisdom of our teachers—those who not only nurtured our minds but also became guiding lights throughout not just her's but every learner’s journey. With a continuation of fun games prepared which was engaged and enjoyed by teachers and also the students.

Overall, the program paves a way for learners to appreciate and give gratitude to the teachers' commitment to education and their role in guiding and supporting the learners toward personal growth and self-improvement. With that being said, it also gave a chance for the teachers to enjoy a day of recognition for their perseverance, passion and love for what they do.

Words by Jelaikha Mae T. Silvano
Photos by Yrregann D. Caratol

30/09/2025

𝐇𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐋𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓 || Science Month officially began on September 1, 2025, with this month's theme being "SPATIALYZE: Surveying Societies, Sensing Solutions". Competitions were being held every week, and students showcased their talent and skills. Four contests in total were held: the Environmental Quiz Bee, the Paper Tower Contest, the Poster-making Contest, and the Egg Drop. A special thanks to Ma'am Althea Sacala for spearheading the contests.

🏅WINNERS OF THE SCIENCE MONTH CONTESTS🏅:

ENVIRONMENTAL QUIZ BEE
🥇1st Place - John Philip F. Mendoza
🥈2nd Place - Venice Kay M. Estella
🥉3rd Place - Jayhan K. Jaalain

PAPER TOWER
🥇1st - Abegail C. Magallon
John Vincent Salas
🥈2nd -Yrregann D. Caratol
Kent B. Nacalaban
🥉3rd - Rheanne Love A. Eduave
Gabriela Laine Dayagbil

POSTER-MAKING CONTEST
🥇1st Place - Rishan B. Kho
🥈2nd Place - Elaiza Jane R. Ermac
🥉3rd Place -Luthine P. Castro

EGG DROP CONTEST
🥇1st - Grade 9
🥈2nd- Grade 10

The celebration of Science Month highlighted not only the fun and excitement of contests but also the importance of applying scientific knowledge in creative and practical ways. Each competition served as a platform for learners to demonstrate their critical thinking, resourcefulness, and problem-solving skills, all while fostering camaraderie and sportsmanship.

Words by John Philip F. Mendoza
Photos by Yrregann D. Caratol

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