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The President's Core The Official Student Publication of President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino Memorial National High School

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Acumen"! 🙌🏻Word by Barruga, Philli...
12/12/2025

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨

Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Acumen"! 🙌🏻

Word by Barruga, Phillip John

📌PCCAMNHS CELEBRATES READING MONTH 2025✨Article by: Monica Joyce BaybayPhotos by: Myel Quiambao, Sydney Bernardo, and Ma...
06/12/2025

📌PCCAMNHS CELEBRATES READING MONTH 2025✨
Article by: Monica Joyce Baybay
Photos by: Myel Quiambao, Sydney Bernardo, and Ma. Alesanna Castillo
Copyread by: Ma. Alesanna Castillo

To promote the culture and importance of reading and literacy through various activities, President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino Memorial National High School (PCCAMNHS) held the reading month 2025 last December 4.

The event started with the English quiz bee, which was conducted inside the designated classroom, followed by the submission of Big Book that was graded by the evaluators, the English Marathon wherein participants actively engaged in the said activity, and the Reader’s Theatre, the last competition, in which each grade level and strand participated.

The awarding ceremony followed on December 5, where winners from all competitions were recognized and announced.

It began with the recognition of the Readers and Speakers Club officers, then the English quiz bee, with the tandem of Ma. Alesanna Yvonne Castillo and Monica Joyce Baybay (12-ABM) who claimed first place after showing their comprehension and thinking abilities, followed by Symon Lorenz Maclang and Bianca Marizze Perol (12-STEM) who secured second place, while Kristine Igna and Charlote Andrew Mae Israel (12-HUMSS) finished in third place.

For the Big Book competition, the 12-STEM earned first place for their well-prepared big book entry that stood out, followed by the 11-STEM in second place, while 11-HUMSS bagged the third place.

As for the English Marathon, in which participants displayed their strength in reading comprehension and vocabulary, the 12-HUMSS team was declared champion, while 12-STEM earned first place, the 11-HUMSS team took second place, and the 11-ABM team finished in third place.

In the English category of the Readers’ Theatre competition, featuring The Baker’s Dozen story, 12-STEM secured first place, followed by 12-HUMSS in second place and 12-ABM in third.

Meanwhile, in the Filipino category, with the “Ang Hukunan ni Mariang Sinukuan” story, participants from 11-HUMSS and 11-STEM won first place, while 11-ABM earned second place and 11-GAS finished third.

The program concluded, reminding students that the reading month is not only about competitions but also about cultivating love and inspiration for learning.

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Infatuation"! 🙌🏻Word by Yambao, Pa...
04/12/2025

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨

Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Infatuation"! 🙌🏻

Word by Yambao, Paris Mei Love

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Peculiar"! 🙌🏻Word by Pontanos, Ale...
27/11/2025

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨

Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Peculiar"! 🙌🏻

Word by Pontanos, Alexandra

📌PCCAMNHS HONORS INTRAMURALS CHAMPIONS✨Article by: Anthony Castillo Photos by: Drixie Paulino, Marianne Magcuro, Elisha ...
27/11/2025

📌PCCAMNHS HONORS INTRAMURALS CHAMPIONS✨
Article by: Anthony Castillo
Photos by: Drixie Paulino, Marianne Magcuro, Elisha Faith Coranez, Jasmine Angel Modanza, and Angel Grace Sollestre
Copyread by: Ma. Alesanna Castillo

To showcase the learners’ talents and their best to achieve greatness to succeed, President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino Memorial High School (PCCAMNHS) held the day 2 of Intramurals 2025 last November 20, wherein each team and each player aimed to reach the championship title.

For the category of athletics (50m sprint), John Jeric C. Marlos from 10-Makabansa took the trophy as the fastest player, followed by Mark Daniel C. Lagarde from 10-Makabansa, and Jhandiel E. Fonte from Grade 7, both showing their speed at sprinting.

For the boys’ category in chess, they showcased their feats at creating strategic attacks to dominate their opponent, and thus, Ranz Ray John V. Esplana from 10-Marangal took first place, followed by Symon Lorenz Maclang from 12-STEM and Alberto Clavio III from 7-Matapat.

Meanwhile, for the girls’ category in chess, Kately Joy Dela Cruz from 8-Mapagmahal took first place, followed by Princess Lian C. Vargas from 7-Makadiyos and Danica Mae DG. Pascual from 10-Makabansa.

As for the badminton boys’ singles category, Alen Jake A. Malinab from 12-STEM took the lead as the first placer, followed by Jerone Xyrill G. Tolentino from 10-Marangal and Rian Patrick A. Hernandez from 7-Makadiyos.

Meanwhile, for the badminton girls’ category, they also showcased their talent in playing the said sport, with Marianne Lynelle M. Villamil from 7 Makadiyos took the first place, followed by Karylle Daphine S. Samson from 8-Mapagmahal and Rhaine L. Clavio from 11-ABM.

For the boys’ category in billiards, Dale Seena D. Rivera bagged the first place, followed by Alexander M. Avendaño, while Ace Delosa and Ace Lozano achieved a tie for third place.

On the other hand, the girls’ category in billiards was dominated by Marianne Magcuro, followed by Arriana Janine T. Villarojo and Xiomara Rain De Jesus.

As for the e-sports competition, the 10-Makabansa team took first place, followed by the 9-Makakalikasan team and the 10-Marangal team, while the finals MVP was Andrei Gabriel G. Aligano, the jungle of the 10-Makabansa team.

For the champions of volleyball girls, the first place was the mixed team of Grades 7 and 8 who were opposed to the mixed team of Grades 9, 10, 11, and 12—with the team of Keyshia Nelly R. Adesas, Chriszaline Guevarra. Glazel Rhiana M. Rafa, April Joy Malinab, Charina S. Dayao, and Jerrylle Paullynn C. Tolentino as the MVP players for the said sport.

Meanwhile, for the champions of volleyball boys, the first place was achieved by the mixed team of Grades 7, 9, 8, and 10 while the mixed team of Grades 8, 11, and 12 took the second place—with John Cedrick Belgica, Daniel Lawrence Layos, Matt Macawile, Gunther L. Sodela, Jerzon Magpoc, and Arjun P. Cruz as the MVP players for the said sport.

Lastly, for the basketball category, the first place was taken by Grade 10, followed by the mixed team of Senior High School (SHS) and the team of Grade 8—with Mark Anthony L. Maylas, Hajidie C. Malinab, Jayjay Salcedo, Jeremy P. Alforque, and Xymon Lohan S. Talatas as the special awardees, while Maylas was chosen as the MVP and Zaniel Alexander Sevilla and Eduardo Mari V. Abella both took the sportsmanship award.

These students who showed their talents and feats to achieve greatness, sheer dedication, and unwavering sportsmanship made the Intramurals event a memorable experience for all students.

📌PCCAMNHians join in Intramurals Yell Competion✨Article by: Paris Mei Love YambaoPhotos by: Carl Michael Ramos and Sydne...
27/11/2025

📌PCCAMNHians join in Intramurals Yell Competion✨
Article by: Paris Mei Love Yambao
Photos by: Carl Michael Ramos and Sydney Bernardo
Copyread by: Ma. Alesanna Castillo

To showcase the energy and spirit of each student, President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino Memorial National High School (PCCAMNHS) held the yell competition for the Intramurals 2025, moderated by Angel Grace R. Sollestre and Paris Mei Love D. Yambao, at the school quadrangle last November 19.

The program began with a prayer to seek guidance from the Almighty, led by Glazel Rhianna M. Rafa, followed by the singing of the Philippine National Anthem that was conducted by Marianne Magcuro.

The event continued with the opening remarks that were delivered by Sir Raymund P. Cruz, PhD and JHS OIC-Head Teacher, that added inspiration and boosted the spirit of the students, which proceeded with the singing of the PCCAMNHS hymn, led by Angel Grace R. Sollestre.

It was followed by the anticipated yell competition wherein each grade level and section showcased their spirit, determination, and well-prepared performance, representing their respective sections with full of energy.

After the careful observation of the judges, 10-Makabansa: the Blue Jaguars, 10-Marangal: the Blue Panthers, and 9-Makakalikasan: the Red Phoenix earned the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places, respectively.

The opening program ended with a closing remark from Sir Herman E. Santos, FEA President, who wished good luck to the students participating and officially opened the Intramurals 2025.

Through the dedication and perseverance of the faculty and the students, the Intramurals 2025 successfully commenced, once again showing the schools’ harmonious community.

📌PCCAMNHians participate in Intramurals Volleyball✨Article by: Phillip John BarrugaPhotos by: Elisha Faith Coranez and A...
27/11/2025

📌PCCAMNHians participate in Intramurals Volleyball✨
Article by: Phillip John Barruga
Photos by: Elisha Faith Coranez and Angel Grace Sollestre
Copyread by: Ma. Alesanna Castillo

President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino Memorial National High School (PCCAMNHS) held the men’s and women’s volleyball games during Intramurals 2025 at the school quadrangle last November 19.

As the girls’ volleyball match unfolded in an intense showdown, Team A, led by their captain Alyssa Ramirez, battled head-to-head against Team B, commanded by the skilled Janelle Cruz.

The latest scoreboard showed 18 points for Team A and 21 points for Team B, with the latter holding a slim but crucial 3-point lead.

Team A pushed hard to close the gap with strategic hits and quick court coverage, while Team B countered with sharp spikes and disciplined blocking.

With momentum shifting back and forth and both teams refusing to back down, this match was rapidly turning into one of the most thrilling battles of the day.

Meanwhile, for the men’s volleyball category, intensity and excitement filled the air as the match kicked off between the combined forces of Grades 7, 9, and 10 against Grades 8 and 12.

Team A, led by captain John Cedrick Belgica, opened the game strong and secured the first set, ending with a solid score of 25–21 against Team B, captained by Gunther Sodela.

As the second set unfolded, the tension rose even further, with Team B taking the lead with a 14–10 scoreline, determined to win the match and push it to a deciding set.

Team A, on the other hand, continued to fight back with powerful hits and quick rotations, refusing to let the lead slip away easily.

With both sides showing extraordinary teamwork and determination, the outcome of this match could be anyone’s guess.

📌PCCAMNHians showcase digital gaming skills in Intramurals E-Sports✨Article by: Phillip John Barruga Photos by: Elisha F...
27/11/2025

📌PCCAMNHians showcase digital gaming skills in Intramurals E-Sports✨
Article by: Phillip John Barruga
Photos by: Elisha Faith Coranez, Angel Grace Sollestre, and Ma. Alesanna Castillo
Copyread by: Ma. Alesanna Castillo

To showcase sharp strategy, quick reflexes, and impressive teamwork in the digital battlefield, President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino Memorial National High School (PCCAMNHS) held the Intramurals e-sports competition last November 19.

In Team B, Grade 9-Makakalikasan, led by their captain Lionelle Villafuerte, dominated the opening match with 3 points, securing a strong win against Grade 7-Matapat, headed by Rhianne De Guia due to their solid coordination and aggressive plays, which gave them an early advantage in the standings.

The momentum continued in the second match, where Grade 9-Makakalikasan once again delivered a powerful performance—this time against the Grade 11 team named “HUMBLE” led by their captain Edrian Rico, raising their total to 6 points, cementing their position as the leading team in their bracket.

Meanwhile, in Team A, both 7-Maka-Diyos and 11-GAS showcased equally impressive skills, ending their match in a tie with 3 points each, filling the match with tense clashes and smart plays.

Later on, the e-sports semi-finals officially kicked off as the competition grew fiercer with every match as the top teams battled for a coveted spot in the finals.

In the first semi-final bracket, Grade 9- Makakalikasan went head-to-head with Grade 10-Marangal, wherein both teams have shown exceptional strategy and teamwork throughout the tournament.

Meanwhile, in the second bracket, Grade 10-Makabansa faced off against 11-GAS, who advanced after a strong victory in the quarterfinals against Grade 11-STEM.

The arena was bursting with energy as supporters cheered at the top of their lungs, eager to see which teams would punch their ticket to the grand finals.

📌PCCAMNHS TAKES PART IN INTRAMURALS BASKETBALL✨Article by: Phillip John BarrugaPhotos by: Jasmine Angel Modanza and Elis...
27/11/2025

📌PCCAMNHS TAKES PART IN INTRAMURALS BASKETBALL✨
Article by: Phillip John Barruga
Photos by: Jasmine Angel Modanza and Elisha Faith Coranez
Copyread by: Ma. Alesanna Castillo

President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino Memorial National High School (PCCAMNHS) held the Intramurals basketball games under the supervision of Sir Herman Santos at Maunlad covered court last November 19.

As the intense face-off between Grade 10 and Grade 8 unfolded, the basketball match had quickly turned into a thrilling matchup, where the Grade 10 team held a narrow lead at 18–15 while the Grade 8 team was far from backing down.

Both teams were displaying remarkable hustle—swift drives to the basket, aggressive defense, and confident ball movement that kept the audience roaring with every possession.

Spectators were on the edge of their seats as momentum swung back and forth, while cheers echoed throughout the court, urging players to push harder in this fast-paced battle.

27/11/2025

📌PCCAMNHS KICKS OFF INTRAMURALS ATHLETICS✨
Article by: Phillip John Barruga
Copyread by: Ma. Alesanna Castillo

To showcase raw talent and explosive strength of the participating student-athletes, President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino Memorial National High School (PCCAMNHS) held the athletics 50-meter sprint, which was overseen by Mrs. Alicia D. Lacanlale during the Intramurals event last November 19.

Crossing the finish line with exceptional speed, Jeric Martos emerged as the champion, securing first place with an impressive burst of power in the final stretch, while Mark Ranier Lagarde claimed second place after delivering a strong and consistent performance throughout the race, and the third place spot was taken by Jhandel Ponte of 7-Matipid, whose determination and quick acceleration earned him a well-deserved podium finish.

The event drew cheers from spectators as each runner displayed dedication, discipline, and athletic spirit, and with outstanding performances and a thrilling finish, this year’s 50-meter sprint proved to be one of the most exciting highlights of the event.

20/11/2025

HAPPENING NOW: BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

The game is getting more intense by the time the Grade 8 and Senior High School (SHS) team face off in a tightly contested match. This event is led by Sir Herman Santos, ensuring the game runs smoothly and with fairness.

Leading the floor for Grade 8 is their captain, Jacob Robles, showing leadership, hustle, and smart plays. On the other side, SHS is being steered by Captain Jayjay Salcedo, who’s keeping his team focused and fighting for every basket. Grade 8 is holding a 1-point lead, 19 to 18, against SHS.

Both teams are playing with heart, the defense is tight, the crowd is loud, and every shot turns the court into a wave of cheers. The flow of the game keeps shifting, and no one’s ready to back down.

20/11/2025

HAPPENING NOW: GIRLS AND MEN'S VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

The long-awaited final battle has ended for the girls' volleyball team at the PCCAMNHS ground! The match was between the Grade 8 Team A, led by their captain Chriszaline Guevarra against Grade 10 and 11 Team B, led by their captain Joy.

The final official score was 25-17. Team A, coached by Ma'am Glady Rafa takes the win in this championship match!

On the other hand, the men's volleyball championship match just begun!

Team A, coached by Ma'am Glady Rafa is against Team B, coached by Ma'am Marilou Bayarcal again!

After the nerve-racking and close fight between the men's volleyball Team A and Team B yesterday, we will once again see another fight for the championship trophy today.

The current official score is 7-5, in favor of Team B! But there's still time left, will Team A be able to flip the game?

Keep holding on to the edge of your seat as the scores are changing fast, and enjoy the game!

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