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The Horizon The Official School Publication of Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College - Junior High School Department

26/10/2025

𝐖𝐀𝐓𝐂𝐇: Acknowledging their vital role in cultivating students, the Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College - Junior High School department organized the World Teachers’ Day celebration at the OLOPSC gymnasium and classrooms last October 6.

Video: Sky Chingcuanco & Jian Ronquillo

π‡π€πππ„ππˆππ† ππŽπ–: In response to the frequent seismic activity in the country, the Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College β€” J...
20/10/2025

π‡π€πππ„ππˆππ† ππŽπ–: In response to the frequent seismic activity in the country, the Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College β€” Junior High School department is participating in the citywide earthquake drill in order to keep the students and staff prepared for the possible occurance of the big one.

Caption: Ayana LeaΓ±o
Photos: Roslyn Galano

𝐅𝐄𝐀𝐓𝐔𝐑𝐄 | Beyond the Blackboard: The Heart that Keeps TeachingThey say that teaching is the profession that teaches all ...
14/10/2025

𝐅𝐄𝐀𝐓𝐔𝐑𝐄 | Beyond the Blackboard: The Heart that Keeps Teaching

They say that teaching is the profession that teaches all other professions, but behind every teacher is a story deeply rooted within their values. One that reflects patience, perseverance, and the belief that any pupil can learn something new, even on the toughest of days.

Every October 5th, those stories take center stage. Classrooms turn into venues of gratitude as students and teachers gather to celebrate World Teachers’ Day, a time to honor the very people who make learning possible.

The event was first celebrated in 1994, when the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) established it to commemorate the 1966 ILO/UNESCO Recommendation concerning the Status of Teachers. Since then, it has served as a global reminder of how educators shape lives and build futures, often with little recognition, but endless devotion.

At Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College (OLOPSC), the celebration was no different. The school gymnasium echoed with cheers and applause as students took the stage with performances of song and dance. Teachers, usually the ones leading the classroom, now found themselves laughing and playing games prepared especially for them, all in the spirit of fun and appreciation.

For one day, teachers were no longer just standing in front of a class; they were the guests of honor, applauded for their compassion and commitment.

"I've been teaching at OLOPSC for ten years, so my old students are already well into college and professionals by now," stated Joana ResueΓ±o, a math teacher for Grades 8 to 9, "To see them grow into the professional they are now is the most rewarding part about being a teacher," she added.

However, no story is complete without conflictβ€”and for many teachers, the journey is far from easy. Behind every smile and every lesson plan are sleepless nights, heavy workloads, and moments of doubt that often go unnoticed.

Yet, it is precisely during Teachers’ Day that these struggles are seen, acknowledged, and celebrated. The applause, laughter, and sincere β€œthank yous” become a reminder that their work, though exhausting, is deeply meaningful.

"Teachers are beyond just teachers," said Francine Panahon, a Grade 8 Student, "They teach us not only about academics, but more on life and how we can improve as a person." she added.

World Teachers’ Day is more than just a one-day celebration, it’s also a moment of reflection for both students and teachers alike. It reminds everyone that behind every lesson is a heart that cares, and behind every teacher is a story worth honoring.

As the celebration ends and the classrooms return to their usual rhythm, one truth remains: the heart that keeps teaching beats quietly, but its impact echoes for a lifetime.

Article: Zavrina Gonzales
Photos: Camille Rosario & Ravi Garcia

11/10/2025

𝐖𝐀𝐓𝐂𝐇: As part of the Science Month celebration, the Junior High School department commenced the β€œSci-Awit: Huni ng Agham, Himig ng Kalikasan,” where students expressed their talents in singing and dancing.

Video: Ravi Garcia

𝚰𝐍 ππ‡πŽπ“πŽπ’: The Junior High School department of Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College continued to celebrate Teachers' Da...
06/10/2025

𝚰𝐍 ππ‡πŽπ“πŽπ’: The Junior High School department of Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College continued to celebrate Teachers' Day in their respective classrooms on October 6, honoring the sacrifice of their second parents with fun activities and shared meals.

Caption: Gabriel Robles
Photos: Camille Rosario

π‡π€πππ„ππˆππ† ππŽπ–: In celebration of World Teachers’ Day, the Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College – Junior High School Depa...
06/10/2025

π‡π€πππ„ππˆππ† ππŽπ–: In celebration of World Teachers’ Day, the Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College – Junior High School Department commences the Teachers’ Day Program as students and faculty unite to extend deep appreciation to the educators who shape minds at the OLOPSC Gymnasium on October 6.

Caption: Chloe Ngo
Photos: Camille Rosario

After competing with 1,197 delegates from 104 schools all over the islands, The Horizon and Hayag Kalayaan proudly prese...
03/10/2025

After competing with 1,197 delegates from 104 schools all over the islands, The Horizon and Hayag Kalayaan proudly presents its excellence as they bring home 20 awards from the 16th National Campus Media Conference in Clark, Pampanga.

We extend our gratitude to the parents, teachers, PTA, and the administration for making these achievements possible with their utmost support!

02/10/2025

π—•π—”π—Ÿπ—œπ—§π—”: The Horizon, Hayag Kalayaan nag-uwi ng 20 parangal mula sa 16th National Campus Media Conference

Mula sa kanilang naunang tagumpay sa Tagaytay sa Word Cup National Journalism Conference, muling ipinamalas ng The Horizon at ilan sa mga miyembro ng Hayag Kalayaan ang kanilang kahusayan sa pamamahayag matapos makasungkit ng 20 parangal mula sa ika-16 na National Campus Media Conference na ginanap noong Setyembre 25-27 sa Clark, Pampanga.

Dinaluhan ng mahigit 1,197 delegado mula sa 104 paaralan sa buong Pilipinas ang nasabing pagtitipon na may temang β€œBeyond the Headlines: Empowering Campus Journalists as Catalysts for Truth, Integrity, and Emerging Trends through Ethical Storytelling.”

Narito ang mga mag-aaral at ang mga parangal na kanilang natanggap:

INDIBIDWAL NA KATEGORYA
Zavrina Alba – Champion, News Writing
Mairybelle San Pedro – Champion, News Writing
Sofia Tupas – 7th Place, Editorial Writing
Lorraine Herrera – 10th Place, News Writing

PANG-GRUPONG KATEGORYA
4th Place, I-Dokumento
Mairybelle Franz San Pedro, Sofia Ann Tupas, Jemilia Gave Dalisay

KATEGORYANG PAMPAHAYAGAN: The Horizon
Champion – Campus Newspaper of the Year
Champion – Best Newspaper Opinion Articles
Champion – Best Newspaper Editorial Cartoon
2nd Place – Best Newspaper Sports Action Photos
2nd Place – Best Newspaper Stories
2nd Place – Best Newspaper Front Page Layout
2nd Place – Best Newspaper Feature Photos
3rd Place – Best Newspaper Inside Page Layout
3rd Place – Best Newspaper News Photos
3rd Place – Best Newspaper Editorial Content
4th Place – Best Newspaper Development Communication Page
5th Place – Best Newspaper Feature Stories

Kategorya ng Tagapayo ng Pahayagan:
Mr. Justin Mark Carillo – 4th Place in Opinion Writing

Sa kabila ng matinding kompetisyon, matagumpay na naipakita ng mga delegado ang husay nila bilang mga manunulat at patnugot ng kani-kaniyang pahayagan. Ang mga parangal na kanilang naiuwi ay patunay ng kanilang dedikasyon sa pagbibigay ng makatotohanang balita at makabuluhang nilalaman, kasabay ng pagsusulong ng integridad at etikal na pamamahayag.





✍️ Kiehl Charlize S. Batoon
πŸ“· G. Justin Mark Carillo
πŸ–Ό Mardy Angel Molina

𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐒 | NURTURING NATURE:OLOPSC JHS Fosters Environmental Awareness through Science Month In line with its purpose to adv...
30/09/2025

𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐒 | NURTURING NATURE:
OLOPSC JHS Fosters Environmental Awareness through Science Month

In line with its purpose to advocate environmental awareness towards the youth, the Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College - Junior High School celebrated the Science Month through a variety of activities with the theme "Empowering Minds: Advancing Science for a Sustainable Future.” Seeking not only the engagement of students but also to instill a valuable understanding throughout the month of September.

Striving to foster critical thinking and nurture students' scientific knowledge, the "InQUIZitive: The Ultimate Science Bee" was organized to challenge the capabilities in teamwork and cognitive skills of students from Grades 7 to 10.

In their way of showcasing awareness, the Grade 7 students competed in the β€œSchool-Environment Slogan Making Contest” which aimed to promote environmental responsibility among the youth. While the Grade 8 students similarly took part in the β€œSchool-Environment Poster Making Contest,” where they expressed through creativity on how to protect nature.

Aiming to empower learners and spread awareness, the Grade 9 students partook in the β€œSciVlog: Science in Motion,” revolving around different scientific concepts shown through creative filming with the intention of imparting knowledge to fellow youths. Continuing the celebration, the Grade 10 students participated in the β€œSciAwit: Huni ng Agham, Himig ng Kalikasan,” an intersection competition where each section showcased their interpretation of the song "Masdan Mo Ang Kapaligiran" by Asin.

Concluding the month’s festivities, the Science subject area showed its commitment to nurturing the intellect and responsibility among the students and faculty. With the department’s continuous mission to cultivate the students’ minds, similar activities are set to be implemented in the coming yearsβ€”ensuring the nurturing of minds and nature.

Article & Photos: Amber Seannel Lucea

𝐂𝐀𝐋𝐋-π“πŽ-π€π‚π“πˆπŽπ | Contemporary FuryA sea of Filipinos filled the streets across the archipelago in fury, flags and banner...
23/09/2025

𝐂𝐀𝐋𝐋-π“πŽ-π€π‚π“πˆπŽπ | Contemporary Fury

A sea of Filipinos filled the streets across the archipelago in fury, flags and banners raised high to protest against the vast corruption in government ghost flood-control projects. The rally drew students, workers, and even artists who came to demand one thingβ€”accountability and justice from the government.

Around 50,000 people joined the protest. With the majority of the participants, the youth, showing that the current generation is undoubtedly aware and clear-eyed about reality. They yearn for the country to be freed from the dirty hands of cynical and corrupt politicians.

Their shouts, full of powerful presence, served as a reminder that the country’s future belongs to them, and they will not let corruption cast a shadow over the nation’s horizon.

The government must take action, for the youth have finally made their voices heard. They are watching, they are acting, and they will never forget. If leaders continue with empty promises, a generation that has already learned how to march, speak, and fight for justice awaits them. Officials must act now. To restore the trust of the Filipino people, they should confront corruption with resolve, honor their promises, and lead with integrity and courage.

Caption: Angela Arcangel
Cartoon: Mariclare Conde

𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐒 | ENRICHING PROFICIENCY: JHS enhances literacy through Scholastic Reading Program relaunchAligned with the goal to ...
18/09/2025

𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐒 | ENRICHING PROFICIENCY: JHS enhances literacy through Scholastic Reading Program relaunch

Aligned with the goal to further enhance literacy among students, the Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College - Junior High School department relaunched the Scholastic Reading Program at the Scholastic Reading Center last September 17.

Opening the program with her welcoming message, Perpetua Hernandezβ€”the High School principalβ€”expressed her appreciation for the relaunch and how the center has contributed to OLOPSC's achievements, allowing the school secure remarkable awards through the years.

Afterwards, Katrina Karaosβ€”the Senior PR1ME English Consultantβ€”introduced a brief showcase of the activities to expect for this year. Part of her presentation was the introduction to the official Scholastic website, featuring the different awards for each reading achievement and honoring the Battle of the Books.

Along with this, Owen Patrick A. Binuya of 7 – Ark of the Covenant shared his remarkable reading journey, having passed over 400 book quizzes and he left his fellow students with words of encouragement to continue exploring the world through books

Closing the program, Ryan Genove, the English Subject Area Chair, expressed his gratitude to everyone who attended. He wished that all learnings from this relaunch would help shape the school into a refined modality for reading.

Acknowledging its essential role to enrich the student body, OLOPSC plans to reach the 100,000 books read by the learners.

Article & Photos: Sky Chingcuanco

π‡π€πππ„ππˆππ† ππŽπ–: In line with the celebration of Science Month and to help students to prepare for their Scientific Invest...
17/09/2025

π‡π€πππ„ππˆππ† ππŽπ–: In line with the celebration of Science Month and to help students to prepare for their Scientific Investigatory Project, the Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College - Junior High School department officially kickstarted the Science Congress at the Dionisio Sr. Hall on September 17.

Caption: Jian Ronquillo
Photos: Roslyn Galano

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