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SHSQC Voices, Pitogo (2025)

21/04/2025

In a world filled with noise, the voices of the youth echoed far and wide.

The annual Grade 12 Symposium was held in the AVR on April 11 with the theme “Cultural Voices: Empowering Youth to Embrace Diversity, Critical Thinking, and Advocacy in the Digital Age.” As part of their Media, Information, and Literacy project, students set up interactive booths at the podium and welcomed two guest speakers to take part in the event. First was Dean Rhea Rowena Apolinario, the current dean of UP Diliman’s School of Library and Information Studies, who spoke on youth empowerment and historical awareness through fiction, while Miss Nina Floreza Liu, an SHSQC alumna and former Rappler multimedia producer, discussed the role of digital media literacy among the youth during elections.

The program continued with a fashion show presented by the Grade 11 students, featuring designs inspired by the works of GAMABA awardees while adding their own personal touch to the cultural pieces. Finally, the day ended with a research colloquium, where selected Grade 12 research groups presented their studies alongside representatives from The Seed Montessori School.

Though this symposium is the culminating event for the Grade 12 seniors, it continues to serve as a reminder of what the creative voices of the youth are capable of when given the platform to speak, create, and shape the future.

Layout by: Chloe Jose, Anya Guevara
Caption by: Phoemela Manahan
Photos by: Symposium 2025 Documentation Committee

21/04/2025

What’s new, SHSians?🌟 Were you able to visit the Voices booth last Friday, April 11?😯📆 The booth showcased wonderful and fascinating works from each team in Voices ✍️👩‍💻, along with a teaser for something exciting coming soon!🙀 Well, if you weren’t able to visit the booth, here’s what we had in store!🔥

🗣️ A brief introduction of each Voices team where you can get to know them better!👀
📰 A wide selection of different magazines written and published by Voices over the years!📝
📌 Latest issues and releases of Voices!🚨
👀 A sneak peek of a new Voices magazine coming out soon!🤯

We would like to give a special thanks 🙌 to the SHSians who visited our booth!🫂 We hope you learned more about us through this experience 🗯️, and we look forward to seeing you again!💛

Layout by: Sabine Mendoza
Caption by: Sophia Gonzales
Photos by: Symposium 2025 Documentation Committee

14/04/2025

Calling all aspiring writers and creatives! 🗯 SHSQC Voices 📢 is now accepting applications for SY 2025–2026! Don’t miss your chance to be part of our school organ and share your voice with the community! Apply today! ✨

Voices staffers for the school year '24–'25 who will enroll in SHSQC need not apply. However, you may express your interest in an editorial position by sending an email with your answer to the second question: “What position would I like to fill next school year?” along with your reason for applying.

PS. Announcement of results will be done online! 👀

Verbum Veritatis Per Voces Caritatis In Nova Media

02/04/2025

And just like that, March has passed us in the blink of an eye!

Last March 8 and 15, members of our school faculty, personnel, and volunteer students and parents were given the opportunity to participate in the Bayanihan Painting Activity. The event was organized by the School Leadership Team with the aim of transforming the school wall facing F. Sotto Street into SHSQC’s brand-new Wall of Excellence. Thanks to the hard work of our dedicated volunteers, our school now has a place to showcase the many talents and achievements of our beloved SHSQC community.

With just one month of activities left ahead of us, let us take this time to cherish and look back on every moment shared with our loved ones at SHSQC.

Layout by: Keecia Regachuelo, Anya Guevara
Caption by: Ingrid Mercado
Photos from SHSQC Official page

31/03/2025

Hey, Seniors! We know you have been waiting for this for a long time and it’s finally here!

The new Senior High uniform is here! And it’s completely unlike what we’ve seen before. Composed of tan culottes, a button up underneath a vest, and a red tie, it gives a unique feel that is different from our usual tan dress, but kept some aspects to still give a sense of belongingness to the SHSQC community. The new uniform does not mean separation from the rest of the community; instead, it indicates new responsibility and maturity as seniors.

Find out more about the new senior high uniform by going to https://holyspirit.edu.ph/bfhomes and visiting the Student Media Hub tab where you can read an article about it under the Voices section of the website.

Layout and Caption by: Sabine Mendoza
Photos by: Mariella Trazo and Sabine Mendoza

26/03/2025

Last March 10 to 14, the SHSQC Community came together in the spirit of unity and mission for the celebration of Academic Week. The theme, “Connections: Bridging Learning, Building Futures”, provided students with opportunities to showcase their skills and capabilities through various presentations and competitions, nurturing collaboration, individuality, and creativity.

The week kicked off with the Character Parade on March 10, wherein SHSians expressed positivity and hope, through creative costumes representing dynamic characters. On March 12, the Sci-Amazing Race, held in the San Loreno Ruiz Hall, allowed students from Grades 7 to 10 to demonstrate their logical and critical thinking skills through practical applications of science.

Other engaging activities included the Literary Musical, Research Expo, Robotics, Math Booths, Cook Fest, Bible Storytelling, Marks of Hope, and Keyboard Masters.

Healthy competition was encouraged, but as the week ended, the lessons learned, insights gained, and camaraderie fostered mattered the most, reflecting long-lasting connections.

Layout by Sophia Gonzales, Thea Valenzuela, Sabina Uy
Caption by Ravneet Sekhon
Photos by SHSQC Fotografika

22/03/2025

The results are in for the highly anticipated SHSQC Mock Senatorial Elections at the Senior High School Department at the School of the Holy Spirit of Quezon City on March 19, 2025. This activity asked participation from all Grade 11 and 12 students, as well as the school personnel to cast their vote among the upcoming senatorial candidates this May 2025. The mock election provided an insightful experience to the students all about the importance of wise voting and each Filipino citizen recognizing the vital role they play in democracy.

Leading with the highest number of votes for the SHSQC mock senatorial elections was Kiko Pangilinan, who got 91.11% with a count of 164 votes, and following closely behind was Bam Aquino, collecting 85.56% with a total of 154 votes. Subsequently, this also included Heidi Mendoza, earning 72.78% with 131 votes, and Luke Espiritu receiving 64.44% with 116 votes. Other preceding candidates who dominated the results were Arlene Brosas, finishing with 58.89% and 106 votes as well as Danilo Ramos getting 44.44% and 80 votes.

Some more notable candidates that received the most votes are Leody De Guzman and Ronnel Arambulo winning 43.89% with 79 votes and 38.89% with 70 votes.

On the other hand, candidates Liza Masa, Sonny Matula, and Teddy Casino each earned 37.78% with 68 votes, 36.67% with 66 votes, and 34.44% of votes with 62 votes, respectively. Finally, with a tie of 31.11% and 56 votes, France Castro and Pia Cayetano occupied the final places for the mock elections.

Read more about the mock election by going to https://holyspirit.edu.ph/bfhomes and clicking the Student Media Hub tub.

This event has not only reinforced the importance of every Filipino’s active participation in this democratic process but also provides an engaging and educational experience that continues to open young minds about our soon-to-be leaders. Let this experience serve as a reminder for the following generation of voters to responsibly do their part in making informed decisions and give our country a promising future.

Layout by Eirian See and Chloe Jose
Caption by Phoemela Manahan

22/03/2025

With the national elections fast approaching, it is crucial to be well-informed about the leaders who will shape our future. 🇵🇭

To instill this political awareness, the SHSQC organized the 2025 Mock Senatorial Elections for the Senior High School department. 🗳️

The Grade 11 students prepared for the elections by creating campaign posters for the senatorial candidates days before the actual voting dates. And on March 14, 2025, they marched to the Senior High School Computer Lab for the first day of elections. There, the students had the chance to cast their votes, serving as a reminder that the leaders they choose today will have a direct impact on the country's governance in the future.

The second day of the Senatorial Mock Elections took place last March 18, 2025, when the Grade 12 students had the opportunity to experience the voting process firsthand. The faculty and staff members also participated, making the event more memorable!

Read more about the mock election by going to https://holyspirit.edu.ph/bfhomes and clicking the Student Media Hub tub.

This wasn’t just a Mock Election—it was a glimpse into democracy in action! ✨By engaging in this initiative, the students were able to further recognize the power of their votes and their role in shaping the nation’s future as the next generation of voters.

Layout by: Sabine Mendoza and Sabina Calma
Caption by: Caira Tinsay
Photos by: 12-Honesty and SHSQC Fotografika

09/03/2025

February was a month full of reflection and discovery in SHSQC, as each student was brought together to embrace their talents and seize the opportunities ahead.

Last February 14, 2025, the Grade 2 pupils commemorated the Feast Day of their patron saint, St. Bernadette of Lourdes, in a meaningful celebration. The event provided the young pupils with the opportunity to reflect on and embody the faith, hope, and perseverance that St. Bernadette exemplified throughout her lifetime.

Just a week later, on February 21, the Grade 11 students participated in a career orientation held in the AVR. The day started with a discussion on various career paths and the importance of making informed decisions about their future. After a short break, students were separated according to their senior high school strands, where they had the chance to hear valuable insights from professionals and SHSQC alumni about their respective careers, helping the students gain a clearer perspective on the opportunities that align with their academic interests.

As we continue to grow, let these moments remind us about the importance of spiritual reflection and thorough career planning as we entrust all of them to our Lord.

Layout by: Thea Valenzuela and Anya Guevara
Caption by: Phoemela Manahan
Photos by: Guidance Area and Grade 2 Advisers

09/03/2025

Ang pagsusulat sa wikang Filipino ay isang kasanayan na dapat pagbutihin nating mga SHSians.🌟 Paano gagamitin ang Wikang Filipino sa pagsulat?🤔

Sa isang pagtitipon na naganap sa SHSQC AVR noong Pebrero 12, 2025, ang mga mag-aaral mula sa VOICES ay nakilahok sa isang talakayan📝 na pinamunuan ni Bb. Camille B. Aragona. Isang manunulat na may karanasan sa larangan ng pelikula at advertising, siya ay nagtapos sa SHSQC mula sa Batch 2000. Sinimulan niya ang pagbabahagi tungkol sa kanyang sarili. Pagkatapos nito, nagkaroon ng pagsasanay ng pagsasalin-wika gamit ang wikang Filipino at Ingles. Ibinahagi rin ni Bb. Aragona ang ilang mga salitang magagamit upang humusay ang kaalaman ng mga mag-aaral sa pagsusulat. ✍🏻Ang talakayan na ito ay nagbukas ng maraming oportunidad sa pagpapahalaga sa wikang Filipino.

Para sa karagdagang impormasyob ukol dito, mangyaring magpunta sa Student Media Hub tab ng Voices na makikita rito https://holyspirit.edu.ph/bfhomes

Nawa’y patuloy natin gamitin, at isabuhay ang wikang sariling atin! 💌

Layout by: Eirian See and Chloe Jose
Caption by: Ravneet Sekhon
Photos by: Isabela Crisostomo, Bea Consul

26/02/2025

The festival of hope and love has come and gone, but the magic lives on!

FESTANÇA: SHSQC Feast of Hope delivered a two-day experience that kept everyone at the edge of their seats! Held from February 7-8 at the School of the Holy Spirit of Quezon City campus, the celebration was a whirlwind of energy, bringing nothing short of fun and bliss.

The festivities kicked off with a lineup of attractions, including FESTANÇA’s Fun Run, Field Demo, and the Amazing Race. The two-day event also featured MELIORA: Open Mic 2025, The VOICE: SHSQC Edition, INDAK NG LAHI, and many more, showcasing the incredible talent of students, teachers, and guests.

The highlight of the event came with the long-awaited variety show, VAUDEVILLE: A Bright Spotlight of Hope and bandfest, HOPE: Harmonies of Pursuit and Energy. Both shows took over the San Lorenzo Ruiz Hall, igniting both nights of the fair with electrifying performances from the SHSQC community (students, faculty, parents and alumni), that unveiled the spirit and magic of the performing arts.

Although the fair season has ended, the dedication and solidarity shared by the SHSQC Family will surely not be forgotten. FESTANÇA 2025 was more than just a series of activities; It was a festival that created lasting memories and an ever-burning passion among SHSians, making it truly remarkable.

Let us continue to relive the magic of the fair season by reading Phoemela Manahan's “FESTANÇA 2025: Journeying as Pilgrims of Hope” in the Student Media Hub tab of the VOICES section, found on https://holyspirit.edu.ph/bfhomes

Thank you for adding your spark to the magic we’ll never forget!

Layout by: Thea Valenzuela, Keecia Regachuelo, Sophia Gonzales
Caption by: Phoemela Manahan
Photos by: SHSQC Fotografika, Festança Documentation Team

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