28/05/2026
| FEU Kindergarten Celebrates Moving Up Ceremony “A Small World Today, A Brighter Tomorrow”
FEU Kindergarten celebrated the accomplishments of its young learners during its annual Moving Up Ceremony, with the theme “A Small World Today, A Brighter Tomorrow,” highlighting the early milestones and growth of the kindergarten completers.
The event served as a formal recognition of the learners’ academic progress and development, as it brought together students, parents, and school officials in a meaningful celebration. It was hosted by Master of Ceremony, Ms. Amanda Pristine T. Guanlao.
The program began with the traditional processional of the kindergarten batch, teachers, and administrators, followed by the singing of the Philippine National Anthem led by Zyanah Asha D. Cunanan. This was then followed by the invocation of Ryker Joaquin N. Salviejo.
Ms. Patricia Mae U. Madrigal, K-10 Director, delivered the opening remarks to formally welcome the attendees, while student representative Liam Y. Macasio shared an inspirational message on behalf of his fellow completers.
Adding to the highlights of the ceremony, the kindergarten pupils performed their opening musical number, “I Am but a Small Voice,” which set a heartfelt tone for the program.
The keynote address was delivered by Dr. Cherry Lynne A. Chavez, Senior Director for Academic Services, who encouraged the young learners to continue pursuing their aspirations. Following this, school officials formally spearheaded the Presentation and Confirmation of Completers.
Moreover, the ceremony also featured ceremonial and class photography, along with the Pledge of Loyalty led by Janella Dane L. Escalona. Ms. Eunice T. Duron, Kinder Class Adviser, then delivered a heartfelt congratulatory message for the moving-up batch.
To conclude the program, the completers performed their batch song, “I See the Light,” followed by the singing of the FEU Hymn led by Olivia Bela T. Collins. Finally, the ceremony closed with the recessional, marking a memorable beginning for the university’s young Tamaraws.
Photos by: Lucas Gabriel Villa
Caption by: Efren S. Rafael II