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  | Grade 10 Students Celebrate Meaningful Year-End PartyAs the Grade 10 students concluded another memorable school yea...
03/06/2026

| Grade 10 Students Celebrate Meaningful Year-End Party

As the Grade 10 students concluded another memorable school year, their advisers prepared a meaningful celebration to honor their achievements, friendships, and experiences.

The gathering served as a special opportunity for students to reflect on their journey, create lasting memories, and celebrate the successful completion of another chapter in their academic life.

Caption by Ysabella Ayo
Photos by Jaclyn Villanueva

  | Imee withdraws claims amid Senate propaganda disputeSen. Imee Marcos withdrew allegations that minority senators wer...
01/06/2026

| Imee withdraws claims amid Senate propaganda dispute

Sen. Imee Marcos withdrew allegations that minority senators were involved in a plot to amend the Constitution after lawmakers condemned a video shown during her privilege speech as misleading and unverified.

The issue drew attention after Marcos presented claims that several political figures had discussed charter change proposals, including extending the terms of elected officials.

Minority senators rejected the accusations, with Sen. Juan Miguel Zubiri describing the video as propaganda and calling for its removal from the Senate record.

Former Senate President Vicente Sotto III and former Senate Secretary Mark Llandro Mendoza denied any involvement in efforts to push for charter change.

Several senators warned that spreading alleged false information could further damage public trust in the Senate.

Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano later urged Marcos to withdraw her statements, which she eventually agreed to do.

The incident highlighted growing political tensions within the Senate over accountability, transparency, and misinformation.



Written by Kirsty Claro
Publication Material by Nathaniel Cabatuando

Kindergarten Moving-Up Photo Collection | The BED FacultyThese photos recognize the dedicated faculty whose guidance, pa...
28/05/2026

Kindergarten Moving-Up Photo Collection | The BED Faculty

These photos recognize the dedicated faculty whose guidance, patience, and commitment helped make this moving-up celebration meaningful for our young learners.

Photos by Gabriel Renzo Escuadra and Lucas Villa

Kindergarten Moving-Up Photo Collection | Parents and CompletersThese moments celebrate the love, guidance, and unwaveri...
28/05/2026

Kindergarten Moving-Up Photo Collection | Parents and Completers

These moments celebrate the love, guidance, and unwavering support shown by the parents who stood beside our kindergarten completers every step of the way.

Photos by Claire Peleo

Kindergarten Moving-Up Photo Collection | On-Stage Moments These photos highlight the memorable moments of our kindergar...
28/05/2026

Kindergarten Moving-Up Photo Collection | On-Stage Moments

These photos highlight the memorable moments of our kindergarten completers as they proudly receive recognition on stage.

Photos by Gabriel Renzo Escuadra

Kindergarten Moving-Up Photo Collection | Photo Wall Memories These photos preserve the joyful smiles and memorable mome...
28/05/2026

Kindergarten Moving-Up Photo Collection | Photo Wall Memories

These photos preserve the joyful smiles and memorable moments shared by our kindergarten completers after the moving-up ceremony.

Photos by Claire Peleo and Sloan Diez

  | FEU Kindergarten Celebrates Moving Up Ceremony “A Small World Today, A Brighter Tomorrow”FEU Kindergarten celebrated...
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

  | FEU Diliman holds Kindergarten Moving Up CeremonyThe FEU Diliman Preschool Department is currently holding its Kinde...
28/05/2026

| FEU Diliman holds Kindergarten Moving Up Ceremony

The FEU Diliman Preschool Department is currently holding its Kindergarten Moving Up Ceremony, celebrating a meaningful milestone for the young completers as they prepare to take their next step toward primary education.

The event features the processional of the completers, teachers, and administrators, symbolizing the learners’ growth and achievements throughout the academic year. Hosted by Ms. Mandy Guanlao, the ceremony is happening at the Far Eastern University-Diliman (FEU D) South Building Multi-Purpose Room (MPR).

Pictures by Sloan Diez, Claire Peleo, and Lucas Villa

  | Sen. Pangilinan, SB-11 votes Gatchalian for Senate President‎‎Sen. Francis "Kiko" Pangilinan and 11-member Senate mi...
25/05/2026

| Sen. Pangilinan, SB-11 votes Gatchalian for Senate President

‎Sen. Francis "Kiko" Pangilinan and 11-member Senate minority bloc, known as Solid Bloc 11 (SB-11), has unanimously endorsed Sen. Sherwin "Win" Gatchalian as their bet for Senate President last May 23, Saturday.

‎This push for new leadership comes barely two weeks after Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano assumed the Senate presidency.

‎Backing their support, Pangilinan pointed to Gatchalian’s handling of the 2026 national budget, saying he “has proven…that he can protect the people’s money and ensure that public funds go where they are most needed.”

‎He also described Gatchalian as “competent, steady, and fair,” saying he believes the senator can help bring together “a broader, reform-oriented Senate” that is “more balanced” and “more accountable.”

‎Meanwhile, Gatchalian said that he is open and ready to lead the upper house of the Congress in an interview with dzMM.

‎"In my perspective, I have learned a lot from the Senate, especially the complicated committees. So, when ready, I’m really ready," Gatchalian stated.

‎Additionally, Sen. Panfilo "Ping" Lacson mentioned on One News' "Storycon" that the minority bloc explored a possible change in Senate leadership that could work for both the majority and minority groups, with Gatchalian seen as the "compromise" choice.

‎He added that the position of former Senate president Tito Sotto had become "somewhat untenable," which Sotto himself had already recognized.

‎Despite the talks, the minority bloc still needs two more votes for the leadership move to take place as few members of the current majority bloc backed another possible candidate.



Written by Aaron Lambiquit
Publication Material by Andrea Gonzales

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