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26/09/2025

MOST STUDENTS BELIEVE that schools should restrict the use of artificial intelligence in academic activities, as they believe this would not just encourage independence but also critical thinking skills. While grades 7, 8, and 9 generally agree to prohibit access to artificial intelligence, grade 10 learners are in between. Although AI offers efficiency by completing tasks more quickly, it also poses the risk of making students overly dependent on technology, potentially reducing their motivation and effort in learning.

Survey conducted by Angela Joy Botin

19/09/2025

Antipolo National High School Science Club held its second contest in celebration of the Science Month this September 19, 2025, at JICA Conference Room; the Super Science Quiz Bee is participated by the Top 3 winners of last month’s Science Quiz Bee by Grade Level. The top 3 winners of this contest will be the school-based winner of this month’s Science Quiz Bee, they will be competing on the Division Level Super Science Quiz Bee.

17/09/2025

HAPPENING NOW—Antipolo National High School launches its School-Based Feeding Program on September 17, 2025, at the Lower Covered Court.

Principal IV, Dr. Rowena B. Sison, underscored the significance of proper nutrition in enhancing learners’ overall well-being and highlighted the crucial role of parental cooperation in addressing malnutrition.

The program will run for 120 days and will be implemented alongside regular classes. Through this feeding program, the nutritional status of ANHS learners is expected to improve. Beyond encouraging consistent school attendance, it also aims to support healthy weight gain among students.

12/09/2025

HAPPENING NOW—The Antipolo National High School Science Club is holding its first contest in celebration of Science Month this September 12, 2025: the Poster Making Contest, participated by learners from all grade levels in both the morning and afternoon shifts. The contest revolves around the theme, “Harnessing the Unknown: Powering the Future Through Science and Innovation.”

📌Note: All learners shown in the pictures gave their consent and have a signed waiver form from their parents. (Except for Grade 10 learners which are not included in the pictures).

05/09/2025

With great honor, we present The Leader, the Official English Publication of Antipolo National High School, as it unveils its ELECTORAL BOARD for School Year 2025–2026.

As the stewards of campus journalism, these young leaders will guide the publication in upholding truth, integrity, and service.

May this new chapter of The Leader continue to embody purpose, courage, and dedication — where ink becomes the voice of the students, and passion fuels every story told, for our blood is ink and we are innovating to lead.

02/09/2025

HAPPENING NOW—The City Veterinary Office of Antipolo City launched an educational seminar on Rabies Prevention and Control Program in Antipolo National High School on September 2, 2025 at 9:00 AM.

This seminar does not just aim to inform the learners about the negative results of rabies, rather, prevent it from happening. Aside from that, in such situations, this program will serve as a guide and to assist those who are in need of help.

30/08/2025

“A critical, independent, and investigative press is the lifeblood of any democracy.”
— Nelson Mandela

Today, August 30, we commemorate National Press Freedom Day in honor of Marcelo H. Del Pilar, the Father of Philippine Journalism, whose sacrifice continues to inspire generations.

But this day is not only about remembering him—it is also about recognizing the vital role of journalists today, who carry the same courage in upholding truth and freedom. Many have risked, and continue to risk their lives to ensure that the voice of the people is heard.

Let us honor their dedication, bravery, and sacrifice. To write, to speak, and to inform is not merely a privilege—it is a profound responsibility in building a just and democratic society.

30/08/2025

Buwan ng Wika Culminates at Antipolo NHS

On August 27, 2025, Antipolo National High School gathered at the lower covered court to officially close the month-long celebration of Buwan ng Wika, anchored on the theme “Paglinang sa Filipino at Katutubong Wika: Makasaysayan sa Pagkakaisa ng Bansa.”

The culminating program reminded us that Filipino is more than just a language—it is the soul of our identity and a bridge of unity. 💬❤️

ANHSers, let us continue to cherish our wika not only in words, but also in actions and purpose.

💭 For you, what’s the most powerful Filipino word that inspires you? Share it in the comments below!

🎬: The Leader

25/08/2025

Rain or Shine, ANHS Students Continue to Grind! ✨

On the second and final day of the periodical exams, August 22, 2025, the students of Antipolo National High School displayed calmness and courage as they answered their tests with determination—proving that focus and hard work can shine through any weather. 🌦️

“Do your best, and let your results speak for themselves.”

ANHSers, remember that great scores and high grades don’t happen overnight—they are earned through consistent effort and preparation.

💭 So, what subject challenged you the most? Share your answer in the comments below!

🎬: The Leader

16/08/2025

Ms. Kristine Joyce San Juan, guest speaker, shared her expertise on ensuring accuracy, clarity, and impact for the Copy Reading and Headline Writing Category, journalistic writing. Her session is also part of Day 2 of the School-Based Campus Journalism Training Workshop titled “HEADLINE V.2.0: Developing Analytical Thinking and Reporting Skills”, by Ang Duyan and The Leader, the official school publications of Antipolo National High School.

16/08/2025

HAPPENING NOW | Mr. Reuel Vidal, Editor-in-Chief of Antipolo Star, inspires young writers as he shares his journey from being a campus journalist to becoming a professional in the field. Speaking on Sports Writing during Day 2 of the School-Based Campus Journalism Training Workshop, HEADLINE V.2.0: Developing Analytical Thinking and Reporting Skills, organized by Ang Duyan and The Leader of Antipolo National High School, he also imparted valuable insights and practical tips to the participants.

In a heartfelt gesture of support, Mr. Vidal likewise donated a laptop to the school publication—an essential tool to aid the team in their projects and future endeavors.

16/08/2025

On Day 2 of the School-Based Campus Journalism Training Workshop titled “HEADLINE V.2.0: Developing Analytical Thinking and Reporting Skills” spearheaded by Ang Duyan and The Leader, the official school publications of Antipolo National High School. Mr. Ryan Faura, resource speaker for the Feature Writing Category, delivered an engaging session on crafting compelling Feature Writing articles and insightful narratives.

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