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 Grade 11 scholar Jonyle Suriaga once again showed excellence in the international stage when he garnered the bronze medal during the 13th International Earth Science Olympiad (IESO) in South Korea, September 2. 

 The International Earth Science Olympiad (IESO) engages students to show their proficiency and knowledge in the different geosciences through problem-solving and critical thinking. 

 Suriaga was one of more than 190 students who represented their respective countries in the IESO.

 

He and the other contestants underwent two major challenges which involved analysis and evaluation. On the last day, Suriaga was awarded the bronze medal.

  "The awarding was knocking on my doors. I couldn't breathe as they, one-by-one, call out the names of the winners. I didn't expect anything at all. But with the grace of God, with the teachings of my mentors, with the support of my family and friends, I managed to harvest the fruit of my labor. I won, " said Suriaga. 

 

During the competition, Suriaga was accompanied by Mr. Miguel Cano due to the unavailability of some of the Earth Science teachers. Prior to the competition, he shared he wasn't able to attend any training for the IESO and that he was lagging compared to the other contestants. 

 "The topics were so advanced. I was lagging behind my teammates, but I still continued to do my very best. The fact that I lack in knowledge makes me feel like I should not be up to compete. It was not a good feeling. But i fought thinking I have no other choice, but to push through. As my very close friend told me in every difficult struggle there is an equally important lesson learnt," said Suriaga.

 

 

 

Summer's over! Are you ready for the new school year?

To make your journey more meaningful, here are the fun-filled and informative settling-in activities we have prepared for you. 
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August 4, 2019 (Sunday) - Dormers' In
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Clean-Up time and Room Preparation
12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Lunch Time
1:30 PM – 4:00 PM Parents’ Re-orientation and Other Dormitory Concerns
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August 5, 2019 (Monday) - First Day of the School Year

Orientation Program

AM: 8:00AM – 12:00 NN
- Opening Program
- Mental Awareness Forum
Scholars Classroom Prep/Review of Policies/Homeroom Concerns
- PTA Assembly/Election of Officers

PM: 1:30PM – 4:00 PM
- Parents’ Re-orientation and Homeroom Meeting/
Scholars Seminar

ALL scholars and parents are expected to participate in this activity.

Attire: 
For Grade 7-12: Long sleeves and pants in support to DOH 4s Campaign Against Dengue 
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August 6, 2019 (Tuesday)
*For all scholars
AM: Homeroom Meeting (Students)/ Election, Student Alliance General Assembly

PM: ALA Preparation, Planning for SY Activities, Club Fair
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August 7-9, 2019 – Wednesday to Friday
*For Grade 7 Scholars only

THINK Camp for ALL Grade 7 Scholars

Dress Code: Long sleeves and pants in support to DOH 4s Campaign Against Dengue

What to Bring:
• Appropriate set of clothes and footwear to suffice the 3-day camp
• Tea candle (1) and a medium-sized paper bag (1) for each camper
• Laptops for final presentation (optional)
• Personal writing materials for note-taking (optional)
• Mosquito/ insect repellant
• Flashlight
• Set of bedding
• Jacket/raincoat/umbrella
• Water bottle
• Medications
• All white outfit for the Welcome Party and Scholar’s Pledge Night

Please be advised that the meals of the campers will not be shouldered by the school. Meals will be available for purchase at the school canteen.
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August 7, 2019 - Wednesday
*For Higher Grade Level

AM: Club Audition for Students
PM: Meeting and Planning (New Members)
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August 8, 2019 – Thursday
Earthquake Drill (All Scholars)

AM: Homeroom Meeting (Grade 8-12)/ Buwan ng Wika Preparation and Practices

PM: Homebound for the Higher Grade Level 
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Please be guided. See you real soon, scholars!?

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