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Pasay City National Science High School

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via Rembrandth Dwayne D. Oliva | The QuantumPhotos: Aliyah Lopez, Santine Mauritius Susa, Pearl Beleña, Ryza Sophia Anabo, Kylie Jerrilyn Ronquillo, Leina Eavonne Miguel Pasay City National Science High School celebrated National Teacher’s Day on October 3 at the school gymnasium—honoring teachers’ dedication through performances, tribute videos, and messages of gratitude. The day was first marked by a Eucharistic Mass, where students, faculty, and staff gathered in a solemn opening before the commemoration. The festivities formally began with the entrance of colors, followed by the preliminaries. Afterwards, the celebration continued with several performances, including games exclusively for faculty members. First among these games was the “Boom Clap Pen!”, followed by the “Color Game”, which showcased more of the teachers’ playful side. Students from each batch also prepared heartfelt messages of gratitude for their teachers which were presented through an audio-visual presentation which featured poems, mini-skits, and special interviews. “It was joyful and memorable because students truly appreciated what teachers do for them, and no amount of value could ever equal the appreciation they showed,” one of the teachers, Ms. Micah Ella Cuison, said. The celebration also highlighted the recognition of teachers as they received tokens of appreciation, sashes, and jars prepared by the Supreme Secondary Learners Government (SSLG) and concluded with a heartwarming serenade before celebrations resumed in individual classrooms.

| Zacharie Macalalad Ginanap ang Philippine Red Cross (PRC) Pasay City Chapter Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caravan sa Pasay City National Science High School, na dinaluhan ng ilang mag-aaral, guro, at kawani ng paaralan ngayong ika-29 ng Setyembre. Isinagawa ang caravan alinsunod sa Proklamasyon Blg. 551 ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr., na kilala rin bilang “Pambansang Araw ng Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.” Nagkaroon ng talakayan si G. Fernando N. Atienza, Chapter Service Representative – Safety Services ng PRC Pasay City Chapter, tungkol sa mga sintomas ng isang taong nakararanas ng heart attack at cardiac arrest, kahalagahan ng CPR, pati na rin ang mga dapat at hindi dapat gawin sa pagsasagawa nito. Binigyan din ng CPR training ang mga mag-aaral na nakibahagi sa programa, sa gabay nina G. Atienza, G. Lloyd Vincent A. Sumodebila, Chapter Volunteer ng parehong sangay ng PRC, at mga opisyal ng Red Cross Youth (RCY) – PaSci.

via Emmanuel Salazar | The QuantumPhotos: Aliyah Lopez, Santine Mauritius Susa, Dexter Ogale In honor of National Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Day, the Philippine Red Cross (PRC), Pasay City Chapter held the CPR Caravan with the theme: “Shaping Culture Towards A CPR-Ready Philippines” at the Pasay City National Science High School Gymnasium on September 29, 2025. The event gathered representatives of each grade level and was hosted by emcee Caster Troy Ponce and PRC Pasay City Chapter representative Fernando Atienza. Mrs. Sara Jane Delos Santos, Assistant Principal II, began the event with her opening remarks, followed by a seminar discussing the importance of life-saving skills, signs of a cardiopulmonary emergency, and how to perform CPR. This was then followed by a hands-on session where students practiced CPR on mannequins. The event ended with the awarding of certificates next to Mr. John Mark De Guzman’s closing remarks and photo opportunity.

via Haylee Mangundayao | The QuantumCopyedited by: Carlos AgripaPhotos: Santine Susa, Aliyah Lopez, Ryza Anabo “Breaking the silence starts at home.” This was the message of psychologist and psychometrician Ms. Lucille Foja Lozano, who underscored the role of families in addressing the stigma on suicide during a symposium at Pasay City National Science High School highlighting Suicide Prevention Month. Ms. Lozano, joined by her psychology students, led discussions on anxiety and struggles faced by students that may lead to suicidal thoughts. The group emphasized how parents and peers can provide support to ease these burdens. Guidance counselor Mr. Gil Ganelo followed with a talk focusing on the importance of early intervention and the role of friends and classmates in recognizing warning signs. An intermission monologue performance by Althea Loro of Le Compendium preceded the main talks. The symposium, held on September 20 at the school gymnasium, gathered teachers and parents under the theme “Changing the Narrative: Pagbabago ng Kuwento, Pag-asa ng Bawa’t Pascian.”

via Jao Odicta | The QuantumCopyedited by: Orange Alcaraz Pasay City National Science High School representatives from different organizations including Yes-O, Sentience, Girl Scouts of the Philippines (GSP), and science faculty teachers gathered 10kg of wood and 50kg of plastic in the 40th International Coastal Clean-Up Drive at SM MOA By The Bay, held on September 20, 2025. In cooperation with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), SM, and SM Cares at Pasay City Environment and Natural Resources Office (PCENRO), brought together representatives from different organizations to help clean the area. Photos: Gabrielle Ayesha Nicolas, Adam Concepcion

via Jed Palonpon & Elyzza Esteban | The QuantumPhotos by: Jed Palonpon The spirit of People Power flooded the streets today as the nation marked the 53rd year since the declaration of Martial Law. From Luneta to EDSA and across the country, thousands of enraged Filipinos rose as one—demanding accountability, crying out against corruption, and refusing to be silenced. The people’s fury burned against the anomalies of multi-trillion–peso flood control projects, the shameful budget cuts in education, the relentless human rights abuses, and countless betrayals by those in power. Today, the message is clear: we will not bow to tyranny, we will not be fooled by corruption, and we will never again allow history’s darkest days to return.

via Mark Balolo | The QuantumPhotos by: Mark Balolo and Aliyah Lopez To commemorate the 53rd Anniversary of the declaration of Martial law, Protesters march in Luneta Park, urging government accountability for flood control corruption and continuous misuse of public funds.

via Emmanuel Salazar | The QuantumPhotos: Santine Susa, Aliyah Lopez, Ryza Anabo The elections for the Grade 7 Representative and Protocol Officer (Male) of the Pasay City National Science High School’s Supreme Secondary Learners’ Government was conducted by the LG COMEA on September 17, 2025. Election was done via ballot voting during selected class periods. The room-to-room campaign prior to the election began on September 16.

via Emmanuel Salazar | The QuantumCopyedited by: Estella TaluaPhotos by: Santine Susa, Chainne Guevarra Pasay City National Science High School, in partnership with Accenture and Mad Travel, held a research symposium with the theme “Circular Economy with Community: Empowering the Climate Vulnerable to Climate Solutions” at the school gymnasium on September 9, 2025. Mr. Raf Dionisio, co-founder of Mad Travel, discussed the impact of waste on the earth’s climate and the ways to address it. The symposium included activities with students from Grade 8 to 11, where they exchanged ideas and presented their outputs.