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Pasay City National Science High School

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via Amor Consuelo Maniquis | The Quantum The event took place at the school’s gymnasium at 8:20 a.m., showcasing the clubs with an introduction highlighted by a red-carpet entrance, followed by the Entrance of Colors by the Senior Scouts and GSP, then an energetic performance from the Galaw Siyensya.   A spotlighting part of BUKLOD 2025 was the awarding of the most outstanding booth for each club.   The winners for the “Most Organized Booth” went to: 1st Place: The Euclidean 2nd Place: Bayani 3rd Place: Ang Liwanag   The winners for the “Best Interactive Booth” were: 1st Place: Bayani 2nd Place: Young Researchers Guild 3rd Place: Red Cross Youth   Lastly, recognizing the BUKLODI club awardees: 1st Place: Innovative Robotics for Youth and Science 2nd Place: Prisma 3rd Place: Sentience 4th Place: Barkada Kontra Droga 5th Place: Booklat   Adding to the event, the school’s cultural dance group delivered a captivating performance, followed by a musical interlude from the Glee Club. Before ending this year’s BUKLOD, Filha Bautista, the school’s SSLG President stated, “This year’s BUKLOD mainly aims to highlight each club especially since multiple clubs have been recently added and some clubs are inactive.”   The event concluded with the Exit of Colors by the Senior Scouts and GSP, before ending at 10:45 a.m.   Photos by: Aliyah Lopez

via Danella De Vera | The Quantum Pasay City National Science High School claims top places in both Junior and Senior High School Categories of the 2026 Brainiac: Clash of the Sci-Tech Champs today, November 22, at Mandaluyong City College of Science and Technology.   Under the PAMAMAZON Cluster, Rafael Simon Villon bagged the top spot among the Top 5 Best Performing Students in Research for Senior High School, whereas Rhian Jennica Franco claims top 3 in the Top 4 Best Performing Students in Science for Junior High School.   Both SHS and JHS teams are set to compete for the final competition in January 2026 as they finish in the 7th and 3rd spot respectively.  

via Nikita Pariña | The Quantum Maria Jhoanna Mae Muega of Senior High School and Martha Ysabelle Clave of Junior High School emerged as co-champions, securing first place in the Spoken Poetry Contest held in celebration of Filipino Values Month 2025. With the theme “MATATAG na Puso at Diwa: Inklusibong Pagpapakatao, Determinadong Bayanihan, Positibong Kinabukasan,” both poets captivated the audience with their powerful verses at the SDO Pasay Conference Room today, November 20, 2025.

via Elyzza Esteban | The Quantum Pasay City National Science High School strengthened its commitment to empowering literacy as it launched Project Arise today, November 19, at Padre Zamora Elementary School.   Project ARISE: Awakening New Insights through Reading by Igniting Curiosity, Sharing Valuable Resources, and Empowering Lifelong Learners is an initiative led by the school’s English Department, in collaboration with the Official English Organization of PCNSciHS, Le Compendium.   The project seeks to promote literacy by providing partner schools with additional reading resources, encouraging students to become lifelong learners.   The program opened with an inspiring message from Dr. Mark Anthony F. Familaran, who encouraged the young learners to nurture their love for reading.   As the main portion of the program, Pascian volunteers facilitated a series of storytelling sessions intended to promote reading engagement among the pupils. The activity affirmed the school’s commitment to supporting the development of the learners’ comprehension and foundational literacy skills.   Following the storytelling sessions, volunteers distributed the donated books collected from Pascian students, which will be part of their learning resources.   The event concluded with a heartfelt message from Ms. Anabella Cusi, who shared her appreciation for PZES and their enthusiasm in being part of the activity.   “To be able to make time for elementary students, donate books and reading materials to them, and talk to them felt really fulfilling for Le Compendium. The event proved how significant it is for students, especially young ones, to be reminded of the power and influence of reading. Through storytelling, we were able to read stories to students with fun and enthusiasm, and we hope that this will give them motivation to continue reading, starting with the books that we have given to each student, and appreciate the beauty of literature with their young minds,” shared Ms. Remmy Parcia, Le Compendium President.   “We plan to expand Project ARISE even further by visiting other elementary schools, barangay learning centers, and day care centers to spread the love for reading—especially at a time when so many are distracted by social media and gadgets,” said Mrs. Jackyline T. Lagaña, Head Teacher of the English Department.   Photos by: Elyzza Esteban & Rhen Figuera