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New Year, New Me

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 Another year has passed, and here we are in 2025. time sure does fly by, doesn't it? Another year another version for my self. This year I will learn from my past mistakes. I will appreciate my effort, and more compassionate. i will remember that every small mistakes is precious. the failures at the end is not permanent. I will learn to stand up for my self, to stop silently agreeing with things i know that is wrong, and to speak what in my minds out. Academically, this past school year was a real challenge for me, yet it also strengthened my resolve. I am determined to make this year my golden year, to put myself through until the end. I have already faced so many obstacles and i am still here--why would i give up now? I promise to be even better next year in senior high, even if this year has been a challenge  due to a frequent illness. I still hope to receive my certificate, even if it's in the last quarter, it's okay. I've forgiven my self for any shortcomings. htt...

Unforgettable Christmas

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I spent most of my Christmas vacation at Palawan for 10 days, a change from our usual trip to manila, but it was surprisingly wonderful. my family and I bonded over going to El Nido and Puerto Princesa. They surprised me with the most unexpected gift that they bought in Palawan, my very own motorcycle! After that we did side trip to Baguio. The other days were fairly normal, filled with household chores, which i actually enjoy, they're almost a hobby for me. WE faithfully attended Simbang Gabi when we are ate the Palawan, completing all nine months. My brother an I went out for the beach view and went shopping for the "Pasalubong" for our relatives and friends. On Christmas Day itself, we celebrated at my grand-parents house in Palawan, I received many thoughtful gifts from my grand-parents. My grand-parents was so happy that we spent Christmas with them. All of my mother's side of the family was there, making it a truly special gathering. It was a fun and memorable C...

Sustaining our Planet

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  September is designated as National Clean Up Month, serves as a powerful reminder of our responsibility to care for the environment. It's a time to reflect on how our daily habits impact the planet and to take meaningful action to reduce pollution, conserve resources, and restore natural spaces. Participating in clean-up activities not only improves the cleanliness of our communities but also fosters a deeper connection to nature, reminding us of the fragility of the ecosystems we depend on. 1. Waste segregation: Waste segregation is a crucial component of effective waste management, contributing to environmental sustainability and the promotion of a cleaner, healthier planet. 2. Planting - Trees and plants protect us from heavy rains and floods as well as provide the air we breathe, fighting climate change. 3. Coastal Clean Up - Whenever at a beach, try to be mindful on where to put your waste and observe cleanliness.   4. Educate and Advocate -  Recognise the value o...

My first quarter Reflection

a love of learning and a fresh understanding of the difficulties and benefits of being a student. I now have a better appreciation for how diverse being an SSC student is. In addition, I've picked quite useful study techniques like active listening, efficient note-taking, and time management. Above all, I've learned how crucial it is to work with others and ask for assistance when needed. Even though I've liked learning, there have been some difficulties. It has occasionally been difficult to keep up with the workload and strike a balance between school, social life, and personal obligations. There have been times when I've felt overtaken by the quantity of knowledge I needed to process, and I've had trouble understanding some topics that needed more work.  I've created time management techniques to help me with these difficulties. I've started prioritising things, creating realistic goals, and organising my schedule using a planner. I've also learnt to ...

Pathways to a resilent Philippines

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 Caileen Jada Rigunay 10- Marconi                                                                     the Philippine faces frequent natural disaster like earthquake, typhoon, landslide, and flood due to its location and climate. Additionally climate change worsens all of this events. this are the examples of how climate change worsens the natural disaster. hurricanes and typhoons, intense rainfall, rising sea levels, and increased frequency of heatwaves.             In response of these challenges, the Philippine had already developed NDRRMC  or NATIONAL DISASTER RIST REDUCTION AND MANEGEMENT COUNCIL. this will help us get ready as soon as possible to not be affected by the upcoming typhoons. Additionally, the government community and police will be also involves or they are also ...

who am i?

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I am Caileen Jada rigunay  10 marconi,   Who am i? I am 10 years old turning 15 this October 11 and I live in San Sebastian San Vicente ilocos Sur. I graduated at St. Paul college of Ilocos sur. I have an older brother who's in St. Paul College Of Ilocos sur. I love playing taekwondo because i want to prove to my self that i am strong and brave. Taekwondo is my sport and that sports will teach you some respect and it will protect your self from danger. I love this sports because it lessen my fear to fight for my self. I'm the type of girl who always believe in Never stop learning. I believe in my self that however life gets hard, i will do better and be better for my future and to achieve all my goals and dreams in life. looking ahead to my future, my plans are focused on my personal growth. my goal in life is to gain more knowledge and teach all children that needs some new things to discover. i will drive forward to all of my dreams to become a reality. i appreciate and expa...

The Heart of Education: Honoring Teachers Lasting Impact

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September 21, 2024 Teachers play a huge role in shaping the future. every day they work hard to help students learn, grow, and become a better people. Teachers are not just instructors, they are mentors, role models, and catalysts for change. their unwavering dedication and passion for nurturing young minds shape not only individual lives but also the future of our nation. By foresting critical thinking, creativity, and empathy, educators equip students with the tools they need to navigate and contribute to an ever-evolving world. their hard work, often unacknowledged, builds the foundation for our future leaders, innovators, and change-makers. As we honor and recognize the invaluable contributions of teachers, we express our deep gratitude for their commitment, resilience, and passion. their tireless effort ensure the success of future generations and, by extension, the success of our nation as a whole. To all educators, thank you for your immeasurable impact on our world. https://www...