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Warmest birthday greetings to our amazing School Head and Master Teacher Dr. Zayra M. Navalta! 🎂🎉We are grateful for you...
13/03/2026

Warmest birthday greetings to our amazing School Head and Master Teacher Dr. Zayra M. Navalta! 🎂🎉
We are grateful for your leadership, support, and the positive energy you bring to our school every day.

May your birthday be filled with joy and appreciation from the many people whose lives you have touched. Happy Birthday, Ma’am.🎉🎈

A total of 126 AESian learners and nine (9) school staff actively participated in the First Quarter National Simultaneou...
12/03/2026

A total of 126 AESian learners and nine (9) school staff actively participated in the First Quarter National Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) today at 3:30 in the afternoon. The activity aimed to strengthen disaster preparedness and ensure that the school community is well-equipped in responding to earthquake scenarios.

Spearheaded by Sir Bryan James B. Nierves, School DRRM Coordinator, and conducted under the guidance of Officer-In-Charge Dr. Zayra M. Navalta, Master Teacher I, the drill successfully simulated real-time earthquake response procedures.

One of the notable features of this quarter’s drill was the use of the COCOMET, a specially designed protective headgear used to safeguard learners’ heads during earthquake simulations. By wearing the COCOMET, students were able to safely practice movement during the drill while minimizing the risk of injury from falling objects or debris.

During the simulation, learners practiced the standard “Duck, Cover, and Hold” technique—an essential emergency response that significantly reduces the risk of injury during an earthquake. School DRRM officials emphasized the importance of mastering this procedure, noting that knowing how to protect oneself within the first few seconds of ground shaking can save lives.

The school remains dedicated to participating in all NSED activities, ensuring that every AESian learner is equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to stay safe during natural disasters.

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Alimosgan ES Successfully Conducts Regional Achievement Test for Grade 6 LearnersAlimosgan, March 3, 2026 — Fifteen Grad...
11/03/2026

Alimosgan ES Successfully Conducts Regional Achievement Test for Grade 6 Learners

Alimosgan, March 3, 2026 — Fifteen Grade 6 learners of Alimosgan Elementary School successfully participated in the Regional Achievement Test (RAT) held on March 3, 2026. The activity was supervised by Sir Bryan James B. Nierves, Testing Coordinator, with support from Ma’am Carol B. Bose, School ICT Coordinator, and their class adviser, Ma’am Memalyn R. Arcega. The smooth conduct of the assessment took place under the guidance of the school’s Officer-In-Charge, Dr. Zayra M. Navalta, Master Teacher I.

To ensure the availability of necessary digital resources, the school utilized three laptops and borrowed five tablets from Quidaoen National High School. The exam was online test.

School personnel ensured that the integrity and security of the examination were strictly madministered in two batches: eight learners took the test in the morning, followed by seven learners in the afternoon.

Due to challenges in internet connectivity within the school campus, the assessment was held first at the School Learning Resources Center Room but transferred to the Abualan Child Development Center Room, a location strategically chosen for its proximity to the area’s Vento Machine, which provided a more stable connection for theaintained throughout the process. The successful administration of the RAT highlighted the collaboration and dedication of the entire AESian teaching force, whose combined efforts contributed greatly to the seamless conduct of the activity.

The Regional Achievement Test plays a vital role in evaluating learners’ readiness and in identifying areas for instructional improvement. By participating in the RAT, learners gain valuable testing experience while the school obtains essential data to further strengthen teaching and learning programs.





27/02/2026

Happy birthday Ma'am Bevz!! 🎉 Wishing you a year filled with success, joy, and new opportunities. May your day be as amazing as the energy you bring to your AESian Family!

AESian Family Spreads Love This Valentine’s DayThe AESian family joyfully celebrated Valentine’s Day with a heartwarming...
13/02/2026

AESian Family Spreads Love This Valentine’s Day

The AESian family joyfully celebrated Valentine’s Day with a heartwarming display of gratitude, kindness, and unity across the campus. Learners took the lead in making the day special by preparing thoughtful gifts, handwritten notes, and simple tokens of appreciation for their teachers and friends. These efforts reflected not only creativity but also sincerity, as students expressed thanks for guidance, friendship, and support.

Teachers were touched by the learners’ gestures, which ranged from handmade cards and flowers to sweet messages shared during classes. Friends also exchanged gifts and warm greetings, strengthening bonds and creating a cheerful atmosphere filled with smiles and laughter. The celebration highlighted the AESian spirit of love, respect, and togetherness, reminding everyone that Valentine’s Day is not only about romance but also about appreciation and care for one another.

Valentine’s Day is important to everyone because it reminds us to express love, gratitude, and kindness—values that strengthen relationships, build community, and make everyday life more meaningful.

📸Ma'am Mila Brasuela
Alexander Leon R. Tolentino




New Student Leaders Take Oath for School Year 2026–2026February 13, 2026 — A new chapter of student leadership officiall...
13/02/2026

New Student Leaders Take Oath for School Year 2026–2026

February 13, 2026 — A new chapter of student leadership officially began today as the newly elected officers of the Supreme Elementary Learner Government (SELG), YES-O, and Barkada Kontra Droga (BKD) took their oath of office in a simple yet meaningful ceremony held at the school.

The oath-taking was presided over by Dr. Zayra M. Navalta, Master Teacher I and the school’s Officer-in-Charge (OIC), who reminded the officers of their responsibility to serve with integrity, discipline, and commitment to their fellow learners.

✔️SELG Officers:
President: Janella Faith R. Temones
Vice President: Liberty M. Bragas
Secretary: Chloe Jadormio
Treasurer: Dave Lawrence D. Tuscano
Auditor: Rence Brian R. Arcega
PIO: Leigh Avril C. Tolentino
Protocol Officer: Kim Kaylan Mae H. Gonzales
Representatives:
Grade 6: Alberich R. Allen
Grade 5: Alexces Sheen E. Salingbay
Grade 4: Seiredone Jhazz O. Frutas
Grade 3: Isaac Greigh G. Arce
Grade 2: Marqiel Fritz C. Rojas
Grade 1: Gweny Zephyr M. Navalta

✔️YES-O Officers:
President: Chloe Kate T. Macalinao
Vice President: Claindel R. Tolentino
Secretary: Jonash S. Mercado
Treasurer: Chrystabelle P. Bragas
Auditor: Mishel D. Bayhon
PIO: Azrain Joyce D. Tuscano
Protocol Officer: Yexel B. Zapata
Representatives:
Grade 6: Kelly Yvaine Marie B. Beronilla
Grade 5: Lester E. Tuscano
Grade 4: Joshua B. Balaoro
Grade 3: Klyde Mar Turqueza
Grade 2: Kylie Mae B. Beronilla
Grade 1: Prince Ace B. Balaoro

✔️Barkada Kontra Droga (BKD) Officers:
President: Princess Andrea Denish D. Tuscano
Vice President: Tiffany Shey M. Supnad
Secretary: Myisha Abigail B. De Guzman
Treasurer: Jefer S. Fabriga
Auditor: Chelsea Briana Bayubay
PIO: Alliah Reign T. Bayubay
Protocol Officer: Jhay Stephen T. Tolentino
Representatives:
Grade 6: Jorenz T. Bayubau
Grade 5: Lavrain S. Bayubay
Grade 4: Rain Andrew G. Simbe
Grade 3: Sean Ryvel G. Biscarra
Grade 2: Jhazelliegh Joyce Bayubay
Grade 1: Dexcess Bayubay

The successful conduct of the election and oath-taking was made possible through the dedicated efforts of the adviser, Ma’am Memalyn T. Arcega, with the full support of the AES teaching force.

The election of new sets of officers is vital in ensuring continuity of student programs and giving learners the opportunity to develop leadership, responsibility, and teamwork. Being a leader means serving as a role model, listening to others, and working for the common good—values that these newly inducted officers are expected to uphold throughout the school year.

With renewed enthusiasm and commitment, the new officers are now set to lead, serve, and inspire their fellow pupils in School Year 2026–2026.

📸Ma'am Mila Brasuela
Alexander Leon R. Tolentino

-2027



SELG Election Successfully Held at AES, New Student Leaders ProclaimedThe Supreme Elementary Learner Government (SELG) E...
12/02/2026

SELG Election Successfully Held at AES, New Student Leaders Proclaimed

The Supreme Elementary Learner Government (SELG) Election was successfully conducted today at AES, marking another milestone in the school’s commitment to developing responsible and capable young leaders.

The election was spearheaded by Mrs. Memalyn R. Arcega, SELG Adviser, and was formally presided over by Mrs. Julieta B. Buenavista, Chairperson of the Election Committee. The smooth and orderly conduct of the election was made possible through the dedicated support of the AES teaching staff and the invaluable guidance of Dr. Zayra M. Navalta, Master Teacher I and Officer-in-Charge (OIC) of the school.

Learners from different grade levels actively participated in the democratic process, exercising their right to vote and demonstrating discipline, cooperation, and respect—core values that the SELG aims to instill among pupils.

After the official canvassing of votes, the following candidates were proclaimed as the newly elected SELG officers for the School Year 2026-2027.

President: Janella Faith R. Temones
Vice President: Liberty M. Bragas
Secretary: Chloe R. Jadormio
Treasurer: Dave Lawrence D. Tuscano
Auditor: Rence Brian R. Arcega
Public Information Officer (PIO): Leigh Avril C. Tolentino
Protocol Officer: Kim Kaylan Mae H. Gonzalez
Grade Level Representatives
Grade 1: Gwent Zephyr M. Navalta
Grade 2: Marqiel Fritz C. Rojas
Grade 3: Isaac Freight G. Arce
Grade 4: Seiredone Jhazz O. Frutas
Grade 5: Alexes Sheen E. Salingbay
Grade 6: Alberich R. Allen

The school community extends its warmest congratulations to all the winners of the SELG Election. Their victory reflects the trust and confidence bestowed upon them by their fellow learners.

The SELG plays a vital role in nurturing leadership, responsibility, and service among pupils. It serves as a training ground where learners develop decision-making skills, teamwork, and a sense of accountability—qualities essential in shaping future leaders of the community and the nation.

With the new set of officers, AES looks forward to a productive school year marked by active student participation, meaningful programs, and strengthened learner representation.

Once again, congratulations to the newly elected SELG officers. May you lead with integrity, dedication, and a heart for service.

📸Alexander Leon R. Tolentino





Alimosgan Elementary School held a school Mass on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, led by Reverend Father Marmolyn C. Anaga...
12/02/2026

Alimosgan Elementary School held a school Mass on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, led by Reverend Father Marmolyn C. Anagaran, parish priest, Mrs. Mary T. Molina, the school catechist, and attended by school administrators, teachers, staff, and learners. The Eucharistic celebration gathered the school community in prayer and reflection, emphasizing unity, gratitude, and faith as essential foundations of the academic journey.

The school Mass highlighted the important role of spiritual activities in schools, serving as a guide for moral values and personal growth among learners. Through the celebration, students were reminded of the importance of faith in shaping responsible, respectful, and caring individuals, while teachers and staff were strengthened in their mission to nurture both the minds and hearts of the young. Such activities continue to reinforce AESian's commitment to holistic education grounded in faith and values.

📸Ma'am Carol Balaoro Bose





THIRD QUARTER CULMINATING PROGRAM AND PTA CONFERENCE HELDThe school successfully conducted its Third Quarter Culminating...
05/02/2026

THIRD QUARTER CULMINATING PROGRAM AND PTA CONFERENCE HELD

The school successfully conducted its Third Quarter Culminating Program and Parents–Teachers Association (PTA) Conference on February 5, 2026, bringing together parents, teachers, and school administrators in a meaningful gathering that highlighted learners’ progress and strengthened home–school partnership.

The conference served as an avenue to discuss important matters concerning the school community. Key agenda included updates on school projects and programs, announcements of upcoming school activities, and a comprehensive report on the academic performance of learners for the third quarter. These discussions allowed parents to stay informed about the school’s direction and their children’s educational standing.

One of the highlights of the event was the Recognition of Academic Achievers, where outstanding learners were acknowledged for their hard work, perseverance, and academic excellence. This was followed by the distribution of report cards (cards-out), giving parents the opportunity to personally review their children’s progress and discuss areas for improvement with teachers.

The program was spearheaded by Ma’am Jovelyn S. Bayubay, School PTA Coordinator, whose leadership ensured the smooth flow and successful implementation of the activity. The event was guided by Dr. Zayra M. Navalta, Master Teacher I and the school Officer-In-Charge, whose support and guidance emphasized the importance of collaboration among all stakeholders in achieving quality education.

During the conference, school officials underscored the importance of parents–teachers conferences in promoting learners’ academic success. Such gatherings strengthen communication between parents and educators, allow early identification of learners’ needs, and encourage shared responsibility in guiding children’s academic and personal development. Active parental involvement has been proven to positively influence students’ motivation, behavior, and overall performance in school.

The Third Quarter Culminating Program not only celebrated learners’ achievements but also reinforced the vital role of parents as partners in education. With continued cooperation and commitment, the school community looks forward to more productive programs and improved learner outcomes in the coming quarters.

📸Mila Brasuela



AESian Learners Join National Toothbrushing Day and National Oral Health Month CelebrationAESian learners actively parti...
05/02/2026

AESian Learners Join National Toothbrushing Day and National Oral Health Month Celebration

AESian learners actively participated in the National Toothbrushing Day (NTD) and the National Oral Health Month Celebration on February 2, 2026, in support of the nationwide campaign to promote proper oral hygiene and healthy smiles among Filipino children.

The activity was conducted pursuant to Presidential Proclamation No. 559, s. 2004, which declares February as National Oral Health Month, and in compliance with the Department of Health (DOH) Department Circular No. 2026‑0029. This year’s celebration highlighted the importance of preventive oral healthcare and access to dental services.

With enthusiasm and discipline, the AESian learners took part in the Sabayang Pagsisipilyo, properly demonstrating the correct way of toothbrushing using fluoride toothpaste. Teachers and school personnel supervised the activity to ensure that learners followed the recommended steps and practiced good oral hygiene habits.

The 2026 National Oral Health Month theme, “Tara Na! May Cleaning and Fluoride, San Ka Pa? ,” emphasizes the value of regular dental cleaning, fluoride use, and awareness of the oral health benefits covered by PhilHealth. Through this activity, learners were reminded that maintaining clean and healthy teeth is essential to their overall health and well‑being.

The celebration not only strengthened awareness about oral health but also encouraged learners to make toothbrushing a daily habit at home and in school. AES remains committed to supporting government health programs that contribute to the holistic development of learners and the promotion of lifelong healthy practices.

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🎒✨ EARLY REGISTRATIONSchool Year 2025–2026 ✨🎒📅 January 31 – February 27, 2026Join us for Early Registration and be part ...
05/02/2026

🎒✨ EARLY REGISTRATION
School Year 2025–2026 ✨🎒

📅 January 31 – February 27, 2026

Join us for Early Registration and be part of our growing school community.

👶 KINDERGARTEN
✅ Children 5 years old on or before December 31, 2026
(DepEd Order No. 47, s. 2016 & DepEd Order No. 20, s. 2018)

📘 GRADE 1
✅ Learners who completed Kindergarten in SY 2025–2026

🔄 BALIK‑ARAL / TRANSFEREES
✅ Learners from Grades 2–6 who wish to transfer to our school

📢 Huwag magpahuli!
Halina’t Magpalista Na!

Career Day 2026"Dream It. Plan It. Become It"
30/01/2026

Career Day 2026

"Dream It. Plan It. Become It"

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