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16/01/2026
Baybay City Senior High School proudly celebrates our very own Arts and Design student, Blessie Hieril Almedilla, for winning Pintahusay!
Coached by Ma’am Dazzilyn P. Montes, Blessie brought home the title and will proudly represent the Division at the Regional Level.
Congratulations, Blessie and Coach Dazzilyn! Your talent, dedication, and hard work continue to inspire us all.
16/01/2026
Baybay City Senior High School proudly takes home 2nd Place in the Sining Tanghalan – Sinemunti Contest.
This recognition celebrates the creativity, teamwork, and passion of our students who turned ideas into powerful stories on screen, coached by Sir Jerome P. Damicog.
Congratulations, BCSHS Sinemunti Team! Your talent continues to shine.
16/01/2026
We are proud to celebrate another remarkable achievement as BCSHS claimed 1st Place in the Sining Tanghalan - Likhawitan Contest!
Congratulations to our talented students Caleb Ean Narajos, Sheena Doa Marie Madrazo, and Janessa Marie Bautista for showcasing creativity, skill, and teamwork. Our sincere appreciation also goes to their dedicated coach, Sir Estanislao Tabiolo Jr., for the guidance and inspiration behind this success.
Your hard work and passion continue to bring pride to our school and community. Well done, champions!
16/01/2026
We are proud to announce that Baybay City Senior High School clinched 1st Place in the Speak Up! (Impromptu Speaking) Contest!
Congratulations to our outstanding student contestant, Franz Rodulf G. Tero, whose confidence, clarity, and quick thinking truly set him apart. Our heartfelt appreciation also goes to his dedicated coach, Sir Rene S. Puson, for the guidance and support that helped shape this remarkable achievement.
This victory reflects the power of preparation, passion, and the courage to speak with purpose. Well done, team BCSHS!
Your passion, discipline, and countless hours of hard work truly paid off. You brought energy, heart, and pride to the stage, and we could not be prouder of what you have accomplished. This celebration is for every step practiced, every sacrifice made, and every moment you chose to give your best. Keep dancing, keep dreaming, and keep shining. The journey continues, and this is only the beginning!
Bayle sa Kalye 2026
Street Dance
15/01/2026
We are proud to announce that Baybay City Senior High School emerged as 2nd Place in the Division Festival of Talents – Sining Tanghalan: Bayle sa Kalye!
This achievement is a testament to the hard work, creativity, and dedication of our talented performers, choreographers, and support team who brought energy and artistry to the streets through dance. Your passion and commitment truly made us proud!
Congratulations to everyone behind this success—this victory belongs to all of you!
08/01/2026
A day late, but our appreciation is right on time!
We celebrate our lively Dance Teacher whose creativity, humor, and bubbly personality bring color and joy to every performance and rehearsal.
Thank you for taking such great care of our costumes and props while always keeping the energy light and fun. Your kindness and laughter make the arts even more meaningful for both students and teachers.
Wishing you a year filled with happiness, inspiration, and many reasons to smile.
Keep dancing, laughing, and shining, Ma’am Joyce!
28/12/2025
𝐁𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐲𝐛𝐚𝐲𝐨𝐧 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓: 𝐁𝐂𝐒𝐇𝐒 𝐂𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐬 𝟏𝐬𝐭 𝐑𝐔; 𝐕𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐠𝐨𝐧𝐳𝐚 𝐁𝐚𝐠𝐬 𝐅𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐚𝐥 𝐁𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐞 𝟒𝐭𝐡 𝐑𝐔
BAYBAY CITY, Leyte — Baybay City Senior High School (BCSHS) notched a dual victory at the 14th Binaybayon Festival as Pundok Mag-uuma clinched first runner-up in the Ritual Showdown while Sofia Mae Villagonza secured the 4th Runner-Up title in the Festival Belle search at the Baybay City Sports Complex, Dec. 26.
Highlighting the city’s flourishing agricultural sector and deep devotion to the Immaculate Conception, the performance marked a significant leap for the school as they improved upon last year’s second runner-up finish during their debut performance.
“I felt extremely happy and overwhelmed because we did not expect to place as first runner-up; it was a mix of excitement, pride, and gratitude,” shared dancer Crislyn Mapa regarding the group's achievement.
Another performer, Dearyel Loreto, dedicated the win to the performers who exerted great effort throughout the rehearsals and the teachers who remained deeply committed to the school's festival participation.
Mr. Jimwell Morales, a BCSHS teacher and lead choreographer, emphasized that the performance served as a spiritual offering to Mary of the Immaculate Conception, the heart of the city’s festivities.
“We offered this dance to Mary of the Immaculate Conception, hoping to honor her through our dedication and hard work, and by giving our very best as representatives of our school,” Morales added.
The school delegation brought home a certificate of participation, a trophy, and cash prize, marking a milestone rooted in teamwork and a commitment to preserving cultural heritage.
(via Jasmir Oraño)
(photo by Renzo Bryce Relova)
(layout by Jelliana Jade Cagande)
With the Binaybayon Festival 2025 now officially concluded, we extend our deepest appreciation to all dancers, propsmen, choreographers, production team, and parents who made this year’s participation a meaningful success.
Your time, dedication, sweat, and sacrifice—from rehearsals to long days of preparation—built the heart of this achievement. Every movement performed, every prop carried, every detail executed behind the scenes, and every cheer and support—it all made a difference.
To our parents, thank you for your trust and unwavering support.
To our dancers, thank you for pouring your heart into every performance.
To our creative and production team, thank you for shaping excellence with passion and patience.
This experience and success belong to all of you.
Padayon sa pag-ugmad sa kultura ug sining.