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BeSPED Holds Year-End GPTA AssemblyBenguet SPED's parents and faculty members gathered at the school’s quadrangle on Mar...
21/03/2026

BeSPED Holds Year-End GPTA Assembly

Benguet SPED's parents and faculty members gathered at the school’s quadrangle on March 21 for the school’s year-end General Parent-Teacher Association (GPTA) Assembly, reaffirming their shared commitment to transparency and collaboration.

The reading of the minutes from the previous meeting was presented to ensure continuity and clarity in the association’s activities. Updates on funds, collections, and expenses were also presented, reinforcing the PTA’s dedication to financial transparency.

Learners who excelled in academics and sports were recognized during the event, highlighting BeSPED’s ongoing commitment to academic excellence and holistic learner development.

During the open forum, suggestions regarding PTA contributions were raised. After thorough discussion, the matter will be carefully reviewed next school year.

Benguet Stingers Emerge Champions in CARAA 2026 Para Games Bocce The Benguet Stingers asserted dominance in the Para Gam...
25/02/2026

Benguet Stingers Emerge Champions in CARAA 2026 Para Games Bocce

The Benguet Stingers asserted dominance in the Para Games Bocce competition of the 2026 Cordillera Administrative Region Athletic Association (CARAA) Meet, held on February 23–24, 2026, at the Benguet SPED Center, emerging as overall champions of the event.

OFFICIAL RESULTS BOCCE

🏆 OVERALL CHAMPION
Benguet Stingers

Singles Boys

Rank| Athlete| Division
🥇 1st| George Khane M. Caplis| Benguet
🥈 2nd| Ronald D. Eserio| Baguio
🥉 3rd| Lanz Miguel T. De Leon| Abra

SINGLES – GIRLS
Rank| Athlete| Division
🥇 1st| Yahdon Venice C. Sito| Baguio
🥈 2nd| Angel Rose K. Al‑Algew| Benguet
🥉 3rd| Shaina B. Guitering| Tabuk

TEAM EVENT – BOCCE

Rank| Division
🥇 1st| Benguet
🥈 2nd| Baguio
🥉 3rd| Tabuk / Mt. Province

MIXED DOUBLES

🥉 1st| Benguet
🥈 2nd| Baguio
🥉 3rd| Mt. Province

With their victory, the Benguet Stingers and other gold medalists now prepare to carry the Cordillera Administrative Region’s banner to the national stage at the Palarong Pambansa, aiming to showcase the region’s strength in para sports.
🖊Jennifer Cayat




27/01/2026

Sa Matatag na Simula: The Brigada Eskwela Journey of Benguet SPED Center

La Trinidad Boosts Inclusive Education Through     2‑Day SPED TrainingA total of 54 passionate teachers and school heads...
10/01/2026

La Trinidad Boosts Inclusive Education Through 2‑Day SPED Training

A total of 54 passionate teachers and school heads from La Trinidad just completed a powerful 2‑day seminar‑workshop on “Strengthening Teacher Competence in Handling Learners with Special Needs” held at Strawberry Valley Hotel on January 8–9.

With the support of the La Trinidad Municipal Government, participants dove into hands‑on workshops, real‑life case scenarios, IEP/ITP writing, PBIS strategies, and effective ways to support learners with diverse needs

Mayor's Office - La Trinidad


Benguet SPED Center clinched the title of OVER ALL CHAMPION(Elementary Level) in the Benguet Division Schools Press Conf...
13/12/2025

Benguet SPED Center clinched the title of OVER ALL CHAMPION(Elementary Level) in the Benguet Division Schools Press Conference (BDSPC) 2025–2026, earning an outstanding 141 points across individual, group, and school paper categories. The victory reflects the rising excellence of young campus journalists. The three-day conference was held in the Municipality of Kapangan from December 10–12, gathering learners from across Benguet to showcase their skills in writing, broadcasting, and collaborative publishing.

INDIVIDUAL CATEGORY ENGLISH
The school’s English writers demonstrated clarity, creativity, and technical skill:

Caitlyn Johanna C. Ablaza – 5th Place, Editorial Writing

Krean Zane L. Abatteng – 8th Place, Sports Writing

Avery Aidele D. Putac – 4th Place, Copy Reading & Headline Writing

Avery Aidele D. Putac – Participant, News Writing

Jared Luke Sito – Participant, Feature Writing

INDIVIDUAL CATEGORY FILIPINO
Filipino writers also made their mark, with strong placements in both writing and cartooning:

Amhirah C. Moling – 6th Place, Pagsulat ng Lathalain

Avril T. Pepoa – 6th Place, Pag‑uulo at Pagwawasto ng Balita

Larkin Zach B. Bay‑an – 1st Place, Pagguhit ng Kartung Editoryal

Gerard Ron Espada – Participant, Pagsulat ng Agham

Jessie Lyail M. Modesto – Participant, Pagsulat ng Isports

Freyja Zsofia S. Kipaan – Participant, Pagsulat ng Editoryal

RADIO BROADCASTING
Benguet SPED Center’s young broadcasters impressed judges with their teamwork, clarity, and on‑air presence.

2nd Place – English Radio Broadcasting Team
Elisha Jaden V. Mesia, Djezziah Racq B. Lumiqued, Jorene Beryss C. Gatawa, James Cole T. Padkiw, Elmer John M. Sagubo, Xhaiden Jaze C. Pawingi, and Odeya Wanson

3rd Place – Filipino Radio Broadcasting Team
Mac Adam Caragay, Shane P. De Vera, Karlee Jean Teliao, Gherlyn Sagapan, Reyene Brielle Ablao, Joelaisa Bugtong, and Elyonne Calaya

COLLABORATIVE DESKTOP PUBLISHING (CDP)
The school’s layout artists and writers excelled in both Filipino and English CDP categories, showcasing creativity, technical skill, and teamwork.

1st PLACE – Filipino CDP Team
Jessie Lyail M. Modesto, Larkin Zach B. Bay‑an, Juan Calix P. Ching, Gerard Ron D. Espada, Freyja Zsofia S. Kipaan, Chloe S. Tellama, and Shareinel Vida O. Javier

2nd PLACE – English CDP Team
Zhailer Y. Alisdan, Daizeryl A. Tayab, Kreon Zane L. Abatteng, Josiah Dale B. Teliao, Xyanne Andrea Pryx S. Domingo, Avery Aidele S. Putac, and Razivah Breine M. Atew

SCHOOL PAPER

Aming Munting Tinig 1st Place Best School Paper in Filipino
Badiw 2nd Runner Up Best School Paper in English

TO GOD BE THE GLORY


photos from bspedparents

Menzi Bids Farewell After 24 Years of Shaping Young MindsOn December 12, the corridor of Benguet SPED’s ILRC buzzed with...
13/12/2025

Menzi Bids Farewell After 24 Years of Shaping Young Minds

On December 12, the corridor of Benguet SPED’s ILRC buzzed with laughter and applause as Felicidad Caligtan Menzi, a cornerstone of the school's faculty, officially retired after 24 devoted years of teaching. Colleagues and former students gathered for a heartfelt retirement celebration that honored her profound impact on generations of learners. What began as a simple send-off evolved into an emotional tribute, packed with surprises that left everyone reminiscing about Ms. Menzi's unwavering passion for education.

Adding spice and excitement was the heartfelt intermission number performed by current students. A stirring rendition of "Proud Mary" brought the crowd to its feet. The performances weren't just entertainment—a living proof of her ability to inspire.

Colleagues and former students took the stage next, sharing touching testimonials that painted a vivid picture of Ms. Menzi's career.

The evening's highlight was a poignant video presentation, meticulously compiled from photos and messages spanning Ms. Menzi's 24-year journey. It captured milestone moments—from her being a sports coach, mentor, friend, a mother, and everyday classroom joys—drawing gasps and sniffles from the audience. Ms. Menzi concluded, "This isn't goodbye; it's thank you to all of you who've been part of this beautiful chapter."

As the celebration was wrapped up with photos, the overwhelming sentiment was gratitude. Felicidad Caligtan Menzi may have retired, but her legacy as an educator extraordinaire will continue to light the way for learners everywhere.

Prior to this event, a warm send-off ceremony honored Emmanuel Alida and Dexter Domerez, two other esteemed faculty members publicly recognized for their steadfast dedication and invaluable contributions to the school. Mr. Domerez taught Grade IV, while Mr. Alida guided preschool children with intellectual disabilities.



Photo credit: Claren Rose C. Quilop

Benguet SPED Center Dominates Bocce Events in Thrilling RematchThe athletes of Benguet SPED Center delivered an outstand...
03/12/2025

Benguet SPED Center Dominates Bocce Events in Thrilling Rematch

The athletes of Benguet SPED Center delivered an outstanding performance as they clinched championship titles in both the Bocce Individual Girls,Mixed Doubles and Team Events during a highly anticipated rematch.

Adding to their impressive showing, the team secured 2nd place in the Individual Boys Bocce Event, with Kibungan District taking the top spot. This marked a historic moment for Kibungan, as it was their first time joining the competition. The event also featured strong participation from Tuba District, making the games even more competitive and exciting.

- Jenn Fer LC
Photo :Czar FS Angoluan
Provincial Meet 2025
Tayo Benguet

Benguet SPED Center – November 2025 HighlightsNovember was a month of achievement, creativity, and excellence at Benguet...
27/11/2025

Benguet SPED Center – November 2025 Highlights
November was a month of achievement, creativity, and excellence at Benguet SPED Center. Pupils shone in Children’s Month activities and proved their skills in Campus Journalism competitions across English and Filipino categories.Children’s Month Activities
🥦 Nutri Quiz
🥈 Juan Calix Ching – Second Place

🥈 Kreon Abatteng – Second Place

🎨 Poster Making Contest
🥈 Larkin Zach Bay-an – Second Place

🎖 Chloe Tellama – Participant

🎸 First Guitar Recital
Keifer Benito – Performed in the school’s first-ever recital

Read-a-thon
Allbi Tacuyan – Grade 3

Yesha Khate Javier – Grade 3

Gerard Espada – Grade 6

Avery Putac – Grade 6

Congratulations!

La Trinidad District  Campus Journalism AchievementsEnglish                                                             ...
27/11/2025

La Trinidad District Campus Journalism Achievements
English
Avery Aidele D. Putac – News Writing 🥉 7th Place

Jared Luke H. Sito – Feature Writing 🥉 5th Place

Caitlyn Johanna C. Ablaza – Editorial Writing 🥉 6th Place

Kreon Zane L. Abatteng – Sports Writing 🎖 3rd place

James Cole T. Padkiw – Science and Technology Writing 🎖 Participant

Zhailer Y. Alisdan – Column Writing 🥉 8th Place

Azaleah Gayle D. Apostol – Editorial Cartooning 🥉 10th Place

Avery Aidele D. Putac – Copy Reading and Headline Writing 🥇 1st Place

Daizeryl A. Tayab – Photojournalism 🥉 10th Place
Filipino
Trixie Adrienne S. Lopez – Pagsulat ng Balita (News Writing) 🥉 9th Place

Amhirah C. Moling – Pagsulat ng Lathalain (Feature Writing) 🥉 7th Place

Freyja Zsofia S. Kipaan – Pagsulat ng Editoryal (Editorial Writing) 🥉 5th Place

Jessie Lyall M. Modesto – Pagsusulat ng Balitang Isports (Sports Writing) 🥇 1st Place

Gerard Ron D. Espada – Pagsulat ng Artikulong Agham at Teknolohiya (Science & Technology Writing) 🥈 2nd Place

Avril T. Pepoa – Pagwawasto ng Sipi at Paguulo ng Balita (Copy Reading & Headline Writing) 🥈 2nd Place

Queshiera Blaire W. Adolfo – Pagsusulat ng Kolum (Column Writing) 🎖 Participant Larkin Zach B. Bay-an – Pagguhit ng Kartong Pang-Editoryal (Editorial Cartooning) 🥇 1st Place

Jeshurun J. Tandoc – Pagkuha ng Larawang Pampahayagan (Photojournalism) 🎖 Participant

Congratulations!

Division Schools PressConference

SLAC Highlights Compassion Fatigue, Self-Care, and Heartfelt Goodbyes“Compassion fatigue and self-care” some of the word...
06/11/2025

SLAC Highlights Compassion Fatigue, Self-Care, and Heartfelt Goodbyes

“Compassion fatigue and self-care” some of the words stressed by Courage Nissi P. Dumpayan, registered Psychometrician and an alumnus of the school, shared his expertise on Self-care and Emotional Regulation during the School Learning Action Cell (SLAC) session on November 6.

Dumpayan emphasized practical strategies for maintaining personal well-being while supporting students.

The session serves as a continuation of the SLAC series, following last Tuesday’s session, November 4. Ylona Veronica A. Bayod, a registered Psychologist and Psychometrician, led that earlier session titled Creating Calm and Consistency: Effective Classroom Management Strategies for Special Learners. Bayod outlined concrete approaches designed to support diverse learners, including predictable routines, positive behavior support, and collaborative planning.

Participants noted how establishing calm, consistent expectations can reduce anxiety for students with special needs and improve engagement across the classroom. They also learned to value self-care in the workplace as well.

Meanwhile, the SLAC series carried forward its momentum with a warm, gratitude-filled farewell ceremony to honor Ms. Karen Y. Lino, a substitute Grade IV teacher whose adaptability and mentorship had made a lasting impact on students and colleagues alike.

Inspiring messages and testimonials from the faculty members were echoed. As the event concluded, attendees offered a heartfelt gift and wishes, expressing confidence in Ms. Lino’s continued influence beyond the classroom.

Photo credit: Remedios Lamsis, Raquel Cirilo, Florence Daniel, Margie Pilpiling

Benguet SPED Center Celebrates IPED Culminating Activity with Vibrant Cultural The Benguet SPED Center held its IPED (In...
26/10/2025

Benguet SPED Center Celebrates IPED Culminating Activity with Vibrant Cultural

The Benguet SPED Center held its IPED (Indigenous Peoples Education) culminating activity at the school quadrangle, bringing together students, parents, teaching staff, SLU Psychology interns, and community members. The event featured a cultural program and was graced by Kagawad Wilbert Cuidno of Barangay Wangal as the keynote speaker. SPTA Perry Villena also delivered an inspirational message during the program.October 24.

The celebration began with a short program featuring presentations from every grade level and special education classes. Students proudly showcased their talents and heritage through performances and a parade of traditional attire, where select participants were awarded prizes for their outstanding cultural representation.

Adding excitement to the day were traditional games such as kadang-kadang (bamboo stilt race), bunong braso (arm wrestling), and Davak, a unique contest in butchering and preparing pinikpikan, a traditional Cordilleran dish. Five groups competed in the davak contest, highlighting indigenous culinary skills and teamwork.

To keep everyone energized, boiled eggs, kamote, and bananas were served as snacks, generously prepared and shared to school community .

The event not only celebrated the rich cultural heritage of the Cordillera region but also strengthened the bond between the school and the community, fostering pride and appreciation for indigenous identity.



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