Binalbagan Peer Ed

19/08/2025

Peer Educators of Binalbagan Nhs facilitated a bullying and teen pregnancy campaign in response to the invitation of Binalbagan SK federation in celebration of Linggo ng Kabatan 2025. The participants were officers of different clubs and organizations of the school .

19/07/2025

"PEACE Begins With Me: Stand Up, Speak Out, Stop Bullying!"

Join us in promoting safe and caring schools across the Negros Island Region!

Launching this July 21, show your support to DepEd NIR’s PEACE Campaign (Powering Empathy, Acceptance, and Connection Everyday) against bullying by using our official Twibbonize profile frame.

📲 Here’s how:
1️⃣ Visit this link 👉 https://www.twibbonize.com/depednirpeacecampaign
2️⃣ Upload your photo
3️⃣ Download and update your profile pic
4️⃣ Use the hashtags:




💬 Let’s flood social media with messages of kindness, empathy, and unity. Together, we can build a region where every learner feels safe, supported, and seen.

*Profile frame layout courtesy of Raffy L. Berina

29/03/2025

The Women's Month culmination activities were a vibrant celebration of the achievements and contributions of women in society. The event took place at Binalbagan Nhs covered court, which was adorned with colorful decorations and this Year theme for women's month which is "Babae sa Lahat ng Sektor, Aangat ang Bukas sa Bagong Pilipinas,"

The program began with the opening remarks from our beloved Principal Sir Antonio T. Elarcosa Jr. and Bana-ag dance group leading the performance for our teachers and setting the vibe for next activity. The atmosphere was alive and energized and our teachers proved that they are on the move doing the dance.

The activity was followed by a discussion from Bagani Community Center by LoveYourself who talked about sexual and reproductive health education, prevention/early detection, and addressing gender-based inequalities on HIV. Subsequently, Sir Ian Arnold Arnaez PDO II of the Division of Negros Occidental talked about Child Protection policy in relation to School based Gender and Development program.

One of the highlights of the event was the " Serbisyo para Kay Juana" which is one of the suggested activities for the stakeholders from Philippine Commission on Women wherein personal service is given to Women during this month's celebration to show gestures of appreciation to them. As the event came to a close, the audience left feeling inspired and motivated to continue advocating for gender equality and uplifting women in society.

We would like to extend our appreciation to Sir Antonio T. Elarcosa who always support activities that recognize the importance of recognizing the achievements of women. Also, Sir Anthony H. Liobet Schools Division Superintendent of Negros Occidental who give permission to our notable speaker.

08/03/2025

, kapit lang! Dahil hindi na tayo papayag na makahon, malimitahan, at mapag-iwanan.

Until every woman's rights are fully realized, until equality is not just an aspiration but a reality, and until empowerment reaches all—we will never waver.

This International Women’s Day, we stand firm in our commitment to a world where every woman is heard, valued, and empowered.

Isang hakbang pa, mga kapwa Pilipina. Sa ating paglakas, aangat ang Bagong Pilipinas! 💜

08/03/2025

: Rights. Equality. Empowerment. ✨

This International Women’s Day, let’s call for action to unlock equal rights, power, and opportunities for all, paving the way for a healthier, safer, and more equal world for everyone.

06/03/2025

The newly installed Rural health Dr. Jeziel K.W. Vargas conducted classes about puberty, reproductive system, safety and well being of our Grade 7 students today. This is in response with the Adolescent and Development program launched by DOH to help the youth in communicating concerns with their reproductive health and sexuality.

We would like to thank our Principal Antonio Elarcosa for making sure that our students make better choices in their life and honorable Mayor Alejandro Y Mirasol for the opportunity given.

25/11/2024

The Binalbagan National High School (BNHS) students put up orange flaglets to participate in the upcoming National Consciousness Day for the elimination of Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC).

Before the sun sets on the 20th of November, students of the Binalbagan National High School (BNHS) put up orange flaglets at the fences as a way of participating in the 18-day campaign to end Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC), that is observed from the 25th of November up until the 12th of December in the country every year. Seeing that the bright color represents hope and forthcoming free from cruelty up against ladies and young ones.

This celebration raises awareness not only to the students in the campus, but also to the society they are in. We raise our flag to show support against brutality to the innocence, and give hope to those who had unfortunate experiences. May the flag be a source of light for everyone, and courage to fight for what is right.

Written by: Mariah Pauline S. Belleza

24/11/2024

Isa ka ba sa mga na-amaze sa iconic slow-mo lava walk ni Catriona Gray, pati na rin sa iba’t ibang naggagandahang kababaihan na rumampa noong Miss

24/11/2024