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20/09/2026

BNHS Keeps the Crown in Mrs. MFPTA 2026–2027

BURDEOS, QUEZON — The crown remains with Burdeos National High School (BNHS) as Mrs. Romelyn B. Sarte emerged as Mrs. MFPTA 2026–2027, raising a total of ₱56,355.00 during the much-anticipated district-wide search held last night.

Sarte’s victory continues BNHS’s reign after Mrs. Lorlyn C. Avila, also representing Burdeos NHS, captured the Mrs. MFPTA crown last year. With Sarte’s impressive fundraising achievement, the coveted title once again stayed in the hands of BNHS.

Completing the winners’ circle were Mrs. Agnes Magno of Burdeos Central Elementary School (BCES) as 1st Runner-Up, with ₱33,088.00; Mrs. Arinch Mae San Diego of Anibawan Elementary School as 2nd Runner-Up, with ₱33,000.00; and Mrs. Neptalie Nikki Buefano of Tulan Elementary School as 3rd Runner-Up, with ₱32,890.00.

The event brought together representatives from 15 schools within the Burdeos District, demonstrating the strong spirit of unity, support, and camaraderie among teachers, parents, learners, and the community.

Collectively, the participating schools raised an impressive ₱322,280.00, turning the competition into more than a search for a title—it became a celebration of cooperation and collective support for the district’s educational endeavors.

As the cheers subsided and the crown was placed on Sarte’s head, BNHS once again etched its name in the Mrs. MFPTA tradition, proving that the crown may change hands—but this year, it stayed in Burdeos National High School.| KAV

19/09/2026

Grade 7 & 8 Sepak Takraw Boys Fight Like Pros, Ready to Spin Back Stronger

They may be young, but the BNHS Grade 7 and 8 Sepak Takraw Boys played with the heart, courage, and determination of seasoned athletes.

Stepping onto the court with confidence, the young kickers battled every rally with intensity, displaying impressive agility, coordination, and fighting spirit. Every sipa, sunback, and powerful strike showed their willingness to challenge every opponent and fight until the final point.

The competition tested more than their skills. It tested their composure, teamwork, and ability to bounce back when the game became difficult. Yet, the young athletes refused to back down, proving that age is never a measure of an athlete’s determination.

Although the results did not go exactly as planned, the experience gave the Grade 7 and 8 boys valuable lessons that they can carry into their next competition. Every missed opportunity became a lesson, every tough rally became experience, and every defeat became fuel for improvement.

For these young athletes, the journey is only beginning.

With continued training, discipline, and teamwork, the Grade 7 and 8 Sepak Takraw Boys are determined to return to the court stronger, sharper, and more prepared.

They fought like pros. They learned like champions. And when they spin back, they’ll be stronger.

The next battle awaits. 🏆🔥| KAV

19/09/2026

BNHS Blue Sharks Vow to Return Stronger

The battle may have ended, but the BNHS Blue Sharks are far from finished.

Despite falling short of their ultimate goal in the boys’ volleyball competition, the Blue Sharks showed grit, teamwork, and fighting spirit on the court. Every rally, save, block, and powerful spike reflected their determination to represent Burdeos National High School with pride.

The team faced tough competition, but every setback became a lesson. Instead of allowing defeat to define their campaign, the Blue Sharks are turning it into motivation to train harder, sharpen their skills, and come back stronger.

Volleyball is a game of momentum, and the Blue Sharks know that one loss does not erase the hard work, sacrifices, and victories that brought them to the competition. Their experience on the court has given them valuable lessons in discipline, communication, composure, and resilience.

For the players, the journey does not end with the final whistle. The next chapter begins with training, determination, and a renewed hunger to improve.

With the support of their coaches, teammates, families, teachers, and the entire BNHS community, the Blue Sharks are ready to rise again.

The court may have tested them, but it did not break them.

The BNHS Blue Sharks will return—stronger, sharper, and hungrier. 🦈🏐| KAV

19/09/2026

Lady Cobra Strikes Silver in 8-Ball Billiards

With nerves of steel and a sharp eye for every shot, Lendsey Asia R. Roxas, fondly known as the “BNHS Lady Cobra,” battled her way to a silver medal in the Secondary Girls 8-Ball Billiards, showcasing precision, patience, and composure on the green felt.

Roxas proved that billiards is a game not only of power but also of strategy and mental discipline. Every break, safety shot, and calculated angle demanded focus as she faced tough competition throughout the tournament.

The BNHS Lady Cobra remained composed under pressure, carefully studying every possible shot before striking the cue ball. Her ability to control the table and make crucial decisions helped propel her deep into the competition and ultimately secure a place on the podium.

Although the gold medal remained just beyond her reach, Roxas’ silver-medal finish stands as a significant achievement for Burdeos National High School. It reflects the dedication and countless hours of practice behind every precise stroke.

Her performance also sends a powerful message to aspiring student-athletes: victory is not measured solely by the color of the medal, but by the determination to compete, learn, and rise to every challenge.

With the BNHS Lady Cobra striking with precision and confidence, Roxas has certainly made her mark on the billiards table—and her journey is far from over.

One table. One cue. One fierce Lady Cobra. Silver today, stronger tomorrow. | KAV

19/09/2026

Cris Lawrence Astejada Hurdles His Way to RAAM

With determination in every stride and courage in every hurdle, Cris Lawrence L. Astejada of Burdeos National High School has secured his spot as a RAAM qualifier in the 400-meter Hurdles, marking another milestone for the school’s growing athletics program.

Astejada displayed speed, stamina, and composure as he battled through the demanding 400m Hurdles event. The race required more than raw speed—it tested his ability to maintain rhythm, clear each hurdle with precision, and preserve his strength until the final stretch.

From the starting line to the final hurdle, Astejada remained focused on the goal. Every leap represented hours of training, discipline, and sacrifice. His performance earned him the opportunity to advance and represent his school at the Regional Athletic Association Meet (RAAM).

His qualification is a testament to the athlete’s perseverance and commitment to improving his craft. The 400m Hurdles is one of athletics’ most physically and technically demanding events, requiring a delicate balance between sprinting speed, endurance, timing, and hurdle technique.

Beyond the track, Astejada’s achievement serves as an inspiration to fellow student-athletes at BNHS. His journey demonstrates that success is built not only during competition but also through consistent training, discipline, and the willingness to overcome challenges.

As he prepares for the regional stage, Astejada carries with him the pride of Burdeos National High School and the support of his coaches, teammates, teachers, family, and the entire Burdeos community.

One hurdle has been cleared. The regional challenge now awaits.

Cris Lawrence L. Astejada is ready to run, leap, and rise. | KAV

17/09/2026

08/09/2026

BURDEOS DELEGATION TOUCHES DOWN IN GUMACA; WELCOMED WITH OPEN ARMS

GUMACA, QUEZON — After an overnight journey, the Burdeos Delegation officially touched down at Hagakhakin Elementary School, Gumaca, Quezon at 6:00 a.m. on September 8, marking another significant step in their participation in the Palarong Quezon 2026.

The delegation departed Burdeos at around 7:00 p.m. on September 7, embarking on a long overnight trip toward Gumaca, the host municipality for this year’s provincial athletic meet.

Despite the lengthy travel, athletes, coaches, officials, and members of the delegation arrived safely and were received at Hagakhakin Elementary School, which served as their billeting area. The arrival signaled the beginning of their stay as they prepared for the competitions ahead.

At 1:00 p.m., a Solidarity Meeting was held to bring together the delegation members and concerned officials. The gathering provided an opportunity to discuss important reminders, schedules, responsibilities, and other preparations for the provincial sports event.

The day culminated in a Welcome Party at 7:00 p.m., hosted by the dedicated teaching and non-teaching personnel of Hagakhakin Elementary School. The warm reception gave the Burdeos athletes and coaches a chance to relax, build camaraderie, and feel at home despite being away from their municipality.

More than just a place of accommodation, Hagakhakin Elementary School became a temporary home for the Burdeos delegation, extending hospitality and support as the young athletes prepare to showcase their skills, discipline, and determination on the provincial stage.

As competition draws near, the Burdeos Delegation carries with it not only the pride of their municipality but also the hopes and support of their coaches, families, teachers, and the entire Burdeos community.

With unity, sportsmanship, and the fighting spirit of the Burdeos Delegation, they are now ready to make waves at Palarong Quezon 2026. | KAV


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06/09/2026

💙 A HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS PARTNERS 💙

The Burdeos Delegation for Palarong Quezon 2026 extends its sincerest gratitude and appreciation to our esteemed municipal and education partners for their unwavering support and generosity.

Our heartfelt thanks to:

Hon. Mayor Gina P. Gonzales
Hon. Vice Mayor Romulo Avila Jr.
The Honorable Sangguniang Bayan Members
SB Comm. Chairman on Education Hon. Melvin P. Avenilla
SB Comm. Chairman on Sports Hon. Janjay Asuncion
PPSK Thalna Jezette Morga
Municipal Budget Officer Melchor Ballesteros Jr.
Public Schools District Supervisor Leonora T. Mopera
DPESS Coordinator Allen P. Soronel
Burdeos District School Heads

Your generous provision of a complete set of uniforms, insulated tumblers, bags, umbrellas and shoes for our delegates is more than material support—it is a powerful expression of your belief in the dreams, talents, and potential of our young athletes.

Because of your generosity, our participants can proudly represent "Burdeos" with greater confidence, dignity, and pride as they compete in Palarong Quezon 2026.

Your support reminds our athletes that behind every player is a community that believes in them, stands with them, and celebrates their journey.

Maraming salamat po for investing in our young athletes and for helping make their Palarong Quezon 2026 experience more meaningful and memorable.

From the ❤️Burdeos Delegation❤️, our coaches, school heads, teachers, parents, and most especially our athletes—THANK YOU!!!💙

BURDEOS!!! ONE TEAM. ONE DREAM. ONE BURDEOS!🏆💙

03/09/2026

🚨 BNHS GOES INTO LOCKDOWN: PREPAREDNESS IN ACTION

BURDEOS, QUEZON | September 3, 2026 — Classrooms fell silent, doors were secured, and the entire school community shifted into action as Burdeos National High School (BNHS) conducted a Lockdown Drill to strengthen its readiness during emergency and active-threat situations.

Learners, teaching and non-teaching personnel, together with the SDRRMO, Burdeos MPS QPPO, and BFP participated in the simulation, putting safety protocols, coordination, and quick decision-making to the test.

More than a drill, the activity was a reminder that preparedness saves lives.

🛡️ Stay calm. Stay alert. Stay safe. | KAV