Greenlight Children's Academy

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Division Training on the Revised K to 10 Curriculum (Science 6 & Mathematics 6) — DONE! ✅✨

Teacher participants ElmaMay Gumiran DelaCruz and JM Lagtapon successfully attended the training for Grades 6, 9, & 10 teachers (May 18-21, 2026) held at Honorato C. Perez, Sr. Memorial Science High School.

A meaningful experience filled with learning, collaboration, and preparation toward delivering a more effective and strengthened curriculum for our learners. 💙📖

Bridge Program completed, but the memories will always stay in our hearts. 🌟📚

Congratulations to our incoming Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, and Grade 7 pupils of Greenlight Children's Academy for successfully finishing this meaningful journey, guided and taught by Mary Fhaye Bonifacio Faustino and JM Lagtapon ✨

We’ll surely miss the laughter during breaks, the fun moments in class, and the bond we shared every day. Thank you for making this summer extra special. Keep learning, growing, and chasing your dreams, dear students! ✨💚

Congratulations to our Grade 3, Grade 4, and Grade 6 pupils for successfully finishing the Bridge Program at Greenlight Children's Academy! 🌟📚

Your hard work and dedication truly paid off, with the guidance and teaching of ElmaMay Gumiran DelaCruz and Jenny Ferrer. Keep learning, growing, and shining bright! ✨

Bridge Program successfully completed! 🌟

Congratulations to our amazing Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten, Grade 1, and Grade 2 pupils for finishing this fun-filled journey of learning, growth, and discovery at Greenlight Children's Academy, lovingly taught and guided by Annalyne Matias and Angelica Valeda ✨

Keep shining bright, little learners! 💚📚✨

📢 NOW ACCEPTING ENROLLEES! 🎓✨

Be part of the growing GCA family where learning, excellence, and character come together! 🌟
Enroll now and prepare for a brighter future with us. 💙📚

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We offer Reading & Writing, English, Math, Science, and Basic Drawing to build skills and confidence. 📚🧮🧬✍🏼

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MGA ARAL AT ALAALANG MANANATILI SA PUSO 💚🎓 (Part 4)
Isang taos-pusong pagbati sa matagumpay na pagdaraos ng ika-17 Pagtataas-Antas mula sa prekindergarten at kindergarten at ika-16 na Pagtatapos ng Ika-anim na Baitang ng Greenlight Children's Academy na ginanap noong Marso 31, 2026.
Sa aming mga minamahal na mag-aaral, ang araw ng inyong pagtatapos ay bunga ng inyong sipag, tiyaga, at determinasyon. Hindi naging madali ang inyong paglalakbay, ngunit pinatunayan ninyo na sa bawat hamon ay may tagumpay na naghihintay.
Dalhin ninyo ang mga aral, alaala, kasiyahan at pagpapahalagang inyong natutunan sa Greenlight Children's Academy saan man kayo dalhin ng inyong mga pangarap. Nawa’y magsilbing gabay ang inyong karanasan sa Greenlight upang patuloy kayong maging matatag, mapanagutan, at may malasakit sa kapwa.
Kami ay lubos na ipinagmamalaki ang bawat isa sa inyo. Patuloy na magningning at ipakita ang inyong husay, Class of 2026—ang inyong kinabukasan ay puno ng pag-asa at tagumpay.
Muli, pagbati at mabuhay kayong lahat!

True Competence Stems from Kindness: An Address to the GCA Graduates of 2026

By Roselle Pineda
GCA School Director

Growing up, I often felt like an outcast.

I was not the prettiest, nor the most lovable child in school. I was talented and often at the top of my class academically—but these did not protect me from being called names, from being bullied, or from constantly being compared to my more well-behaved older brother who was four years ahead of me in the same school.

“Bakit ang kuya mo mabait?” they would say. “Babae ka pa naman, ikaw ang magaslaw at masuway” they would quip.

In my grade school report cards, my teachers would often write: Excellent in academics but has an attitude problem.

Perhaps this was because I was not the typical student who would simply obey without question. I was often labeled undisciplined—scolded for asking too many questions, for questioning too much.

Hindi mabait. Hindi isang mabuting bata. Hindi lalaking mabuting tao.

These were things that I would hear growing up that somehow made me think, I do not belong. An outcast. So when I was writing this address, and had a chance to reflect on this year’s graduation theme— “Filipino Graduates: Prepared to Lead with Competence and Character” (“Pilipinong Nagsipagtapos: Handang Mamuno nang May Kakayahan at Mabuting Pagkatao”)— I immediately though about what it means to have “character” or “mabuting pagkatao” and subsequently, to be competent.

Is it enough to be obedient and quiet to be considered one “of character”? And is it enough for these qualities to help you thread through life with competence?

If there is one thing that Greenlight Children’s Academy (GCA) has taught us, it is that being a mabuting tao—being truly kind or a good person—goes far beyond obedience. In fact, sometimes, it requires the courage to do the opposite: to question, to think beyond what is given, to step outside of ourselves. To care. To truly live up to being “the school that cares.”

To care means to recognize the diversity of people around us—to recognise and extend kindness to those who are different from us in gender, in (religious) belief, in class (status), in age, in experience or backgrounds.

This is what GCA has instilled in its pupils, it’s teachers, administrative personnel, and hopefully, even the parents of our pupils: not just discipline, but empathy; not just compliance, but awareness.

Because the truth is, real competence is rooted in kindness.

It comes from understanding that we do not exist alone—that we are always part of a community, both local and global. And when we recognize this, we begin to see the power of diversity, the importance of questioning, and the courage it takes to ask difficult questions.
From there, true competence emerges: the ability to imagine and create solutions—not just for ourselves, but for others.

In a world that is increasingly divided, uncertain, and in pain, we need more than intelligence. We need kindness. We need courage. We need people who are willing to question, to listen, and to act with care.

We need graduates who will not only succeed—but who will stand on the right side of history.

This is what it means to lead with both competence and character.

Today’s graduation marks the beginning of that path.

So to the graduates: Go forth—not just with knowledge, but with compassion. Not just with skill, but with courage.

Always be reminded that you are part of something larger than yourselves— a collective we call humanity.

Congratulations GCA Graduates of 2026!