Silanga National High School

With grateful hearts and proud spirits, Silanga National High School conducts a Culminating Program of the Arts Month and the Search for King and Queen of Arts 2026, inspired by the theme “Ani ng Sining, Katotohanan at Giting.”

This celebration will not only showcase talent and creativity, but will also tell stories of perseverance, courage, and truth expressed through art. Every performance and every step on stage will reflect the passion and dedication of our learners.

This meaningful event would not have been possible without the unwavering efforts, guidance, and commitment of the MAPEH Department, whose dedication continues to nurture the artistic spirit of our students.

More than a competition, it will be a true harvest of dreams, culture, and character within our school community.

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🦷🫧 Dental Health Month Activity-cum-Handwashing Drive 2026 🫧🦷

Silanga National High School successfully conducted its Dental Health Month Activity-cum-Handwashing Drive, an informative and engaging activity aimed at promoting proper oral hygiene and handwashing practices among our learners.

The highlight of the event was the actual redemonstration of proper toothbrushing and handwashing techniques, where students actively participated and confidently showed the correct steps. This hands-on activity strengthened their understanding of maintaining good oral health and preventing the spread of diseases through proper hygiene.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Madam Madeleine H. Ampatin, RN, MAN, DM, OIC-Provincial Health Office, for her invaluable support and for providing our wonderful resource speakers:

✨ Rebecca G. Figueroa, DMD
✨ Roldalyn A. Estorninos, RN
✨ Leslie Daryl D. Leones, RMT

Your expertise and dedication truly made the activity meaningful and impactful for our students.

Together, let us continue promoting healthy habits and building a healthier school and community! 💙✨

Career Day 2026 Successfully Conducted

Career Day 2026, with the theme “Dressed for the Dream: Becoming the Future You,” was successfully conducted at Silanga National High School. The activity provided Grade 12 learners with meaningful exposure to various career pathways through inspiring messages and informative career talks.

The program opened with a Welcome Message from Liezel Saldo, SHS TVL Department Head.

Career Talks were delivered by Ms. Cherrydale Queen H. Uy, Registered Nurse from Catbalogan City (Healthcare and Allied Health); Ms. Louie Joy N. Nazareno, Licensed Civil Engineer from the City Engineering Office, Catbalogan City (Engineering and Technology); Mr. Allen Jay V. Iman, Criminology Instructor from Samar Colleges, Inc. (Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement); PFC Mat Raymond I. Barrantes of the Philippine Army (Military and Defense Services); Ms. Roxanne Hope Gruta Mores, Seawoman Second Class of the Philippine Coast Guard (Maritime Security and Public Service); and Mr. Julius Bryan L. Aler, Senior High School Teacher (Education).

An Open Forum facilitated by Beato K. Camas, Senior High School Guidance Coordinator, allowed students to interact with the speakers. Certificates were awarded by Riza E. Café, MT-II/Filipino Department Head and Officer-in-Charge.

This successful event would not have been possible without the dedication and leadership of Connie M. Bernardo, Guidance Counselor Designate. Through the collaborative efforts of the administration, faculty, speakers, and students, Career Day 2026 was effectively implemented and achieved its purpose of guiding learners toward informed and purposeful career decisions.

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✨ BARKADA KONTRA DROGA SYMPOSIUM 2026 ✨
📍 Silanga NHS Covered Court
🗓 February 20, 2026 | ⏰ 8:00 AM

Silanga National High School successfully conducted the Barkada Kontra Droga Symposium on February 20, 2026, at 8:00 AM at the school covered court. The activity aimed to strengthen students’ awareness about the dangers of illegal drugs and to promote safe and respectful spaces within the school community.

The program formally opened with the Philippine National Anthem, prayer, and welcome message from BKD Adviser Mrs. Maria Luisa C. Versoza. Although our School Principal II, Mr. Alicio C. Jamin, was unable to attend due to an important matter, the activity was closely coordinated and supported through the leadership of our MAPEH Head and MT-I, Mam Ligaya Nofiel, who served as the point person on his behalf.

The highlight of the symposium proper was the insightful and informative talks delivered by our distinguished speakers:
👮‍♂️ PSSg Jeffrey B. Sus – Talk on Drug Awareness
👮‍♀️ PSSg Grace A. Bundac – Talk on the Safe Spaces Act

Their discussions empowered our students with knowledge, awareness, and the courage to stand firm against illegal drugs while fostering a culture of respect and safety in school.

The activity also featured intermission numbers from selected students, a heartfelt Pledge of Commitment, awarding of Certificates of Appreciation to our resource speakers, a closing message, and an open forum where students were able to actively participate and ask questions.

This meaningful event would not have been possible without the collaborative efforts of our faculty, BKD officers, student leaders, and guests.

Together, let us continue to build a drug-free, safe, and empowered Silanga NHS community. 💙✨

𝔽𝔼𝔹ℝ𝕌𝔸ℝ𝕐 𝓲𝓼 𝓝𝓪𝓽𝓲𝓸𝓷𝓪𝓵 𝓐𝓻𝓽𝓼 𝓜𝓸𝓷𝓽𝓱!

In celebration of National Arts Month, our school proudly presents this year's theme: ""𝘈𝘯𝘪 𝘯𝘨 𝘚𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨, 𝘒𝘢𝘵𝘰𝘵𝘰𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘢𝘯 𝘢𝘵 𝘎𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘨"

This celebration highlights the power of the arts in expressing truth, courage, creativity and Filipino spirit. Through the arts, we tell our stories, express our identity, and show our love for our culture and nation.

Students from all grade levels are invited to participate in the following activities.

Everyone is encouraged to participate and support our talented students as we honor the richness of Filipino artistry.

Mabuhay ang Sining Pilipino! 🇵🇭

See y'all!

The school successfully conducted the Third-Quarter Portfolio Day cm SPTA General Assembly. The activity strengthened the school–home partnership through the presentation of learners’ academic progress and the discussion of important school updates.

During the program, Ma’am Connie M. Bernardo shared with the parents important information about the School Early Registration and the One Values Program (OVP), encouraging their continued support and participation.

The school sincerely thanks all parents, teachers, and stakeholders for their active participation and unwavering support.

Mag aano kita kun an grasya ha kadagatan mag papas na?

Tara, updi kami niyo pag istorya han hinay-hinay nga pagkaruba han Maqueda Bay.

Silanga National High School represented by Sapyawan D’Kultura Dance Troupe is ready to set the streets on fire 🔥

All geared up for the Regional Festival of Talents (RFOT) 2026 – Bayle sa Kalye Dance Exhibition on Sogod, Southern Leyte, proudly representing the Catbalogan City Division. 🐠🌊🧜

Silanga National High School

DEWORMING DAY ACTIVITY

Healthy kids, brighter future! 💊🩺💚
Today’s deworming activity, with Division Nurse Ma’am Cheseth Cabalquinto and our School Nurse Designate Lorreianne Mantilla reminds us that proper hygiene and regular deworming keep our learners strong, healthy, and ready to learn.

Huge thanks to all our advisers for supporting this important health initiative!

Hello World Hello Silanga ❣️
Selling na po kita han tickets for the Grand Alumni Homecoming hosted by the SNHS BATCH 2008.
Bili na habang mainit pa😊😊
20 pesos each ticket
200 pesos per booklet (10+1)

TODAY : Silanga National High School proudly concludes this year’s National Reading Month with a vibrant and inspiring celebration anchored on the theme, “Reading is a bridge to a future full of hope.”

One of the most delightful highlights of the program was seeing everyone dressed as their favorite book characters, adding color, excitement, and life to the entire celebration. The parade of characters brought stories to reality and reminded us that reading will always open doors to imagination and possibility.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to all facilitators who dedicated their time, expertise, and unwavering support in conducting the various contests and activities throughout the month. Your efforts ensured a smooth, organized, and impactful celebration that truly inspired our learners to read, explore, and dream.

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