Lower Tamugan National High School

Brigada Eskwela 2026 is fast approaching!

Lower Tamugan National High School is currently accepting cleaning materials such as:
🧹 Brooms
🪣 Pails and tabo
🧴 Floor wax and detergents
🖌️ Paint and paint brushes
🧤 Dustpans and other cleaning tools

Any kind of support and shared resources will greatly help in preparing a clean, safe, and welcoming learning environment for our learners this school year.

Together, let us strengthen the spirit of bayanihan for Brigada Eskwela 2026. 💙💛

📸: Ma’am Josene Quiachon

Brigada Eskwela 2026 is here!

Lower Tamugan National High School warmly invites everyone to join this year’s Brigada Eskwela on June 1–5, 2026 with the theme:
“Bayanihan para sa Matatag na Paaralan.”

Let us work hand in hand to prepare a clean, safe, and learner-friendly environment for our students. Your time, effort, and support can make a big difference!

🧹 Clean
🛠 Repair
🌱 Green
🎁 Donate
🙋 Volunteer

Together, let’s build a brighter future for our learners because “Your time. Your skills. Our school. Our future.”




📸: Ma’am Josene Quiachon

🥁 HAWAK MO ANG BEAT, HAWAK MO ANG BEAT! 🥁

PULSE OF THE FUTURE: STUDENT SURVEY 📢

You hold the beat—the pulse of the future that can echo from one life to another!
The Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) needs YOUR voice! 🎤

We’re conducting this survey to gather your:

💡 Ideas & Recommendations to make our school environment better.

🤝 Suggestions & Concerns to make our time here more meaningful.

⚠️ Issues that need immediate action and attention.

Your answers will guide us in creating programs, projects, and activities that truly serve every single student from Grade 7 to Grade 12.

Don’t keep your thoughts hidden. Share your voice with us as we march together on a mission toward excellence. Let us keep the pulse of excellence beating and the heart to strive for progress!

Your thoughts matter. Speak up and help build the school we all deserve! 👇

𝗚𝗼𝗼𝗴𝗹𝗲 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗺: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfYDQgfap9pG5H7ynL1mZvfieHr4p7DY10kFilgMlrWjcvTMA/viewform

𝗡𝗚𝗟: https://ngl.link/ltnhs.sslg.ngl1



🖼️: PEREZ, A.
✍🏻: BATAWE, N.

ARAL Program Update | May 21, 2026

The ARAL session at Lower Tamugan National High School continued today with learners engaging in reading aloud activities using facial expressions and non-verbal cues while reading the story The Boy Who Cried Wolf.

Facilitated by Sir Jhon Sardido and Ma’am Marvie Dimpas, the activity encouraged learners to practice changing their voices to effectively portray the feelings and emotions of the characters in the story. Through expressive reading, learners were given the opportunity to enhance their reading fluency, comprehension, and confidence in oral reading.

The session also highlighted the importance of proper expression and body language in helping learners better understand and communicate the message of the text.

Through continuous guidance and meaningful learning experiences, LTNHS remains committed to developing confident and expressive readers.






📸: Sir Jhon Sardido

ARAL Program Update| May 20, 2026

As part of the continuous literacy intervention efforts of Lower Tamugan National High School, learners participated in a 1:6 reading session facilitated by Sir Jhon Sardido. The activity focused on developing reading fluency, proper expression, and the use of non-verbal cues during oral reading.

To further enhance learners’ understanding of effective communication, sample videos about emotions and public speaking were presented to demonstrate appropriate facial expressions, gestures, and body language while reading.

Although most learners are still in the process of developing their reading skills, the session served as a meaningful step toward improving their fluency and confidence. Continuous practice and guidance remain essential in helping learners effectively express themselves while reading.

Through dedication and consistent intervention, LTNHS continues to uphold its commitment to nurturing confident and capable readers.






📸: Sir Jhon Sardido

Congratulations to Our Newly Licensed Teachers!

Lower Tamugan National High School proudly celebrates and congratulates our newly licensed teachers for successfully passing the Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers!

This remarkable achievement reflects your perseverance, dedication, sleepless nights, and unwavering commitment to the noble calling of education. Your success is a testament that hard work, faith, and determination truly lead to greatness.

As you begin this meaningful journey as professional educators, may you continue to inspire young minds, nurture dreams, and become instruments of positive change in the lives of learners. Your LTNHS family shares in your joy and takes pride in this well-deserved milestone.

May this achievement open doors to greater opportunities and brighter horizons as you continue to pursue excellence not just as a goal, but as a way of life.

Once again, congratulations, newly licensed teachers!

Your success today will inspire the leaders of tomorrow.

ARAL Program Update | May 18, 2026

Learners of Lower Tamugan National High School continue to improve their reading skills through the ongoing 1:8 and 1:1 Reading Sessions.

The group of eight learners practiced reading aloud with proper pacing, expression, and the use of non-verbal cues to help enhance fluency and build confidence in reading with Sir Jhon Sardido.

Meanwhile, one learner participated in a one-on-one reading session with Ma’am Marvie Tagpuno Borres-Dimpas to provide additional support in coping with lessons and strengthening reading comprehension.

Through patience, guidance, and continuous intervention, LTNHS remains committed to helping every learner become a better and more confident reader.

Look| LTNHS Received Rosco Paint for Brigada Eskwela 2026

In preparation for Brigada Eskwela 2026, Lower Tamugan National High School gratefully received three (3) cans of Rosco Paint through the generosity of Ma’am Denisa C. Edic, one of the school’s valued stakeholders, with the donation made possible through the endorsement of Ma’am Judy Paghunasan.

This meaningful donation will greatly help in improving and beautifying our school facilities as we continue to prepare a clean, safe, and welcoming learning environment for our learners.

Principal Sir Robert G. Quibete, Sir Vicente S. Gazo, and Ma’am Corie P. Ocon, BE Coordinator, expressed their heartfelt gratitude to Ma’am Denisa C. Edic and Ma’am Judy Paghunasan for the generous support extended to the LTNHS community and Brigada Eskwela 2026.

📸: Ma’am Corie P. Ocon

Look| LTNHS Alumni Batch 2007 Donates Giant Marimba

A new milestone for the LTNHS Drum and Lyre Corps!

We proudly welcome our new giant marimba, generously donated by the Alumni Batch 2007 through the initiative and effort of our Resource Mobilization Chairperson, Ma’am Donna Dela Cruz Manlod.

This meaningful contribution will surely inspire more young musicians to develop their talents and passion for music.

With heartfelt gratitude, we extend our sincere appreciation to Alumni Batch 2007, Ma’am Donna Dela Cruz Manlod, our school principals, Sir Robert G. Quibete and Sir Vicente S. Gazo, and Ma’am Corie P. Ocon, BE Coordinator, for their unwavering support, generosity, and dedication to the growth and success of our learners and the entire school community.

Together, we continue to create opportunities where excellence is not just a goal, but a way of life.

📸: Ma’am Corie P. Ocon

ARAL Update| May 14, 2026

Learning Through Fun and Creativity!

Learners of Lower Tamugan National High School actively participated in a “Build-a-Word” activity using prefixes, suffixes, and root words. Through this interactive activity, students combined word parts to create new words while enhancing their vocabulary and language skills in a fun and engaging way.

Facilitated by Sir Jhon Sardido, the activity promoted teamwork, critical thinking, and active participation, proving that learning becomes more meaningful when students enjoy the process.