𝗪𝗔𝗧𝗖𝗛 | 𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗠 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 𝗗𝗔𝗬 𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀
The Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) of Sta. Ana National High School marked the dates March 11 and 12 as the first-ever celebration of STEM Day, held in honor of the STEM Club.
Aligned with their theme, “KineTech: A Movement for STEM Discovery and Innovation,” the STEM Club embraced STEM discoveries during the first day of celebration, while ensuring a kinetic movement during the second day.
Day 1 transformed the campus into an interactive learning hub—featuring each curriculum’s output: Grade 7’s environmental science projects, Grade 8’s microbiology exhibits, and Grade 9’s robotics display. The event also featured interactive games created by each curriculum, celebrating the role of STEM even in terms of recreational activities. A photobooth was also set up, capturing moments of participation and appreciation for the STEM Day event.
Day 2 turned up the energy with non-stop kinetic games, featuring Larong Pinoy—expressing STEM’s sense of patriotism. STEM students transformed chaos into coordination, energy into impact, and teamwork into excellence, proving that when young minds move together, balance is not only found, but built.
The STEM Club officers, together with the club facilitators, made the event possible by organizing it with vision and dedication.
Capturing the success of the 2026 STEM Day now stands as a meaningful reference for the growth and movement of STEM in the years to come. Through KineTech, the celebration did not only showcase discovery and innovation, but also ignited a continuous movement of curiosity, collaboration, and scientific spirit that will carry STEM forward for the next generations.
By: STEM Club Multimedia Team
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10/03/2026
JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE OUR STEM DAY 2026 AT JPRES GYMNASIUM ON MARCH 11, 2026 where the power of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics comes to life!
A day where curiosity turns into discovery and ideas become innovations that can shape the future. Through creativity, problem-solving, and exploration, young minds are inspired to think bigger and create solutions for tomorrow.
KINETECH continues to spark passion for learning, proving that every great invention begins with curiosity.
By: STEM CLUB Multimedia Team
08/03/2026
Empowering Envisioned Advocacies through Digital Literacy
On March 6, 2026, a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) student, Jemisa P. Cenas, took on the challenge and proudly represented the school in the Cluster 1 Festival of Talents: Advocacy Pitch, held at Sta. Ana National High School.
Together with her teammate, the duo presented their advocacies through creative and engaging presentations—reflecting their dedication in expressing visionary advocacies through verbal and nonverbal communications.
Among all the participating schools in Cluster 1, the team successfully secured 2ND PLACE, highlighting the school’s empowerment in strengthening public speaking, critical thinking, and digital literacy. This win won't be achieved by the learners without the guidance of their coach—Ma'am Iris Luyaga from the English Department.
The STEM Club extends its warmest congratulations to this outstanding STEM learner. May your dedication, courage, and visionary ideas continue to inspire fellow students to become advocates of innovation, responsibility, and meaningful change in today’s digital age. Your pitch and vision truly made an impact.
By: STEM Club Multimedia Team
Photo retrieved from: Ma'am Judith A. Mosquete
06/03/2026
“Conquering one challenge sparks progress; mastering many ignites true excellence.”
The Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) students of Sta. Ana National High School (SANHS) proudly competed in PhiEST+A 2026, a premier city-wide Science and Mathematics Competition hosted at Davao Christian High School V. Mapa Campus on March 6, 2026.
Facing strong teams from across Davao City, our participants showed remarkable dedication through intensive preparation, rigorous practice, and genuine passion for STEM.
From the Grade 9 Einstein section, two outstanding students earned special recognition:
Valencia, Cydril Onie D. – Grand Champion (TEAM 2)
Icalina, Aiyesha Blaise – Semi-Finalist (TEAM 1)
Guided by their coaches—Josha Janique M. Salucop (Science), Ronell L. Lemen (Mathematics), Ledison L. Castillo (Mathematics), and Edner M. Magdoboy (Science)—they delivered impressive performances through hard work, sharp thinking, and composure under pressure.
We warmly congratulate Cydril Onie D. Valencia, Aiyesha Blaise Icalina, their teammates, and coaches Josha Janique M. Salucop, Ronell L. Lemen, Ledison L. Castillo, and Edner M. Magdoboy! Your achievements highlight SANHS excellence in STEM and inspire continued growth.
Keep rising—SANHS is very proud of you!
By: STEM Club Multimedia Team
Photo retrieved from: Josha Salucop
16/02/2026
“Rising once leads to progress; continuing to rise leads to excellence.”
The Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) students of Sta. Ana National High School (SANHS) successfully participated in the National Science and Mathematics Quest held at Baguio City National High School on February 14–15, 2026.
The school’s participation marked its first-ever appearance at this event—signifying its progressive rise in STEM competencies. Despite it being the school’s first time joining, the following st toudents were formally recognized on the podium:
Abdurrahim C. Amerol
🥉 3rd Place – Grade 7 Math Quiz Bee
Coach: Jeffrey "KC" Cadungog
Abdulmuid C. Amerol
🥉 3rd Place – Grade 7 Environmental Science
Coach: Russel Naquila Mapa
Aiyesha Blaise Icalina
🏅 6th Place – Grade 9 Math Quiz Bee
Coach: Jeffrey "KC" Cadungog
Isaach Gabrielle F. Alvar
🎖Participant
Coach: Airah Bulang
These students and coaches proudly represented the school, showcasing its growing proficiency in STEM-related activities.
We extend our warmest congratulations to the mentioned students and coaches! With or without the disc of honor, your participation alone already signifies your excellence in the field of STEM. May this achievement serve as an inspiration for more students to step forward and continue striving for growth and success in the years to come.
By: STEM Club Multimedia Team
Photos retrieved from: Sir Jeffrey Cadungog and Ma'am Russel Mapa
10/02/2026
SOARING BEYOND THE FIGURES; LEARNING BETWEEN THE FACTS
Numbers do not just deal with metrics; from another angle, these numerical digits are more than what they seem—the logic of totality, the heart of reliability.
Numbers are viewed differently, but a sharp-witted STEM student named Cydril Onie D. Valencia from Grade 9 Einstein took on the challenge of going beyond metrics—understanding numbers as a mass interpretation and as the voice of the nation.
The STEM student valorously represented Sta. Ana National High School in the 36th Celebration of the Civil Registration Month, together with his bright coach, Ronell L. Lemen, at PSA RSSO XI, Davao City.
As a first-timer in this field, the feeling of uneasiness did not escape the lad; dealing with numbers from a different perspective is indeed a challenge, yet he managed to maintain his composure with the thought of representing the school with pride.
Ultimately, this participation highlighted what the STEM strand is all about: when students approach numbers with curiosity and purpose, they become much more than just figures—they turn into a reliable way to understand society and give voice to the nation.
By: STEM Club Multimedia Team
Photos retrieved from: Sir Ronell L. Lemen
25/01/2026
EARLY REGISTRATION FOR INCOMING STEM LEARNERS!
The Early Registration for S.Y. 2026-2027 will start on January 31, 2026!
This is open for:
✅ Incoming Grade 7
Requirements:
✔️ Accomplished Early Registration Form
✔️ Photocopy of PSA Birth Certificate
Ignite your curiosity and unleash your potential as you discover the world of the STEM Curriculum of Sta. Ana National High School!
📞 For inquiries, contact (082) 308-2602, message us on our official page, or visit the school directly
STREETS SCIENCE EDUCATION | SKWELAKALSADA YEAR 3
On the 17th day of January, a small science exploration took place at Brgy. 25-C. This teaching program wasn't about testing a student’s mastery, but rather about reaching a true understanding and essence of science through hands-on experience. This program gathers impressive minds to further cultivate their scientific knowledge—no matter their age or educational background.
Spearheaded by the Science Department of Sta. Ana National High School, the young volunteers of the Science, Technology, and Engineering (STE) program took part in making this event possible. These students worked hard to show that growing interest for science is possible anywhere, even in small baranggays.
The STE student volunteers were the heart of this program, explaining and demonstrating science concepts usually expressed in secondary learning level. Through interactive learning, they allowed our "street geniuses" to experience and understand the beauty of science for themselves.
These STE youth played a major part in the day, sharing the wisdom they have developed from their specialized field. They didn’t just bring science lessons to the streets; they brought a fun and engaging way of learning. Their efforts to bring joy were clear to see, making the atmosphere exciting for everyone involved.
This initiative reminds us that the world is one big classroom. Science should not be confined to four walls or high-end laboratories; it belongs to the people and the communities. Because when we bring education to the streets, we prove that curiosity knows no boundaries and that learning can happen anywhere.
Background audio taken from: Teacher Rheb - Halina't Sama-sama, Itaguyod Natin ang Siyensya / Youtube Channel
Photos retrieved from: Jan Cedric Castillon and Ma'am Merry Joy Caylan-Montero
By: SANHS STEM Multimedia Team
07/01/2026
2025 Recap | DTI Consumer Welfare Month 2025
On October 27, 2025, STE students from Sta. Ana National High School participated in the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Davao City Consumer Welfare Month Quiz Bowl. The event featured participants from various schools throughout Davao City.
The school was represented by three STE students: Jan Cedric Castillon, Aiyesha Blaise Icalina, and Jemisa P. Cenas. Castillon and Icalina served as the quizzers, while Cenas served as the backup.
In the end, the STE learners achieved 7th place among all participating schools. This event showcased the versatility of our STE learners by enabling them to secure a strong placement outside the scientific and mathematical fields.
Here's to more victories ahead!
Photos retrieved from: Sir Albert Gador
By: STEM Club Multimedia Team
Cluster One Science and Technology Expo 2025
06/01/2026
2025 Recap | Cluster One Science and Technology Expo 2025
Last September 30, 2025, at Davao City National High School, schools from Cluster One across Davao City gathered to celebrate the 2025 Science and Technology Expo.
Science, Technology, and Engineering (STE) students from Sta. Ana National High School participated in the event in two categories: STEMazing and Science Super Quiz Bee.
They proudly carried the school's banner as they showcased their excellence, bagging medals and achievements in both.
Here are the achievements by our STE students:
Science Super Quiz Bee - 2nd Place
Mohammad Faisal Tocalo (Grade 10, Non-STE)
Aiyesha Blaise Icalina (Grade 9)
Gwenyth Kirstine Quirong (Grade 8)
STEMazing - 3rd Place
Jan Cedric Castillon (Grade 9)
Cydril Onie D. Valencia (Grade 9)
Jemisa P. Cenas (Grade 9)
These achievements are a testament to the hard work and passion our students poured into preparing. We're incredibly proud of every one of them.
Here's to more breakthroughs and victories in 2026!
Photos retrieved from: SANHS Science Teachers
By: STEM Club Multimedia Team
06/01/2026
2025 Recap | A Year of Mathematical Excellence for Sta. Ana National High School STE Students
Looking back at an incredible 2025, our STE students dominated the Mathematical arena, securing impressive victories across Cluster, Division, and International levels! Their dedication, sharp minds, and hard work brought immense pride to our school. Here are the achievements bagged by our MATHnificent STE learners!
CLUSTER LEVEL ACHIEVEMENTS
Math Quiz Bee
Grade 7: 1st Place – Abdulmuid C. Amerol
Grade 8: 1st Place – Isaach Ghabriel F. Alvar
Grade 9: 2nd Place – Aiyesha Blaise Icalina
Sudoku
Grade 7: 1st Place – Abdurrahim C. Amerol
Rubik's Cube
Grade 8: 1st Place – Janrey Ezekiel L. Estoquia
Critical Thinkers Quest
Grade 7: 2nd Place – Richrose Axel V. Diaz & Denzel C. Tacang
Grade 8: 3rd Place – Chelseya Keish Cheska L. De Guzman
Grade 9: 2nd Place – Mark Kedrick C. Bernales & Cydril Onie D. Valencia
Tower of Hanoi
Grade 8: 2nd Place – Gwenyth Kirsten G. Quirng
Mental Math Challenge
Grade 8: 1st Place – Achelless Joseph O. Laid
Damath
Grade 7: 2nd Place – Eljay O. Curayag
Grade 7: 3rd Place – Rico B. Alarde
DIVISION LEVEL ACHIEVEMENTS
Math Quiz Bee
Grade 7: 4th Place – Abdulmuid C. Amerol
Grade 8: 5th Place – Isaach Ghabriel F. Alvar
Grade 9: 4th Place – Aiyesha Blaise Icalina
Sudoku
Grade 7: 4th Place – Abdurrahim C. Amerol
Mental Math Challenge
Grade 8: 1st Place – Achelless Joseph O. Laid
INTERNATIONAL LEVEL (Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau International Math Olympiad Heat Round)
Grade 7:
Gold Medalist – Abdulmuid C. Amerol
Gold Medalist – Abdurrahim C. Amerol
Silver Medalist – Fatima Jasmine Aishah D. Saning
Grade 8:
Silver Medalist – Isaach Ghabriel F. Alvar
Grade 9:
Gold Medalist – Aiyesha Blaise Icalina
What a MATHceptional year! Huge congratulations to all of our winners and coaches! You’ve made Sta. Ana National High School truly proud. Here’s to even greater achievements ahead!
Photos retrieved from: Sir Jeffrey Cadungog, Ma'am Merry Joy Caylan-Montero, and Grade 8 Hummingbird STE Page
By: STEM Club Multimedia Team
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