DepEd Tayo Luis Ferrer III Memorial Elementary School - General Trias City

LFMES Joins Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill 2026

Teachers, learners, school personnel, and parents actively participated in the Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) 2026 as part of the school's commitment to disaster preparedness and emergency response. Participants practiced the proper earthquake safety procedures, including the “Duck, Cover, and Hold” technique and orderly evacuation protocols.

The activity was spearheaded by Sir Marchel L. Latuga, the school's Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) Coordinator, who ensured the smooth conduct of the drill and the proper implementation of safety measures.

The drill provided participants with an opportunity to apply earthquake response procedures in a simulated emergency situation.

Brigada Eskwela 2026 Validation led by Dr. Leah Anne Misenas, SEPS of the Social Mobilization and Networking Unit (SOCMOB), together with our PSDS Ma’am Jocelyn L. Fortuno and EPS in MAPEH Sir Erwin Asugi.

We extend our sincere gratitude for their guidance and support, as well as to all our teachers, parents, and stakeholders whose spirit of bayanihan made this activity a success.

Together, we build a safer, cleaner, and more learner-friendly school community.

General Trias City Commemorates 128th Philippine Independence Day

The City Government of General Trias, led by City Mayor Luis "Jon-Jon" A. Ferrer IV, spearheaded the formal commemoration of the 128th Philippine Independence Day today, June 12, 2026. Gathering local officials, historical groups, and civic leaders, the solemn event honored the city's monumental contributions to the nation’s freedom.

A key highlight of the civic program was an insightful historical recollection shared by Schools Division Superintendent (SDS) Ivan Brian L. Inductivo, CESO VI. Speaking to an audience of local educators, government employees, and youth participants, SDS Inductivo spotlighted the deep intertwining of Department of Education (DepEd) history and the heritage of General Trias—formerly known as San Francisco de Malabon.

"Our mission as educators goes beyond textbooks; it is about anchoring our youth to the exact ground where freedom was fought for," SDS Inductivo stated. He brought history to life by vividly recounting the events of Pasong Kalabaw (now Barangay Santa Clara), where local Katipuneros led by General Mariano Trias, Diego Mojica, and Nicolas Portilla launched the First Cry of Cavite on August 31, 1896. He challenged the academic community to keep the spirit of Pasong Kalabaw alive by fostering localized historical appreciation in every classroom.

The formal ceremonies concluded with a symbolic wreath-laying at the monuments of General Mariano Trias and Dr. Jose Rizal led by Mayor Luis 'Jon- Jon' Ferrer, Vice Mayor Jonas Labuguen and all other LGU officials. Attendees to the said event were SDO General Trias City led by SDS Ivan Brian Inductivo, CESO VI, ASDS Rogin Contemprato, CESE, CID Chief Eduarda Zapanta, SGOD Chief Ines Inocencio, supervisors and school heads.

📚🎉 OPENING BLOCK 2026 🎉📚

Welcome back, Luisian learners! 💙💛

As we begin another exciting school year at Luis Ferrer III Memorial Elementary School, let us embark on our Opening Block Activities designed to ensure a smooth, safe, and meaningful start to learning.

✅ Day 1 – Welcome Back to School, Flag Ceremony, and Orientation for New Learners
✅ Day 2 – Initial Mandatory Health Assessment and Orientation with Advisers
✅ Day 3 – Mandatory Assessment in English, Filipino, and Mathematics (Phil-IRI and RMA)
✅ Day 4 – Continuation of Assessments and First General PTA Meeting/Election of Officers

Together, let us create a positive learning environment where every learner is ready to learn, grow, and succeed.





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In line with the preparations for the opening of classes and the pilot administration of the Literacy and Numeracy Knowledge (LINK) Test, Ma'am Ma. Glecita Columna, EPS-English, and Ma'am Lynette Rue, EPS-Mathematics, conducted a monitoring visit at Luis Ferrer III Memorial Elementary School.

The monitoring activity focused on assessing the school's readiness for the start of School Year 2026–2027, including classroom preparations, learning resources, and other essential requirements. The supervisors also provided technical guidance and discussed key procedures related to the upcoming pilot administration of the LINK Test, for which the school has been selected as one of the pilot-testing sites.

Following the monitoring, the supervisors met with Sir Emerson Curioso, to share observations, recommendations, and important reminders to ensure the smooth implementation of school programs and assessment activities.

The visit highlights the Department of Education's continuing commitment to supporting schools in delivering quality education and ensuring learners are provided with a conducive environment for learning and assessment.

As we conclude this year's Brigada Eskwela, we extend our deepest appreciation to everyone who took part in this week's activities.

Your dedication, generosity, and unwavering support have helped transform our school into a more welcoming and conducive environment for learning.

Thank you for showing that through unity and bayanihan, we can achieve great things for our learners.

Mula sa buong pamilya ng Luis Ferrer III Memorial Elementary School, maraming-maraming salamat po!

We remain inspired by the overwhelming support of our stakeholders and volunteers.

Every act of service, no matter how big or small, contributes to the success of our school and the future of our learners. Thank you for your time, hard work, and commitment to education.

Together, we continue to build a school environment where every child can learn, grow, and succeed.

Maraming salamat po, mga Brigada Heroes!