Jayobo Farm School

Jayobo Farm School Joins the 2nd Quarter Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill 2026

PREPAREDNESS SAVES LIVES!

In support of the Second Quarter Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) for CY 2026, the faculty and staff and the learners of Jayobo Farm School actively participated in the nationwide activity, reinforcing the importance of disaster preparedness and emergency response.

The activity was spearheaded by the School Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) designate, Dr. Cereann Mae S. Peronilla with the assistance of Sir Jesus Tibon ensuring the proper implementation and smooth conduct of the drill that highlighted the proper ex*****on of the “Duck, Cover, and Hold” procedure, promoting awareness and readiness in the event of an earthquake. Through the collective participation of everyone, the activity strengthened the school’s commitment to fostering a culture of safety, resilience, and preparedness.

As one community, Jayobo Farm School continues to uphold the value of being proactive in disaster risk reduction—because preparedness today ensures a safer tomorrow.

Five Years of Cultivating Excellence: Celebrating the 5th Founding Anniversary of Jayobo Farm School

Today, we proudly celebrate the 5th Founding Anniversary of Jayobo Farm School—five remarkable years of nurturing excellence, innovation, and agricultural education.

On June 18, 2021, Jayobo National High School officially converted to Jayobo Farm School, marking a significant milestone in its history. This transformation was made possible under the provisions of Republic Act No. 10618, otherwise known as the Rural Farm Schools Act, which strengthens secondary education through agriculture-based learning and skills development.

The successful conversion of the school was realized under the visionary leadership of the school principal, Sir Russell G. Jancilan, whose commitment and dedication paved the way for Jayobo Farm School to embrace its new identity and mission. His leadership, together with the unwavering support of the institution’s visionary leaders from national, regional and the schools division office, teachers, parents, learners, provincial and local government units, private individuals and community stakeholders, has enabled the school to flourish as a center of excellence in agricultural and entrepreneurial education.

As we commemorate this milestone, we celebrate not only five years of being a farm school but also the countless achievements, partnerships, and lives transformed along the way.

May this anniversary inspire us to continue sowing the seeds of knowledge, cultivating character, and harvesting success for generations to come.

Mabuhay, Jayobo Farm School!
Bulutho-an kong Mahal!

Regular Monday Flag Raising Ceremony Opens the Instructional Block at Jayobo Farm School

Jayobo Farm School formally commenced the instructional block through its regular Monday Flag Raising Ceremony, bringing together learners, teachers, and school personnel in a meaningful gathering that promoted patriotism, unity, and readiness for the week ahead.

The ceremony that is proudly sponsored by the school’s 4-H Club headed by their adviser, Ma’am Aprilen C. Gonzales began with the singing of the Philippine National Anthem, followed by a prayer, the recitation of the Panunumpa sa Watawat ng Pilipinas and other pledges and hymns. Learners stood with pride and respect as the national flag was raised, symbolizing their commitment to the values of citizenship and nation-building.

Adding energy and excitement to the morning, a dance number prepared by the organization and a routine exercise session that was cheerfully joined by the faculty and staff. The activity promoted physical wellness, boosted morale, and created a positive atmosphere, encouraging everyone to start the instructional block with enthusiasm and vigor.

The regular Monday Convocation not only marked the start of the new week but also reaffirmed the school’s commitment to nurturing a positive and conducive learning environment for all as highlighted by the school principal, Sir Russell G. Jancilan during his speech.

As the flag flies high, so do the aspirations of every learner and educator, marking the start of another promising instructional week at Jayobo Farm School.

Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future: Celebrating 128 Years of Philippine Independence

On June 12, 1898, the Philippines declared its independence from Spain in Kawit, Cavite. Led by Emilio Aguinaldo, this historic event marked the Filipino people’s assertion of freedom and nationhood after more than three centuries of colonial rule. During the historic proclamation, the Philippine flag was unfurled for the first time, and the national anthem was played, symbolizing the freedom of the Filipino nation.

Today, Independence Day reminds us of the sacrifices and heroism of those who fought for our freedom. It is a time to honor our rich history, celebrate our national identity, and reflect on our responsibility as citizens to uphold the values of liberty, unity, patriotism, and service to the country. As Filipinos, we continue to cherish the hard-earned freedom passed on by our heroes and strive to build a better future for generations to come.

Mabuhay, ang Pilipinas!

JAYOBO FARM SCHOOL HOLDS SUCCESSFUL PARENTS’ ORIENTATION FOR SY 2026–2027

Jayobo Farm School successfully conducted its Parents’ Orientation on June 11, 2026, at the Jayobo Gym, bringing together parents, guardians, school officials, and stakeholders in a meaningful gathering aimed at strengthening collaboration and ensuring a productive school year ahead.

Words of support were delivered by Hon. Jorge Compliza, Barangay Captain of Barangay Jayobo, and Ma’am Lo**ta L. Tinambunan, School Governing Council President, who both emphasized the vital role of parents and community stakeholders in fostering a supportive learning environment for every learner.

In the Opening Remarks and General Orientation, Dr. Charina A. Lauresta, on behalf of Sir Russell G. Jancilan, Principal II, warmly welcomed the parents and highlighted the importance of active parental involvement in achieving educational success. She also shared the school’s vision and priorities for the incoming school year.

Key educational updates were presented during the orientation. Dr. Charina A. Lauresta, SHS Department Head, discussed the Three-Term School Calendar in Basic Education and the Strengthened Senior High School Curriculum, providing parents with essential information regarding the new academic structure and curriculum enhancements.

Meanwhile, Dr. Cerean Mae S. Peronilla, JHS Department Head, explained the Revised Guidelines on Classroom Assessment, Grading System, Awards, and Recognition, helping parents better understand how learners’ academic performance will be evaluated and recognized throughout the year.

To further strengthen school preparedness, Ma’am Cindy C. Gardose, Public Affairs Coordinator, presented the Policy Guidelines on Learning Continuity in Emergencies, emphasizing the importance of ensuring uninterrupted learning despite unforeseen circumstances.

The orientation also featured the message and updates of the SPTA by Mr. Renato Latoza, SPTA President promoting transparency and accountability in the management of school-related funds.

An Open Forum and Discussion followed, providing parents with the opportunity to raise questions, seek clarifications, and share insights regarding school policies, programs, and learner welfare.

The event also included the Presentation of Jayobo Farm School Faculty and Staff, led by Ma’am Lhyn Angeli E. Chiva, TEA President, allowing parents to become more familiar with the educators and personnel who will guide and support their children throughout the school year.

One of the highlights of the orientation was the distribution of school supplies to the LNC Scholars, by the PGrelis Farm owned by Ma’am Lily Catedrilla and the presentation of the unanimously approved school uniform with the presentation of the PE uniform by the respective in-charge.

Through this successful orientation, Jayobo Farm School reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing a collaborative relationship among teachers, parents, and community partners. With shared goals, open communication, and collective support, the school community stands ready to provide quality education and meaningful learning experiences for all learners in School Year 2026–2027.

First Day High, Taga Farm!

Jayobo Farm School officially opened School Year 2026–2027 with a solemn convocation adding vibrant and lively “First Day High” vibe that immediately set a positive tone for learners and teachers alike.

Learners were warmly welcomed following different back-to-school activities prepared by the SSLG, creating a festive and student-centered atmosphere among the learners. The initiative helped ease first-day jitters and encouraged learners to start the school year with enthusiasm and confidence.

Adding inspiration to the opening program is Sir Russell Jancilan, Principal II delivered a heartfelt welcome message, reminding every one of the importance of commitment, growth, and a fresh start as a new academic journey begins.

To further energize the community, teachers joined short dance and exercises that brought fun, movement, and laughter into the morning. The activity helped lighten the atmosphere and strengthened the sense of connection among learners, teachers, and staff.

The celebration truly embodied the spirit of “First Day High sa Taga Farm,” marking a joyful and meaningful start to the school year filled with positivity, engagement, and school spirit.

To all who joined Brigada Eskwela 2026, thank you for your time, effort, and unwavering support.
Your spirit of bayanihan has helped make our school ready, safe, and welcoming for every learner.

Salamat gid sa inyong padayon nga suporta kag pagbulig.

We appreciate you!

Jayobo Farm School Concludes Brigada Eskwela 2026 with Unity and Dedication

As Brigada Eskwela 2026 reached its 5th and final day, the teachers of Jayobo Farm School remained steadfast and energized, working hand in hand to ensure that every classroom, corridor, and school facility was ready to welcome learners for another meaningful school year.

Day 5 was more than just the conclusion of a week-long activity—it was a celebration of collective effort, unwavering commitment, and a shared vision of providing quality education in a conducive learning environment. As the final dust settled and classrooms stood ready, the school community looked forward with excitement and optimism for the opening of classes.

Together, we cleaned, prepared, and paved the way for another successful school year at Jayobo Farm School!

Hands that Serve, Hearts that Care: BRIGADA ESKWELA 2026 DAY 4

The spirit of volunteerism and community partnership continued to shine on the fourth day of Brigada Eskwela 2026 at Jayobo Farm School as stakeholders, parents, volunteers, teachers, learners and community members united once again to prepare a safe, clean, and learner-friendly environment for the opening of classes.

Day 4 highlighted not only the physical transformation of the school but also the strengthening of partnerships among stakeholders who continuously support the school’s vision and mission. Through their hard work, and unwavering support, the school community moves one step closer to ensuring that every learner will have a conducive and inspiring place to learn.

As Brigada Eskwela 2026 progresses, Jayobo Farm School remains grateful to all volunteers and partners whose time, resources, and dedication continue to make a meaningful difference. Their efforts prove that when a community works together, great things happen for education.

Bayanihan in Action: Jayobo Farm School Powers Through Brigada Eskwela Day 3

JAYOBO, LAMBUNAO, ILOILO – The spirit of volunteerism and community unity remained strong as Jayobo Farm School successfully carried out Day 3 of Brigada Eskwela 2026, bringing together teachers, parents, stakeholders, volunteers, and community partners in a shared mission of preparing the school for the opening of classes.

A highlight of the day's activities was the invaluable participation of the Barangay Officials and Barangay Tanods of Barangay Walang, Lambunao, Iloilo who generously volunteered their time and effort to support the school's clean-up and improvement initiatives. Their presence and dedication exemplified the true essence of community partnership and shared responsibility in education.

More than the physical transformation of the school, Day 3 showcased the enduring value of bayanihan—a Filipino tradition that reflects cooperation, generosity, and collective responsibility.

As Brigada Eskwela continues, Jayobo Farm School remains grateful for the growing number of individuals and organizations who answer the call to serve. Indeed, every helping hand brings the school one step closer to providing a more conducive and inspiring learning environment for all.

Together, we build. Together, we serve. Together, we prepare for a brighter school year ahead.