11/07/2026
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Benedictine Institute of Learning, in partnership with the Philippine National Police โ Cavite Provincial Police Office (PNP-PPO), spearheaded a symposium on bullying and cyberbullying in schools, a usual major factor that lead to recent school violences that happened across the country.
Patrolwoman Princess Baquiran, WCPD Investigator, led the discussion on anti-bullying measures, stressing the importance of early intervention and awareness.
Meanwhile, Police Major Sergeant Angellie Cruzada, WCPD PNCO, highlighted the psychological and social impact of bullying, reminding students and educators that vigilance and empathy are key to prevention.
On the other hand, Police Senior Sergeant Zosimo Asido Jr., Chief Investigator of the Cavite PNP Cyber Response Team, tackled cybercrime and online threats, equipping participants with knowledge on responsible digital citizenship.
To cap, Imus City PNP Chief Chey Chey Saulog emphasized that bullying often escalates into intimidation and fear among children, underscoring the need for investigation and accountability in reported cases.
The symposium served as a call to action for schools, parents, and communities to strengthen their stand against bullying and cyberbullying, ensuring that every learner thrives in a safe, supportive, and bully-free environment.
This initiative reflects Benedictine communityโs commitment to holistic education, where student well-being and character formation are as vital as academic excellence.