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10 STE A CHEERDANCE
03/31/25 : A few minutes on the mat, a lifetime in our heart 💙

Yanzei B. Malanum
10 - STE A
ESP 10

Every day, schools use up energy, generate massive amounts of waste, and consume resources without considering their long-term impact. But what if we had the power to change that?

Imagine a school where sustainability is woven into everyday life—a place where students gain knowledge not only from books but also through nature.

Every small action counts. By reducing plastic bottle use and using reusable bottles and sorting our waste, we reduce pollution and take a step toward a zero-waste school.

Having a school garden is important since it promotes healthy eating, hands on learning, and it fosters environmental awareness.

Saving energy is simple. Unplugging unused appliances, turning off the unused faucet, turning off unused lights, and being mindful of our surroundings use helps protect the environment.

Join the movement for a cleaner, greener future! By campaigning about environmental sustainability and choosing sustainable practices in our everyday lives, we’re making a real impact.

Together, we can create lasting change and protect our planet for generations to come.

"Sustainability, ensuring the future of life on Earth, is an infinite game, the endless expression of generosity on behalves of all."

- Paul Hawken

Jhanalyn Lorenzo
10 - STE A
ESP 10

My Vision for Education of our country.

High school routines can seem never-ending: get up early, study, cope with anxiety, lack of sleep and repeat. It's simple to get stuck and question whether life is about more than expectations and grades.

Yet, what if there is more to
this loop than only repetition?
Could it be setting you up for something greater? You get stronger each moment you face a challenge. You learn something from every mistake. Exams are only one aspect of education; another is learning about your own personality and potential. The exhausting days, late nights, and hard work? Each of them serves as a beginning for your future.

The challenge comes from accepting the cycle, finding purpose in each day, and using every experience good or bad as a springboard for the future. Every challenge you overcome makes you stronger. You learn something from every mistake. Everyone has the opportunity to improve, gain wisdom, to become ready for the future every day.

"Breaking Through the Cycle: Finding Purpose in Education"

Samantha Rose Santillano
10 STE - A
ESP 10

Young people in our country do not only carry dreams, but also tremendous struggles, personal sacrifices, and unshakable determination. Many students fuse for the hardships, lack of support, and multiple obstacles but continue to fight for their future.

But the future of education in this country is not a dream but a promise we aim to fulfill. I envision a future with no student left behind due to lack of support. A more advanced free education, where high quality is norm and accessible to all.

The day will come when poverty is no longer a hindrance to success. Everyone will have more scholarships, increased opportunities, and even financial aid for working students. Education in our country will be fair and just. We see a future where every Filipino no longer has to be privileged to hold a diploma.

A system that does not only teach knowledge but also instills confidence, emotional stability, and mental readiness to face the world. Because equity starts with education, it should not be a privilege.

And in the new tomorrow of our nation, we will ensure no student loses hope, no dream is wasted, and no Filipino is left behind.

Carl Evan V. Nava
10 STE-A
ESP

My Vision For Our Country: There's more than what makes up a country, you may have a hierarchy of government positions, social class divisions, wealth, or abundant resources, all necessary for a sustainable country but the backbone of a country is the cooperation of power throigh it's people. My vision for our country is a total unification of all people, we've had differences, perhaps in ideologies, religion, or class and yet we must learn to coexist. The priority of my dream is the progression of our own nation, people embody true power and so the potential of a unified country remains unmatched.

Glycy Mae E. Bacobe
10 STE-A

𝓔𝓷𝓿𝓲𝓻𝓸𝓷𝓶𝓮𝓷𝓽𝓪𝓵 𝓢𝓾𝓼𝓽𝓪𝓲𝓷𝓪𝓫𝓲𝓵𝓲𝓽𝔂

We dreamed of a peaceful, quiet, clean environment. But what would happen if we were to neglect our responsibilities?

The environment is important, to us people we may call our habitats, the ones from which we get our resources and primary needs. We can notice that as the years pass, it's now hard to get our daily needs, some of them are damaged, because of us.

In the near future, if we continue harming our environment, I see the Earth and its resources, depleting. So, as students and a Filipino citizen, we must act and take part in clean-up drives, and practice the 3r’s reduce, reuse, and recycle to maintain our mother nature. It’s our duty to take care of the planet because it’s the greatest treasure we have. And as for our young adults, they should continue and teach what we started.

Always remember that, 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐭𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞, 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐚 𝐜𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐧𝐞𝐫 𝐟𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞

Gia Allyson E. Bacobe
10 STE A

My Vision for our country:
Education, the most important aspect of our lives. It serves as a stepping stone for our success. By next year, we will enter senior high school . Which leads me to wonder, what will education be in the future? By the year 2050, I see our country as the powerhouse of education, with every student having access to high quality learning materials that make learning efficient in this developing world. Young people have the potential to shape the future of our country that’s why we have to rely on education because it will be our foundation for national progress and economic growth. As doctor Jose Rizal once said, The youth are the hope of the nation.

Edielyn A. Gueva
10 STE - A
ESP 10

My Vision For Our Country

I, as a proud Filipino, strongly encouraged not only the youth, but all of those concerned, to implore and find opportunities where all will be able to thrive through a well managed education.

I believe that, a child, regardless of their background should be provided with proper and high quality education, with integrated and project based learning and emphasizes not just core memorization but also innovative and creative thinking.

We should create a supportive environment where all learners could build a strong and profound foundation of themselves, both academically and personally.

Gywneth Shane Buena
10 STE - A
ESP 10

We envision a future of every Filipino youth to have access to education regardless of their background or status, providing them the education they needed with its competencies and values, igniting their potential to be active. As a learner-centered public institution, the school continues to give the learnings to improve its quality.

By investing the education of the Filipinos, we can invest their future and the future of the nation because I believe that education is the key to success. Despite their background, we will break the stereotypes so that all of the Filipino youth will have access to a quality education. This vision is not just an aspiration but a call to action. By working together, our county can create where education empowers the younger generation to build a brighter future for all and a society where every youth has the opportunity to thrive not just academically, but also as citizens and individuals.

Rquin Sebastian E. Roque
10 STE-A
ESP 10

As a student my vision for the country's future is to build a greener and healthier nation by encouraging every citizen to participate in planting a plant, regularly watering them to help them grow, and actively avoiding littering to maintain clean surroundings, ensuring a sustainable and thriving environment for future generations.