TUP NSTP Manila

The NSTP Sector successfully took charge of the TUP Monday Flag-Raising Ceremony on 04 May 2026, ensuring the orderly conduct of the weekly university tradition. The program formally opened with an invocation, followed by the mass singing of the National Anthem, Panunumpa sa Watawat ng Pilipinas, Panata sa Bagong Pilipinas, and the Kawani ng Gobyerno, reinforcing patriotism, unity, and commitment to public service among the university community.

In lieu of the usual inspirational message, NSTP Director Prof. Reggie C. Campomanes and Prof. Izhar Dantes delivered practical fire safety tips and conducted a brief demonstration on the proper use of a fire extinguisher, promoting awareness and preparedness in emergency situations. The ceremony was further enlivened by an intermission number performed by the NSTP trainers and selected members of the Corps of Lady Sponsors, fostering camaraderie and morale among participants.

Thereafter, several faculty members shared special announcements relevant to university activities and reminders. The program concluded with the mass singing of “Bagong Pilipinas” and the TUP Hymn, marking a meaningful and safety-oriented flag ceremony led by the NSTP Sector.

The NSTP Sector successfully conducted its Normal Training Day on 03 May 2026 as part of the continuing implementation of the National Service Training Program for the semester. The program formally opened with an invocation, followed by the mass singing of the National Anthem and the Panunumpa sa Watawat ng Pilipinas, reinforcing unity, discipline, and patriotism among the NSTP students and trainers.
During the opening program, the NSTP Director delivered a message emphasizing proper attitude and behavior during the first day of community immersion for the CWTS and LTS components in selected barangays near TUP Manila. The Director reminded the students to observe respect, professionalism, cooperation, and adherence to community guidelines, as they represent the university while engaging with partner barangays. For the ROTC component, the Director likewise encouraged cadets to consistently comply with and adhere to the established policies and standards of the ROTC program to maintain discipline and readiness.
After the program, the CWTS and LTS students proceeded to their respective community immersion areas of assignment to carry out their scheduled activities and complete the required immersion hours. The successful conduct of the training day reflected the NSTP Sector’s commitment to organized implementation, values formation, and meaningful community engagement.

The NSTP Sector successfully conducted its Normal Training Day on 26 April 2026 as part of the continuing implementation of the National Service Training Program for the semester. The program formally opened with an invocation, followed by the mass singing of the National Anthem and the Panunumpa sa Watawat ng Pilipinas, reinforcing patriotism, unity, and discipline among the students and trainers.
During the opening program, the NSTP Director delivered a message to all students regarding the scheduled midterm activities for the CWTS and LTS components, specifically the film showing of “Sa Isang Iglap” and the alternative role-playing activity aimed at strengthening awareness on Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM). For the ROTC component, the Director also emphasized the continued preparations for the upcoming Annual Regional Tactical Inspection, reminding cadets to maintain discipline and readiness in compliance with training standards.
After the program, CWTS and LTS students proceeded to SM Manila to watch the film “Sa Isang Iglap” as part of their learning activity. In the afternoon, selected students opted to complete their midterm requirement through role-playing activities focused on DRRM awareness and preparedness. These activities were properly facilitated and supervised by their respective faculty members and trainers, ensuring orderly implementation and meaningful student engagement.

The NSTP Sector successfully conducted an online training session for the three components—ROTC, CWTS, and LTS—on 12 April 2026 as part of the continuing implementation of the National Service Training Program for the semester.
During the session, each component carried out its scheduled activities and learning tasks in accordance with its approved syllabus, ensuring continuity of instruction and consistent progress toward program outcomes. The online modality also enabled students and trainers to effectively proceed with discussions, submissions, and other course requirements aligned with their respective curricula.

On 19 April 2026, face to face training conducted as part of the continuing implementation of the National Service Training Program (NSTP) for the semester. The activity formally opened with an invocation, followed by the mass singing of the National Anthem and the Panunumpa sa Watawat ng Pilipinas, fostering patriotism, unity, and discipline among the students and trainers.
During the opening program, the NSTP Director delivered a message emphasizing the guidelines and preparations for the community immersion of the CWTS and LTS components, reminding students to observe proper conduct, active participation, and documentation of activities. The Director also informed the ROTC cadets of their continuing preparations for the upcoming Regional Annual Administrative Tactical Inspection (RAATI), encouraging them to maintain discipline and readiness in accordance with ROTC standards.
After the program, all female NSTP students were separated and assembled at the TUP Covered Court for a seminar entitled “Period Positive Project: Educate, Empower, Embrace – Empowering Women through Menstrual Health Awareness and Environmental Support.” The seminar was led by the Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) and focused on promoting menstrual health awareness while reinforcing environmental support and women’s empowerment. The activity provided students with valuable knowledge and encouraged informed, confident, and responsible practices related to menstrual health.
Meanwhile, the CWTS and LTS components proceeded to their respective areas of responsibility to conduct their school-based community immersion. Each cluster was assigned a designated area for cleaning and maintenance, allowing students to contribute to campus improvement through organized service activities.

The NSTP Sector successfully conducted a face-to-face training day on 29 March 2026 as part of the continuing implementation of the National Service Training Program (NSTP) for the 2nd Semester, SY 2025–2026. The program formally opened with an invocation, followed by the mass singing of the National Anthem and the Panunumpa sa Watawat ng Pilipinas, reinforcing unity, discipline, and patriotism among the NSTP students and trainers.
During the program, the NSTP Director delivered a message emphasizing the importance of timely compliance with curriculum requirements, regular attendance, and active participation in all NSTP activities to ensure the completion of course outcomes for each component. In addition, the NSTP Cluster Officers from each cluster conducted their Oath-Taking Ceremony, signifying their commitment to responsible leadership, service, and the effective coordination of cluster-based activities for the semester.
Following the opening program, selected NSTP trainers and Cluster Volunteer Officers initiated coordination with partner barangays in preparation for the upcoming community immersion activities for the CWTS and LTS Components. The ROTC Component proceeded to their Midterm Examination as scheduled. The ROTC Corps of Lady of Sponsors conducted their Final Deliberation for SY 2025-2026. As part of the sector’s community engagement, the NSRC Volunteers also participated in an activity at Barangay 660, located near the school premises, demonstrating continued volunteerism and support for local community initiatives.

The NSTP Sector successfully conducted its Normal Training Days on 15 and 22 March 2026 as part of the continuing implementation of the National Service Training Program for the semester. The training sessions were delivered through a combination of online and onsite modalities, following the scheduled arrangement of the six NSTP clusters for CWTS and LTS students based on their class assignments.
For the CWTS and LTS components, training activities were conducted according to the assigned cluster schedules to ensure orderly participation and continuity of instruction. Students attended their sessions either online or onsite, depending on their cluster’s designated mode for the day. Throughout both dates, CWTS and LTS students continued working on their course requirements and learning tasks aligned with their respective curricula.
Meanwhile, the ROTC component implemented an onsite training session on 15 March 2026, focusing on the scheduled ROTC activities and requirements for cadets. On 22 March 2026, ROTC shifted to an online training session, ensuring uninterrupted delivery of instruction and compliance with academic and training requirements.

On 12 March 2026, TUP Manila participated in the 1st Quarter National Simultaneous Earthquake Drill 2026 that was spearheaded by the NSTP Sector in collaboration with the Medical & Dental Clinic together with the Security Personnel, NSRC Volunteers and ROTC Cadets.

On 08 March 2026, the NSTP Sector successfully conducted its Normal Training Day, highlighted by a lecture for NSTP students facilitated by the Gender and Development (GAD) Office through Prof. Elizabeth Baroza. Students from different clusters gave their insights about recognitions of women's leadership, resilience, and dedication across communities, workplaces and institutions. Prior to the formal program, the NSRC Cluster Volunteers officers, together with the ROTC Corps of Cadets and Lady Sponsors, conducted a parade towards the TUP grounds, demonstrating discipline, unity, and active participation in sector activities.
The program formally began with an invocation followed by the singing of the National Anthem, setting a solemn and patriotic tone for the day’s activities. After the opening program, students proceeded to their respective components and assigned areas to carry out their scheduled training sessions and classroom activities. At 10:00 AM, the sector conducted its 3rd NSTP Earthquake Drill, led by Sgt. Alex Diaz together with the NSRC Volunteers, to further strengthen student preparedness and reinforce safety protocols during emergencies.

The TUP-NSTP Sector conducted its regular training on March 1, 2026. The program commenced with an invocation followed by the mass singing of the National Anthem, symbolizing unity and patriotism among the students, faculty members, and NSTP personnel in attendance. During the training, the election of the Overall NSTP Cluster Volunteer was organized and facilitated by the NSTP Director to select student leaders who will assist in coordinating NSTP-related activities and programs. In addition, an orientation for the film showing entitled “I RESCYOU” was conducted at the TUP Covered Court through JEMS Production. Actor Neil Coleta personally attended the activity and engaged with the students. Board Member Jojo Matias also served as a guest speaker and delivered a lecture on Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM), which is aligned with the NSTP curriculum on Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (PDRRM). The TUP President likewise addressed the students and emphasized the importance of disaster awareness and preparedness among the youth, highlighting their role in promoting safety and resilience within their communities.
To further enliven the event, actor Neil Coleta performed several songs to entertain the students, while JEMS Production facilitated games and interactive activities. Prizes were awarded to students who actively participated in the activities. Meanwhile, selected ROTC cadets represented the university in the 3rd NCRRCDG Fancy Drill Exhibition held at the UST Quadrangle, where they showcased their discipline, precision, and excellence in military drill performance. The day’s activities effectively combined leadership development, disaster preparedness education, and student engagement.

The TUP-NSTP Sector conducted its regular training on February 22, 2026. The program commenced with an invocation followed by the mass singing of the National Anthem, symbolizing unity and patriotism among the students, faculty members, and NSTP personnel present during the activity. After the opening program, the students proceeded to their respective assigned classrooms to continue with their component-based discussions and activities.
During the training, the election of NSTP Cluster Volunteers was organized to identify student leaders who will assist in coordinating activities and supporting the implementation of NSTP programs. In the afternoon session, the 2nd NSTP Earthquake Drill was conducted to strengthen the students’ preparedness and response during emergency situations. The activity was facilitated with the assistance of the TUP Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (DRRMO) together with the ROTC Corps of Cadet Officers and NSRC Volunteers, ensuring that students were guided on proper evacuation procedures and safety protocols during earthquakes. The drill served as an important exercise in promoting disaster awareness and readiness among the NSTP students.

On 15 February 2026, the NSTP Sector successfully conducted its Training Day, highlighting the continuous development of discipline, leadership, and preparedness among NSTP students and volunteers. The activity formally began with an invocation, followed by the mass singing of the national anthem, setting a respectful and organized tone for the day’s training.
During the opening program, the NSTP Director delivered important reminders to the students, emphasizing the need for the timely submission of class requirements and the value of punctual attendance during training sessions. The Director underscored that compliance and discipline are essential in ensuring the smooth implementation of NSTP activities and in building the students’ sense of responsibility and commitment to service.
After the program, the students proceeded to their designated training areas to continue with their respective component activities. A key highlight of the day was the election of the Overall NSRC Cluster Volunteers officers, which was facilitated by the NSTP Director. This activity aimed to strengthen the organizational structure of the NSTP by selecting student leaders who will guide and coordinate volunteer initiatives under the clusters of MakaDiyos, Makakalikasan, Mapagkalinga, Mapagkawanggawa, Makabansa, and Makatao. The election promoted leadership formation, teamwork, and active participation among student volunteers.
In addition, the NSRC Volunteers engaged in martial arts activities as part of their skills development and preparedness training. This activity contributed to enhancing their physical fitness, discipline, and self-confidence—qualities that are valuable during emergency response and community engagement activities.
Another major activity conducted was the first NSTP Earthquake Drill held at the TUP Grounds by the morning sessions, aimed at preparing the NSTP community for potential emergencies, particularly the possible “Big One” earthquake scenario. The drill was successfully implemented through the assistance and coordination of the TUP Security Personnel, the TUP Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (DRRMO), and the NSRC Volunteers. Through this drill, students and personnel were able to practice proper safety procedures, evacuation protocols, and coordinated response measures, reinforcing the university’s commitment to disaster preparedness and campus safety.