Alip Lalabuan Elementary School

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School Alip Lalabuan Elementary School is a complete public Elementary school located at Marandacan putad, Masiu , Lanao del Sur.

Together in Purpose: Alip Lalabuan ES Strengthens Teacher Unity Through Team-BuildingAlip Lalabuan Elementary School, un...
13/12/2025

Together in Purpose: Alip Lalabuan ES Strengthens Teacher Unity Through Team-Building

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School, under the leadership of School Head Monalawan Magongcar, successfully conducted a one-day school-based team building activity aimed at strengthening collaboration, values formation, and professional commitment among teachers. Anchored on the theme “Together in Purpose: Encouraging Minds Through Mentorship, Character Building, and Cooperative Faith Exploration,” the activity highlighted the importance of unity, shared responsibility, and faith-based guidance in the teaching profession.

The program opened with an Emoji Check-In, allowing teachers to creatively express their current emotions and set a positive tone for the day. This simple yet meaningful activity fostered openness, emotional awareness, and mutual understanding among participants. It was followed by the interactive game Two Truths and a Lie, which encouraged camaraderie, laughter, and deeper personal connections as teachers learned more about one another beyond their classroom roles.

One of the core highlights of the activity was the Collaboration and Communication exercises designed to strengthen teamwork and problem-solving skills. Through group challenges, teachers practiced effective communication, trust-building, and shared decision-making—essential competencies in delivering quality education and sustaining a healthy school environment.

The “Why I Teach Circle” served as a reflective and inspiring segment where teachers shared their personal motivations, experiences, and aspirations as educators. This activity rekindled their passion for teaching and reminded everyone of their shared mission to nurture young minds and shape future leaders.

Adding a strong moral and spiritual dimension to the program were the lectures on the right acts in Islam, emphasizing values such as honesty, responsibility, cooperation, patience, and sincerity in fulfilling duties. These teachings highlighted how Islamic principles serve as models not only in performing work responsibilities but also in everyday life, reinforcing ethical behavior, teamwork, and accountability in the workplace.

The activity concluded with an Appreciation Wall, where teachers expressed gratitude and recognition for their colleagues’ efforts and positive qualities. This heartfelt activity strengthened morale, promoted respect, and reinforced a culture of appreciation and support within the school community.

In her message, School Head Monalawan Magongcar emphasized that teamwork, character formation, and faith-guided actions are vital in building a strong and effective school organization. She expressed her appreciation to the teachers for their active participation and commitment, underscoring that a united teaching force is key to achieving the school’s goals and improving learner outcomes.

The successful conduct of the team building activity reflects Alip Lalabuan Elementary School’s continuous commitment to professional growth, values-based leadership, and collaborative excellence—ensuring that teachers remain motivated, grounded, and united in purpose as they carry out their noble role as educators.

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School Observes 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against WomenAlip Lalabuan, Masiu, Lanao del Su...
12/12/2025

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School Observes 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women

Alip Lalabuan, Masiu, Lanao del Sur — December 2025

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School, under the leadership of School Principal Monalawan Magongcar, actively joined the nationwide 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women (VAW) with a series of meaningful activities aimed at strengthening awareness, promoting respect, and empowering women and girls within the school and the wider community.

School GAD Coordinator Jehaylin Rangiris, who recently attended an orientation focused on the 18-Day Campaign, the orientation forms part of the school’s Gender and Development (GAD) Plan, reinforcing the institution’s commitment to mainstreaming gender sensitivity into its programs and activities. During the orientation, the GAD Coordinator gained deeper insights into the national purpose of the campaign, its importance in preventing violence, and the need for consistent school-level compliance. These learnings were shared with the faculty to ensure that all activities were well aligned with official guidelines and carried out with clear intention and impact.

In the school, the observance formally opened with shared talks from selected teachers, who discussed the purpose and importance of the campaign. They emphasized how the movement seeks not only to protect women from all forms of abuse but also to cultivate a culture of empathy, dignity, and safety—values that the school continuously upholds.

Principal Monalawan Magongcar delivered a significant message highlighting the role of schools in shaping young minds towards becoming advocates of gender equality. He stressed that raising awareness about VAW is essential in building safe learning environments and fostering responsible citizens who uphold respect for all.

School GAD Coordinator also discussed the official memos and guidelines for the observance, ensuring that the school aligns with national directives and implements activities that strengthen gender-sensitivity across all grade levels.

A meaningful session was also led by the ISAL teachers, who provided insights on the rights of women from the Islamic perspective. They emphasized the respect, honor, and protection that Islam accords to women—reminding the learners and parents that safeguarding women’s well-being is both a civic duty and a religious responsibility.

Barangay Health Workers were also invited to share their expertise. They discussed the importance of community support systems, reporting mechanisms, and available local services for victims of violence. Their presence highlighted the collaborative relationship between the school and barangay in advocating for women’s welfare.

To conclude the campaign, the school unveiled an “Orange Corner”, a creative display showcasing the highlights of VAW Campaign activities through the years. The vibrant setup served as a visual reminder of the ongoing efforts to eliminate violence and the progress made by the school and the community.

Alongside it, a “Respect Starts With Me” Wall was installed. Teachers, students, parents, and guests eagerly signed the wall as a pledge of commitment to uphold respect, promote kindness, and stand against all forms of violence.

The 18-Day VAW Campaign at Alip Lalabuan Elementary School once again demonstrated the school’s strong advocacy for gender equality and its dedication to nurturing a generation that values respect, compassion, and justice for all.


Division of Lanao Del Sur-1 Official
Bangsamoro Ministry of Basic, Higher and Technical Education

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School Joins 2025 Division Athletic Meet and GSP Camp in WaoThe Alip Lalabuan Elementary School...
11/12/2025

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School Joins 2025 Division Athletic Meet and GSP Camp in Wao

The Alip Lalabuan Elementary School, headed by School Head Monalawan Magongcar, proudly joined this year’s 2025 Division Athletic Meet and Girl Scouts of the Philippines Camp, held in the Municipality of Wao from December 7 to 11, 2025. With the guidance of the school’s GSP Coordinator Ma’am Soraida Dumaraya, along with the dedicated teachers of Alip Lalabuan Elementary School, the delegation actively participated in various events that showcased teamwork, sportsmanship, leadership, and camaraderie.

The division-wide activity gathers participants from 18 municipalities of Lanao del Sur I under the leadership of Schools Division Superintendent Bae Dr. Rubina Mimbantas Macabunar. SDS Macabunar emphasized the significance of this year’s theme, “LDS1: Stronger Together, through Sports and Scouting ” highlighting how the message aligns deeply with the division’s vision of unity, collaboration, and continuous improvement in learner development and school performance.

The Municipality of Masiu, where Alip Lalabuan Elementary School belongs, showed exceptional support and solidarity during the first day of the event. The entire delegation was honored by the presence of Municipal Mayor Romil Guiling, Vice Mayor Jadid Mimbantas, barangay officials, and members of various LGU organizations. Their presence demonstrated the local government’s unwavering commitment to uplifting the youth through sports and scouting activities, as well as their dedication to strengthening partnerships between the schools and the community.

The participation of Alip Lalabuan ES is made stronger under the supervision of the District Coordinating Principal of Masiu B, Ma’am Junairah G**o, whose guidance ensured the preparedness and welfare of the students and teachers throughout the activity. The event also highlighted the unity of all districts under the Municipality of Masiu, including: Masiu I District, led by District Coordinating Principal Ma’am Lalawiin Pangcoga; Masiu II District, headed by Ma’am Nihayma Macasindil; and Masiu A District, under District Coordinating Principal Ma’am Aidalim Potawan.

Together with the four districts of Masiu and the secondary schools of the municipality, the Masiu delegation marched as one strong, unified team—embodying the message of the event’s theme and the true spirit of collaboration.

The participation of Alip Lalabuan Elementary School was made possible through the collective effort of its committed faculty and staff. School Head Monalawan Magongcar ensured smooth coordination with the division and municipal officials, while teachers worked tirelessly in preparing the athletes and Girl Scouts—training them, supporting them, and guiding them throughout the competition and camp activities.

Equally commendable are the athletes and GSP scouts who proudly represented their school with enthusiasm, discipline, and sportsmanship. Their eagerness to learn, compete, and build camaraderie with their fellow participants reflects the values nurtured within the school.

The strong partnership between the schools and the Local Government Unit of Masiu played a vital role in the delegation’s participation. The support extended by Mayor Romil Guiling, barangay officials, and LGU organizations ensured that the participants felt valued, safe, and motivated. Their involvement highlights the LGU’s commitment to empowering youth and supporting educational programs beyond the classroom.

The participation of the schools in Masiu on the 2025 Division Athletic Meet and GSP Camp is a testament to the power of unity within the school, district, and municipal community. Through the combined efforts of school leaders, teachers, learners, parents, LGU representatives, and division officials, the municipality of Masiu stood proudly in the event—showing what it truly means to be “Stronger Together.”

As the event continues until December 11, the spirit of teamwork and collaboration remains alive, inspiring every participant to strive for excellence and carry the pride of their schools and community.



Division of Lanao Del Sur-1 Official
Bangsamoro Ministry of Basic, Higher and Technical Education

A Bridge to a Hopeful Future: Alip Lalabuan ES Celebrates Reading Month 2025Alip Lalabuan, Masiu, Lanao del Sur — With t...
04/12/2025

A Bridge to a Hopeful Future: Alip Lalabuan ES Celebrates Reading Month 2025

Alip Lalabuan, Masiu, Lanao del Sur — With the inspiring theme “Tulay ang Pagbasa sa Bukas na Puno ng Pag-asa” (“Reading is a Bridge to a Future Full of Hope”), Alip Lalabuan Elementary School proudly celebrated the month-long observance of National Reading Month, led by its dedicated school principal, Monalawan Magongcar. The celebration, held throughout November, embodied the school’s strong commitment to nurturing literacy, strengthening comprehension, and cultivating a lifelong love for reading among learners.

This year’s theme served as a guiding light for all activities, emphasizing how reading opens pathways to knowledge, opportunity, and hope. Principal Magongcar expressed that literacy is not only an academic skill but also a powerful tool that empowers children to dream and achieve a brighter future.

“Reading opens doors to opportunities. Every child must discover the joy of books and the power of stories. With this month’s theme, we are reminded that reading truly bridges our learners toward a hopeful tomorrow,” Principal Magongcar shared during the opening program.

The month-long celebration commenced with a vibrant kickoff program attended by teachers, learners, and parents. Each class showcased creative literacy-themed banners featuring the month’s theme, reinforcing the message of reading as a gateway to a hopeful and promising future.

Short messages from teachers highlighted the value of reading in personal and academic development. Enthusiastic learners paraded with books, illustrations, and reading-themed props, setting a joyful tone for the rest of the month’s activities.

Central to the Reading Month observance were the daily 15-minute reading sessions, integrated into the school routine. These sessions encouraged learners to explore a variety of texts—from storybooks and informational passages to cultural folktales reflecting Maranao values.

To make reading more engaging, teachers conducted Storytelling Hours, using expressive voices. These storytelling sessions brought characters to life and strengthened learners’ imagination and comprehension.

A series of fun and educational reading-related activities allowed learners to showcase their skills and confidence. Activities included: read-a-thon, story retelling challenge, spoken poetry presentation, interpretative reading

The Reading Month celebration concluded with a meaningful Culminating Activity, showcasing performances such as storytelling presentations, spoken poetry, and short dramatizations inspired by the theme “Tulay ang Pagbasa sa Bukas na Puno ng Pag-asa.”

Principal Monalawan Magongcar commended the unity and dedication demonstrated by both teachers and learners:

“We celebrate not only the activities but also every child’s progress. The theme reminds us that reading leads our learners to a hopeful future. Alip Lalabuan ES will continue strengthening reading programs to ensure that every learner becomes a confident and capable reader.”

The 2025 Reading Month celebration of Alip Lalabuan Elementary School stands as a testament to its unwavering dedication to literacy advancement. Guided by the powerful theme “Tulay ang Pagbasa sa Bukas na Puno ng Pag-asa,” the school succeeded in creating meaningful experiences that enriched learners’ skills and strengthened their love for reading.

Through collaborative efforts of the school head, teachers, parents, and community members, Alip Lalabuan ES continues to build a culture of readers—one that inspires hope, opportunity, and a brighter future for every learner.


Division of Lanao Del Sur-1 Official

INSTRUCTIONAL SUPERVISION AT ALIP LALABUAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNovember 27, 2025 | Masiu B DistrictAlip Lalabuan Elementary...
28/11/2025

INSTRUCTIONAL SUPERVISION AT ALIP LALABUAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
November 27, 2025 | Masiu B District

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School proudly had the Instructional Supervision on November 27, 2025, an important quality-assurance activity spearheaded by the Division of Lanao del Sur–I under the leadership of Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Rubina Macabunar. This initiative forms part of the division’s strengthened commitment to instructional excellence and learner-centered teaching.

The Division Representatives were led by Johanisah Macud, District Masiu B Adopt Supervisor for School Head Supervision. She was joined by:

Ma’am Rainisha Solaiman – Assigned to supervise Kindergarten to Grade 3 instruction
Ma’am Baima Diampuan – Assigned to supervise Grade 4 to Grade 6 instruction
Ma’am Saripa Dibagulun, RN – Assigned for Health Area Supervision

Their collaborative efforts provided targeted feedback and support, enabling the school to better understand its strengths and areas for growth across grade levels and service areas.

This activity strongly aligns with the Division’s flagship program “Ruby CARES”—a program that champions Compassion, Accountability, Responsiveness, Excellence, and Service. Ruby CARES emphasizes close guidance and meaningful supervision as tools for uplifting the instructional landscape. Through this lens, the visit went beyond monitoring—it became an opportunity to model supportive leadership, strengthen teacher capabilities, and foster an environment where every learner receives quality, equitable, and caring education.

The visit brought forward several positive and actionable outcomes, including:

Enhanced clarity on standards of lesson delivery across grade levels, particularly with the MATATAG-aligned competencies. Strengthening of classroom routines and learning environment practices, especially in the early grades. Improved alignment of teaching strategies with learner needs, ensuring a more responsive and differentiated instructional approach. Reinforcement of health and safety practices, guided by the insights of Ma’am Saripa Dibagulun, RN. Clear action points for improving lesson planning, assessment, and instructional time management, tailored to each grade cluster.

These outcomes provide the school with a concrete roadmap for elevating classroom instruction and supporting teachers’ professional growth.

The success of the instructional supervision was made possible through the dedication of many individuals. The school extends its deep appreciation to:

School Head Monalawan Magongcar, whose leadership, organization, and preparedness ensured a well-coordinated and productive activity.
District Coordinating Principal Junairah G**o, for her continuous guidance and support to the school.
Teachers and volunteer teachers, who demonstrated professionalism, openness to feedback, and unwavering commitment to learner development.
School staff, whose behind-the-scenes work contributed to the smooth conduct of the supervision.

Together, their efforts showcased a strong school community ready to embrace growth and uphold the vision of quality basic education.

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School commits to:

Implementing the recommendations from the Division supervisors with fidelity and urgency.
Strengthening instructional practices through regular monitoring, coaching, and collaborative learning sessions.
Sustaining the spirit of Ruby CARES by nurturing a culture of accountability, care, and excellence.
Ensuring that every learner benefits from improved teaching strategies and a more responsive learning environment.

Guided by the Division’s programs and supported by a dedicated school team, Alip Lalabuan Elementary School remains steadfast in its mission to deliver effective instruction and nurture empowered, successful learners.

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School Successfully Administers Early Language, Literacy, and Numeracy Assessment for Grade 4 L...
06/11/2025

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School Successfully Administers Early Language, Literacy, and Numeracy Assessment for Grade 4 Learners

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School, under the Masiu B District, successfully conducted the Administration of the Early Language, Literacy, and Numeracy Assessment (ELLNA) for Grade 4 learners. The activity was spearheaded by the school head, Monalawan Magongcar, with the aim of evaluating learners’ foundational skills in reading, writing, and numeracy — essential competencies for lifelong learning and academic success.

The ELLNA serves as a vital tool in assessing the learners’ mastery of basic skills acquired in the early grades. The results of this assessment will help teachers identify learning gaps, strengthen instructional strategies, and design appropriate interventions to improve learners’ literacy and numeracy performance. It also reflects the school’s commitment to the goals of the Department of Education’s MATATAG Curriculum, emphasizing quality education and learner-centered instruction.

The event was further strengthened by the presence of the Validation Team, led by Division Science Coordinator Ma’am. Sairalyn Mimbantas and her team, who came as the Division Representatives for the conduct and validation of the assessment. Their visit ensured that the procedures adhered to division standards and that the results would be credible and reflective of the learners’ true performance.

Special recognition is extended to the School Head, Monalawan Magongcar, for her strong leadership and guidance in ensuring the smooth administration of the assessment. Appreciation is also given to the School Testing Coordinator, Jehaylin Rangiris, for her dedication and efficiency in facilitating the assessment process, and to the Grade 4 Adviser, ma'am Soraida Dumaraya, for her close supervision and support to the learners during the conduct of the test. The collective effort of all teachers of Alip Lalabuan Elementary School contributed greatly to the overall success of the program.

The school also acknowledges the invaluable guidance of the Schools Division Superintendent, Dr. Rubina Macabunar, whose leadership and direction provided inspiration throughout the activity. Likewise, commendation is given to the Division Assessment Coordinator, Dr. Sarife Abbas, for her commitment and effective supervision in ensuring that the assessment was properly administered across the district.

The administration of the ELLNA at Alip Lalabuan Elementary School stands as a testament to the spirit of collaboration and dedication among school leaders, teachers, and the Division Office — all working together towards the shared vision of producing competent, literate, and numerate Bangsamoro learners.

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School, Masiglang Ipinagdiwang ang Buwan ng Wika MASIU, LANAO DEL SUR – Buong siglang ipinagdiw...
02/09/2025

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School, Masiglang Ipinagdiwang ang Buwan ng Wika

MASIU, LANAO DEL SUR – Buong siglang ipinagdiwang ng Alip Lalabuan Elementary School sa distrito ng Masiu B ang Buwan ng Wika ngayong taon. Ang tema ng pagdiriwang ay “Paglinang sa Filipino at Katutubong Wika: Makasaysayan sa Pagkakaisa ng Bansa.”

Sa pangunguna ni Gng. Monalawan Magongcar, punong-guro ng paaralan, at ni Gng. Omirah Guiling, koordineytor ng Filipino, nagkaroon ng iba’t ibang aktibidad na nagpakita ng yaman ng ating kultura at wika.

Sa kanyang mensahe, tinalakay ni Gng. Guiling ang tema ng Buwan ng Wika, na nagbibigay-diin sa kahalagahan ng pagpapayabong ng Filipino at mga katutubong wika bilang susi sa pagkakaisa ng bansa. Binigyang-diin naman ni Gng. Magongcar sa kanyang pambungad na pananalita ang malaking papel ng pagdiriwang ng Buwan ng Wika sa pagpapalakas ng ating pagkakakilanlan bilang mga Pilipino.

Kabilang sa mga aktibidad ang:

- Balagtasan: Nagpakitang-gilas ang mga mag-aaral sa sining ng Balagtasan.

- Pananalaysay: Ibinahagi ng mga mag-aaral ang kanilang mga kwento at karanasan sa pamamagitan ng pananalaysay.

- Kapamalong (Pagsusuot ng Kasuotang Meranao): Ipinagmalaki ng mga mag-aaral ang kanilang kultura sa pamamagitan ng pagsusuot ng tradisyunal na kasuotang Meranao.

- Pag-awit ng Meranao at Arabic: Narinig ang mga awitin sa wikang Meranao at Arabic, na nagpapakita ng pagkakaiba-iba ng ating kultura.

- Interpretation ng Awit: Binigyang-kahulugan ng mga mag-aaral ang mga awitin sa pamamagitan ng interpretasyon.

- Talumpati: Nagbigay ng mga talumpati ang mga mag-aaral tungkol sa kahalagahan ng wika.

- Salawikain at Bugtong: Nagbahagi ng mga salawikain at bugtong na nagpapakita ng karunungan ng ating mga ninuno.

- Sayaw at Tula: Ipinamalas ng mga mag-aaral ang kanilang talento sa sayaw at tula.

- Sabayang Pagbigkas at Pagkanta: Nagkaisa ang mga mag-aaral sa sabayang pagbigkas at pagkanta.

Ang pagdiriwang na ito ay nagbigay-daan upang mas mapahalagahan ng mga mag-aaral ang wikang Filipino at ang mga katutubong wika sa bansa. Ito rin ay isang paraan upang ipagdiwang ang ating kasaysayan at pagkakaisa bilang isang bansa.

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School Celebrates Culmination Program for Nutrition Month 2025“Sa PPAN: Sama-sama sa Nutrisyong...
01/08/2025

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School Celebrates Culmination Program for Nutrition Month 2025
“Sa PPAN: Sama-sama sa Nutrisyong Sapat Para sa Lahat!”

Alip Lalabuan Elementary School, Masiu B District – July 27, 2025 — In celebration of Nutrition Month 2025, Alip Lalabuan Elementary School successfully held its culmination program with the theme: “Sa PPAN: Sama-sama sa Nutrisyong Sapat Para sa Lahat!” The event brought together the entire school community to raise awareness and promote the importance of proper nutrition among students, teachers, and parents.

Under the leadership of the dedicated school principal, Ma’am Monalawan Magongcar, the school showcased a vibrant and meaningful program filled with engaging and educational activities. The celebration was aligned with the Philippine Plan of Action for Nutrition (PPAN), emphasizing unity and collective action in achieving nutritional well-being for all.

Three dynamic groups were formed—Go Foods, Grow Foods, and Glow Foods—comprising both students and teachers. These groups served as the foundation of the program’s interactive and competitive activities, which were not only fun but also informative.

The day’s highlights included a jingle competition, poster-making contest, fruit and vegetable carving, food relay, Batang Henyo quiz bee, and exciting eating contests such as apple-eating and banana-eating challenges. The students also showcased their culinary talents in the monggo cooking contest, followed by a colorful and appetizing food display featuring nutritious dishes and creative presentations.

These activities aimed to educate participants on the value of eating healthy and maintaining a balanced diet while fostering teamwork, creativity, and camaraderie within the school.

A heartfelt appreciation goes to Ma’am Monalawan Magongcar for her unwavering support and leadership, to the committed teachers for guiding and encouraging their students, to the enthusiastic learners for their active participation, and to the supportive parents who contributed their time and resources to make the event a resounding success.

Indeed, the culmination program was not just a celebration—it was a united step toward building a healthier and more nutrition-conscious community.

Mabuhay ang Alip Lalabuan Elementary School! Sama-sama sa nutrisyong sapat para sa lahat!

On June 16, 2025, Alip Lalabuan Elementary School officially opened its doors for the new academic year under the nation...
17/06/2025

On June 16, 2025, Alip Lalabuan Elementary School officially opened its doors for the new academic year under the nationwide initiative Oplan Balik Eskwela. Spearheaded by the Department of Education and supported by the local community, the program aims to ensure a smooth, safe, and well-organized school opening for all learners.

Under the leadership of School Principal Monalawan Magongcar, the school warmly welcomed returning students, parents, and staff with a clean and well-prepared campus. As part of the Oplan Balik Eskwela activities, learners were provided with essential school supplies to support their educational needs. These included notebooks, pencils, paper, and other basic materials—helping to ease the burden on families and encourage school attendance.

The event also emphasized the importance of readiness, collaboration, and community involvement in creating a conducive learning environment. Teachers, parents, and volunteers came together to assist in preparations, ensuring classrooms and learning spaces were ready for use.

The successful opening of classes reflects the school’s commitment to quality education and student welfare. With the strong support of the school administration, local stakeholders, and the District of Masiu B, Alip Lalabuan Elementary School is off to a positive start for School Year 2025–2026.



Division of Lanao Del Sur-1 Official
Bangsamoro Ministry of Basic, Higher and Technical Education

Brigada Eskwela 2025 was successfully conducted at Alip Lalabuan Elementary School from June 9 and will run until 13, an...
10/06/2025

Brigada Eskwela 2025 was successfully conducted at Alip Lalabuan Elementary School from June 9 and will run until 13, anchored on the national theme “Sama-sama para sa Bayang Bumabasa.” This year’s theme emphasized the importance of unity in fostering a culture of reading and learning across the nation.

Led by the dedicated School Head, Monalawan Magongcar, some of the school community came together to prepare classrooms, clean school grounds, repaint facilities, repair furniture, and ensure a safe, welcoming environment for the upcoming school year. More importantly, this year’s Brigada Eskwela highlighted collaborative efforts aimed at improving literacy among learners.

The spirit of bayanihan was deeply felt as parents, teachers, barangay officials, community members, and even former students of Alip Lalabuan Elementary School volunteered their time, skills, and resources. Alumni proudly returned to their alma mater, bringing not just helping hands, but also stories of inspiration that motivated current students and staff alike.

Through the collective effort of everyone involved, Brigada Eskwela 2025 not only prepared the physical campus but also rekindled the community’s shared commitment to education. Truly, this year’s activities reflected the essence of unity and shared responsibility — proving that when the whole community works together, we build not only better schools but also a Bayang Bumabasa.


Bangsamoro Ministry of Basic, Higher and Technical Education
Division of Lanao Del Sur-1 Official

Centralized Closing exercises and moving-up ceremony 2025.On the 14th of April, Alip Lalabuan Elementary School, headed ...
16/04/2025

Centralized Closing exercises and moving-up ceremony 2025.

On the 14th of April, Alip Lalabuan Elementary School, headed by School Principal Monalawan Magongcar, joined the 24th centralized closing exercises for school year 2024-2025.

Masiu B District, under the supervision of central principal Junairah G**o of Sharief Maruhom Bae Central Elementary School, concluded the year-end rites for the grade 6 graduates and kindergarten movers.

Schools of Masiu B District that joined the closing exercises and moving-up ceremony are Sharief Maruhom Bae Central Elementary, Lalabuan Elementary School, Buisan Elementary School, and Alip Lalabuan Elementary School.

Central principal Junairah G**o gave the welcome message and formally opened the event. Principal Junairah puts emphasis on the hard work of the school principals, facilities, and staff of Masiu B District in conducting the centralized closing exercises and moving-up ceremony.

Engineer Juharie Minandang graced the occasion as guest speaker, an alumnus of the central school of Masiu B District. The speaker's presence is indeed a testament and motivation to the graduates to put effort into their studies despite any given situation or challenges on their journey to education.

Along with the guest speaker, the representative of Schools Division Superintendent Sahanee Sumagayan is in the presence of Dr. Jocelyn Bantasan, to whom she emphasized delivering the message of our schools division superintendent—and that is the importance of education in molding the future of our young learners.

Former district supervisor Hedjara G**o also graced the event with her wit and remarkable closing message that lightened up the mood of the audience.

To the graduates of Alip Lalabuan Elementary School, aim high and keep in mind the message of this year's year-end rites theme, which is, be one of the foundations for a better Bangsamoro Region!

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