SBCA National Service Training Program

Beyond the classroom, learning finds its true purpose in service 🌱

Last April 10 and 11, first-year NSTP students took part in “‘Laudato Si’: Care for Our Common Home”, an inside-campus community service initiative featuring a clean-up drive across different areas of San Beda College Alabang, promoting environmental stewardship and collective responsibility.

Through this activity, students were given the opportunity to embody the values of discipline, cooperation, and care for the environment, turning simple acts into meaningful contributions for the community. More than just cleaning shared spaces, the initiative served as a reminder that protecting our common home begins with collective action and everyday choices. 🤝🏼

Are you ready to witness the inspiring projects of NSTP students this academic year? 🧐

Join us on May 8 at Manny Reyes Hall as we showcase the different project implementations through each group’s PIR video in the NSTP Project Implementation Presentation, where you can share your story, celebrate your journey, and make your impact known as your NSTP project goes beyond a simple requirement.

For more information, please refer to the details below to guide you in completing your Video Project Implementation Report.

On March 6 and 7, first-year NSTP-CWTS students successfully concluded their community immersion activities at Elsie Gaches Village and T.S. Cruz Elementary School for their fifth immersion, and at Haven for Children for their fourth immersion. 🤝

Through various outreach initiatives, the students worked hand in hand with partner communities, promoting civic responsibility, volunteerism, and compassion in action. The experience enabled them to better understand community needs while putting the NSTP-CWTS values into practice.

This meaningful immersion marks another step toward shaping socially aware, community-oriented students committed to service. 🌱

Leading the way in
ethical research! 🎓

​Our NSTP Coordinator represented the School of Arts, Sciences, and Education (SASE) at the Consortium of the South - 2nd International Faculty Research Conference held today, March 7, 2026.

​This year’s conference, hosted at the Tugade Auditorium, San Beda College Alabang, focuses on a vital theme: "Ethical Leadership in Education: Navigating Challenges and Shaping Strategic Solutions." By participating in these global dialogues, SASE continues to champion academic excellence and integrity in leadership. 👏✨

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Last February 27, first-year SBCA NSTP CWTS students assigned to Elsie Gaches Village and T.S. Cruz Elementary School actively took part in their fourth community immersion program. During the event, they successfully carried out the activities they had thoughtfully planned and organized, working hand in hand with community members and beneficiaries.

Throughout the time allotted, the students facilitated engaging learning sessions, interactive games, and meaningful discussions designed to educate, inspire, and uplift the participants. Their efforts reflected not only careful preparation but also a genuine commitment to service and community development. 💡🤝🏼

On February 20 and 21, first-year SBCA NSTP CWTS students assigned to Elsie Gaches Village, T.S. Cruz Elementary School, and Haven for Children took part in their community immersion, where they executed the activities they had planned and organized.

This phase of the program highlighted the students’ active participation and collaboration with their partner communities. By turning their plans into action, they demonstrated initiative, teamwork, and a genuine commitment to making a meaningful impact, further cultivating their sense of social awareness and responsibility. 📚

On February 6 and 7, SBCA NSTP CWTS first-year students from the sections assigned to T.S. Cruz Elementary School and Haven for Children conducted their second community immersion through the implementation of their planned activities.

This milestone allowed the students to formally engage with their partner communities and begin their service journey, strengthening their commitment to volunteerism, civic responsibility, and nation-building, reinforcing the value of service as a foundation for empathy, leadership, and social responsibility. 🌱📚

Building the future, one proposal at a time. 🤝

Today was all about strengthening our ties with our partner communities. We spent the day visiting key institutions to officially turn over project proposals and map out our upcoming collaborations. We’re excited to see these plans come to life!

📍 Today’s Visits:

T.S. Cruz Elementary School

Haven for Children

Elsie Gaches Village

📅 01 | 20 | 26

Continuation of the Technical Working Group (TWG) Workshop on the draft of NSTP CHED Memorandum Order (CMO)

12 | 05 | 25

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education

Schools Division Office of Las Piñas City

PLAQUE OF RECOGNITION

This plaque is awarded to

SAN BEDA COLLEGE ALABANG
(partnership with T.S. Cruz Elementary School)

In honor of your exceptional efforts and dedication in supporting DepEd Las Piñas City's Programs and Projects and outstanding commitment in nation-building by being an active partner of schools and learning centers thereby giving hope to Filipino children and the education sector at large.

Awarded this 30th day of October 2025 during the 7th Gawad Suhay ng Pag-asa and 2025 Stakeholders' Convergence, held at University of Perpetual Help System, DALTA Auditorium, Las Piñas City, Philippines.

(sgd)
Melody P. Cruz, CESO VI
Asst. Schools Division Superintendent
OIC
Office of the Schools Division Superintendent