LRMDS Olongapo

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Access to reading Materials is the Key, not necessarily ownership of books ...DepEd Library Hub

Photos from LRMDS Olongapo's post 13/04/2026

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to **Councilor Joshua Gardon** for facilitating the installation of the LibHub logo in Olongapo City. Your support has greatly contributed to enhancing the visibility and identity of the Library Hub, making it more accessible and recognizable to students, parents, and the entire community.

Through this initiative, the LibHub is now more visible to passersby and stakeholders, helping raise awareness of its services and its role as a central learning resource facility of SDO Olongapo. This effort not only strengthens the Hub’s presence but also encourages greater utilization of its resources across all public schools in the division.

Thank you for your commitment to education, literacy, and community development. Your support inspires stronger collaboration and continued efforts in promoting learning opportunities for all.

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Photos from LRMDS Olongapo's post 06/04/2026

We proudly recognize and extend our heartfelt appreciation to our Guest Storyteller from the SDO Personnel for sharing their talent and passion in bringing stories to life. Your engaging storytelling has inspired and enriched learners, making the experience both meaningful and memorable.

We also commend the developers from Gordon College – College of Computer Studies, together with their EMC Coordinator, Sir Nataniel, for their outstanding contribution to the development of Animated Komiks. Your creativity, innovation, and dedication have made storytelling more engaging and impactful through animation.

Thank you for sharing your expertise and for making a positive difference in our community!




25/03/2026

We extend our sincere thanks to Ms. Divino and Ms. Hill. As requested by the learners, they conducted a storytelling session highlighting the importance of education in everyday life and the value of saving money as a key life skill that helps build a secure and responsible future.




Photos from LRMDS Olongapo's post 24/03/2026

Grateful to Sir Allen S. Tuyogon, AP–Education Program Supervisor, who joyfully inspired the learners as Guest Storyteller by highlighting how kindness, respect, and helpfulness strengthen friendships, and we extend our heartfelt thanks to him for sharing such a meaningful and encouraging message.



Photos from LRMDS Olongapo's post 23/03/2026

Warmest thanks to Mam Loreta D. Figueroa, our English Supervisor, for serving as our Guest Storyteller this afternoon and for inspiring us with the story’s meaningful lessons on love, gratitude, responsibility, thoughtfulness and effort, and love for family.

Photos from LRMDS Olongapo's post 23/03/2026

A heartfelt thank you to Ms. Christy G. Pintucan for sharing a meaningful story that reminded children to value proper sleep, practice self‑discipline, listen to their parents, and build healthier habits.




Photos from LRMDS Olongapo's post 19/03/2026

Dr. Danilo Dela Rosa, Special Needs Education Program Supervisor, for serving as our Guest Storyteller this afternoon. Thank you for sharing a LIGHT‑filled, enjoyable, and engaging storytelling experience that truly inspired and delighted our Stage 1 learners from OCABIS

Photos from LRMDS Olongapo's post 18/03/2026

📚 Young Readers in Action: Reading and Storytelling Program 🎨
Our Young Readers in Action: Reading and Storytelling Program proudly featured Ms. Feligena Bugay, Education Program Supervisor for ESP, as our guest storyteller. She captivated the learners with a delightful story about the Family of Colors, showcasing the uniqueness of each color and the importance of living in harmony.
Through her expressive and engaging storytelling, Ms. Bugay inspired children to appreciate diversity, cooperation, and the joy of reading. The session encouraged young learners to use their imagination, explore stories, and develop a lifelong love for books.
The story also reminded everyone that when we value each other’s strengths and accept our differences, we build unity and create a brighter, more meaningful community—just like colors blending together to form a vibrant picture. 🌈💛

Photos from LRMDS Olongapo's post 17/03/2026

📚✨ **Young Readers in Action: Reading and Storytelling Program**
**OLD CABALAN INTEGRATED SCHOOL**

What a joyful and meaningful Reading for our Key Stage 1 learners! 🌟📖

We were honored to have Dr. Ruel Emberga, Math-Education Program Supervisor, as our guest storyteller. Dr. Emberga brought the stories to life while creatively integrating math concepts.

Our young learners excitedly counted the fruits in the story, turning this storytelling moment into a fun and interactive numeracy experience. 🍌🔢 Their smiles and active participation showed just how engaging learning can be when reading and math come together!

A big thank you to Dr. Emberga for inspiring our learners, and to our dedicated teachers for making this activity possible. Together, we continue to nurture young readers, thinkers, and lifelong learners. 💛✨



Photos from LRMDS Olongapo's post 17/03/2026

📚✨ **Young Readers in Action: Reading and Storytelling Program**
**OLD CABALAN INTEGRATED SCHOOL**

Our Key Stage 1 learners had a fun-filled and inspiring day as we celebrated Reading with an exciting Animated Film Showing! 🎉🎥

The activity aimed to spark imagination, strengthen comprehension skills, and nurture the love for reading through engaging visual stories. Watching their smiles, laughter, and reactions reminded us how powerful stories can be in shaping young minds. 💛📖
A huge thank you to our dedicated teachers and supportive parents for making this meaningful activity possible. Together, we continue to raise young readers, thinkers, and dreamers! 🌟👧👦

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