TEENDig Kabataan - Talipan National High School

IN PHOTOS | Grade 11 Students during the Celebration of Safer Internet Day 2026

📱✨ Celebration of Safer Internet Day 2026 ✨📱

Through the leadership and guidance of Ma'am Myca Saibel Cabangon, Guidance Counselor of TNHS; Ma'am Mylene N. Flavier, Grade 12 Guidance Designate; Ma'am Aileen M. Agudilla, Grade 11 Guidance Designate; and Ma'am Cristel M. Ventocillo, Grade 11 Chief Adviser—the Talipan National High School held a symposion for the celebration of Safer Internet Day 2026 with the empowering theme “Ako, Ikaw, Tayo: Konektado at Protektado Laban sa OSAEC at CSAEM”, the Grade 11 students of TNHS gathered on February 18, 2026 at the Covered Court for a meaningful and eye-opening event dedicated to online safety and digital responsibility.

We were honored to have Police Corporal Carlos Dominique J. Miguel together and Patrolwoman Pat Abiezyra Escobar Apuya as our guest speakers, who shared valuable crime prevention tips and discussed important laws that protect us in the digital space.

Our heartfelt gratitude to Ms. Raven Palad, who raised awareness about OSAEC and CSAEM, reminding everyone of the importance of vigilance, courage, and reporting abuse to keep our online community safe.

We also extend our appreciation to Nurse Len Lyn G. Porta for introducing the T.E.E.N.Dig Center and the Peer Health Navigator Officers, encouraging students to become proactive advocates of safe and responsible internet use.

Together, let us continue to be informed, alert, and united — because online safety is everyone’s responsibility. 💙🌐

KATATAGAN Caravan: Building Resilient Adolescents in CALABARZON brought meaningful learning and empowerment to the Peer Health Navigators of Talipan National High School, held on November 13, 2025.

Nurse Ma. Fatima D. Roces, RN, served as the resource speaker of the event that was focused on helping the students become emotionally stronger and more aware of their mental well-being.

Through engaging sessions, inspiring messages, and interactive activities, students learned practical ways to handle challenges, manage stress, and build supportive relationships.

The Resilience Tree activity and the open forum also gave students a space to reflect on their strengths and share their thoughts.

This event is another step toward building a healthier and more resilient school community. With the lessons they gained, our Peer Health Navigators are now even more ready to promote mental health awareness in Talipan National High School.

Talipan National High School conducted a vital orientation on comprehensive sexuality education and adolescent reproductive health convergence. The event took place on October 26, 2025, at the school's covered court.

Esteemed Principal IV, Ma'am Marina R. Abueva, served as the resource speaker, sharing her expertise with the parents in attendance. The orientation aimed to empower parents with the knowledge and tools necessary to support their children's healthy development.

Discussions covered a range of important topics related to adolescent reproductive health while the parents actively engaged in the session. The school believes that open communication between parents and children is crucial for fostering a safe and supportive environment.

Orientation on Peer Health Navigation was held on September 19, 2025 at Talipan National High School, Suarez Computer Laboratory.

The first screening orientation for our Peer Navigators was successfully conducted with Nurse Princess Leni May M. Rejano, MAEd, RN, LPT, serving as the main resource speaker. Representatives from Grades 7 to 12 were present, with one Peer Navigator delegated from each section.

During the session, Nurse Princess introduced the concept of navigation—explaining what it means to be a Peer Navigator and outlining the core duties and responsibilities involved in supporting fellow students. She also presented iCHOOSE, an online support platform designed for learners who may feel they have no one to turn to. Upholding the advocacy “ ,” the platform offers a safe and welcoming space for everyone to freely express themselves and seek assistance.

The program concluded with the election of Peer Navigator Officers, ensuring organized leadership and smooth coordination among the representatives.

Further, the Peer Navigators remain committed to fostering a supportive and inclusive community, empowering students today and shaping leaders for tomorrow.

Strengthening Guidance: Advisers and teachers come together for an orientation on Peer Navigators and Adolescent Reproductive Health, building a supportive school community for every learner.

The CSE- ARH Convergence Orientation Teacher's Orientation was held at Talipan National High School, Suarez Computer Lab on September 17, 2025.

It was successfully conducted with Nurse Len Lyn G. Porta, RN, TEENDig Nurse, Ma'am Marina R. Abueva, Principal IV, and Ma'am Mylene N. Flavier, RGC, as the main reasource speakers for the said forum.

During the session, Nurse Len introduced the Peer Health Navigation – the roles and responsibility of everyone as navigator were taught. Through this, the navigation of the team became open to helping their students in ensuring the protection and care for their reproductive health.

Moreover, the said participants still commit to empower and support the T.E.E.N.Dig Center to give quality health services to the school community.