Lucbuan Elementary School

Congratulations, LES Champions!

Mainit na pagbati sa ating mga Palarong Panlungsod 2025 winners na ginanap noong November 27–30,2025 sa Ramon V. Mitra Sports Complex na may temang, "Matatag, at May Talino, Iyan ang Batang Puerto Princesa." Ipinakita ninyo ang galing, tapang, at tunay na espiritu ng pagiging atleta. Saludo kami sa inyong pagsisikap at determinasyon! 💙🤍

Leam A. Bungalso - First Place
• Shot Put
• Discus Throw

Princess A. Ramos – Second Place
• Triple Jump

Rienold V. Ramos – Second Place
• Long Jump
• Triple Jump

Maraming salamat sa suporta at paggabay ng ating School Sports Coordinator, Gng. Josephine D. Lagrada at Ulong G**o III Gng. Vilma M. Gumba. Mabuhay ang mga batang atleta ng Lucbuan! Patuloy ninyong dalhin ang bandila ng ating paaralan nang may dangal at puso!

Congratulations to the newly registered agriculturists the alumna and alumnus of Lucbuan Elementary School for passing the November 2025 Agriculturist Licensure Examination!

National Reading Month 2025: Festival of Talents

We happily invite you to witness a celebration where stories shine and talents come alive. Parents & Stakeholders join us on the 28th day of November,2025, at eight o'clock in the morning, to held at Lucbuan Elementary School, Bgy. Lucbuan, Puerto Princesa City.

See you there!

The recently concluded Reading Camp gathered 31 enthusiastic learners, all eager to explore, learn, and enjoy a meaningful adventure through reading. Throughout the camp, participants took part in a variety of exciting literacy-centered activities designed to spark creativity, boost comprehension, and strengthen their love for reading. The camp kicked off with an inspiring Book Talk: Why Reading is Cool? where learners shared insights, favorite reads, and personal reasons why books continue to shape their minds and imagination. Laughter and teamwork filled the night during the lively Charades Night, testing their quick thinking and creativity.

One of the camp’s highlights was the Story Writing Competition, where learners showcased their talent in crafting original stories—each piece reflecting their imagination and growing confidence as young writers. They also engaged in the Peer-Reading Comprehension Check, helping and guiding one another as they strengthened understanding through collaborative reading. The Story Map Activity further encouraged them to break down story elements, improving their analytical thinking in a fun and interactive way.

Content Writer: Elgine Javarez
Visual Documentation by: Roshelle Mae Bucsit & Anaxio Suerte-Macalisang

Our learners shone in the Oral and Story Reading Competitions, showcasing courage, creativity, and heart. The oral reading featured a powerful piece on corruption in the Philippines, while the story reading highlighted resilience and hope after Typhoon Tino.

With guidance from Sir Bernie C. Arcegono, Ma’am Marife D. Lobigas, and Ma’am Janice J. Jamon, every participant grew in confidence, proving that reading not only sharpens skills but also inspires change and unity.

“Through every word and every story, our voices rise.”

Content Writer: Thryzthan Jhy Gabryll Negapatan
Visual Documentation by: John Kenry S. William

Mas naging espesyal ang National Reading Month Draw & Tell Competition dahil aktibong nakiisa ang ating mga masisipag at malilikot ang imahinasyon na Kindergarten at Grade 1 learners! Tunghayan ang kanilang malikhaing gawa na tunay na nagbibigay-kulay sa ating pagdiriwang ng pagbabasa.

Content Writer: Thryzthan Jhy Gabryll Negapatan
Photo Courtesy: John Kenry S. William (English Club Documentation Officer)

LES BSP Clean-up Drive: Ngayong araw ng Lunes (Nobyembre 10,2025) nagsagawa ng clean-up drive ang mga kasapi ng Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP) – Lucbuan Elementary School matapos gamitin ang paaralan bilang evacuation area dahil sa . Pinangunahan ng mga scout at g**o ang paglilinis sa paligid at labas ng paaralan upang maibalik ang kaayusan at kahandaan ng paaralan sa muling pagbabalik ng klase sa Miyerkules.

Content Writer: Elgine Javarez (Grade 5 Learner)
Photo Courtesy: Samantha Javarez (English Club Documentation Officer - Grade 6 Learner)

Ang Memorandum Circular No. 106 ay inilabas sa rekomendasyon ng National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) dahil sa inaasahang malakas na epekto ng Super Typhoon Uwan. Kaugnay nito, WALANG PASOK sa lahat ng antas sa Region IV-B (MIMAROPA) kung saan kabilang ang Palawan sa Nobyembre 10,2025.

In the aftermath of , our learners found warmth, hope, and smiles through a meaningful Conduction Reading and Psychosocial Activity.

The activity was made extra special through the guidance and support of our dedicated facilitators:
Words of Encouragement: Mr. Bernie Arcegono, Master Teacher I
Songs and Energizers: English Club Officers
Activity 1 – How Are You Today?: Ma’am Ma. Magdalena A. Arcegono
Activity 2 – There’s an Emergency: Ma’am Nobelyn L. Gabotero
Activity 3 – The Dessert Island: Sir Anaxamines M. Daganta
Refreshments: Ma’am Josephine D. Lagrada, Ma'am Janice J. Jamon & Ma'am Marife D. Lobigas
Documentation: Samantha Joyce P. Javarez & Rj Dominic D. Lagrada - English Club Documentation Officers

The day ended with smiles and shared moments over champorado, cookies, and Yakult simple treats that reminded everyone of the joy of togetherness.

Ayon sa ating Ulong G**o III Gng. Gumba, suspendido pa rin ang klase bukas Nobyembre 06,2025 dahil patuloy na ginagamit ang ating paaralan bilang evacuation center para sa mga apektadong pamilya.

Hinihiling ang inyong pag-unawa at pakikiisa habang patuloy ang koordinasyon sa mga kinauukulan. Mangyaring maghintay ng susunod na anunsyo hinggil sa pagbabalik ng pasok.

Maraming salamat po sa inyong patuloy na suporta at malasakit.

Ayon sa Memorandum Circular No. 36 mula sa Office of the City Mayor ng Puerto Princesa, lahat ng klase sa pampubliko at pribadong paaralan sa lungsod ay suspendido bukas, Nobyembre 5, 2025 (Miyerkules) dahil sa patuloy na malakas na pag-ulan dulot ng Severe Tropical Storm Tino (Kalmaegi).

As of 3:15 PM, a total of 259 individuals (equivalent to 85 families & 43 learners) have been reported affected and are currently taking shelter in designated classrooms due to the effects of Bagyong Tino.