Aguinaldo Elementary School

20/09/2026

Aguinaldo Elementary School proudly celebrates our five dedicated AES Scouts who successfully completed the Patrol Leader Training Course (PLTC) 2026 held on September 19–20 at San Francisco High School.

🫡 Francis James R. Banguiao
🫡 Sebastian Luis B. Daño
🫡 Sean Marco A. Domantay
🫡 Neil Sean B. De Luna
🫡 Marco II D. Abellar

Your commitment, courage, and willingness to learn are steps toward becoming responsible and inspiring young leaders.

Our heartfelt appreciation to our BSP Coordinator, Sctr. Erna J. Yazar, our dedicated troop leaders and teachers, supportive parents, and Institutional Head, Sctr. Jaida C. Malonzo for guiding and empowering our young Scouters every step of the way.

Keep leading. Keep serving. Keep inspiring! ⚜️

20/09/2026

Congratulations to our talented learners for their another achievement at the District 3 Festival of Talents - TECHNO FUSION, held at Quirino Elementary School!

Extension Cord-Making – 4th Place
🏅 Karl Cyan Glenn J. Nabong
Coach: Mrs. Cynthia S. Furio

Dish Gardening – 4th Place
🏅 Luke Jerico L. Salvador
Coach: Mrs. Jenneath B. Deocariza

We are proud of your hard work and dedication!

Special thanks to our EPP Coordinator Mr. Dexter Magalong, EPP Teacher Mrs. Janice D. Abellar, School Principal, Mrs. Jaida C. Malonzo, and parents for their unwavering support and enthusiasm in nurturing the talent of our learners.

Hats off! ✨

20/09/2026

Congratulations to our talented chess players for their remarkable performance in the District Meet Chess Elementary held on September 19 at Eulogio Rodriguez Sr. ES!

Our boys team composed of John Destan M. Bangloy and Durrell Mico M. Magalong secured 2nd Place in the Team Category.

In the Standard Individual Category, John Destan M. Bangloy earned 2nd Place and will continue his Chess journey in the Division Meet, while Athena Jeanne B. Condat captured 3rd Place in the Girls Division.

We also commend Celestine Jeanna M. Dimaunahan for proudly representing our school.

Special thanks to our coaches, Mr. Dexter B. Magalong and Mrs. Cynthia S. Furio, our supportive Principal, Mrs. Jaida C. Malonzo, and the parents whose unwavering encouragement and support contributed greatly to these achievements.

We are proud of you all! Keep shining, AES! ✨

19/09/2026

Making History: AES Makes Its Mark at DESPC 2026 💫

With pride and honor, Aguinaldo Elementary School celebrates the remarkable achievement of its young journalists who excelled in the Division Elementary School Press Conference (DESPC) 2026 and advanced to the Qualifying Rounds for the Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC) 2026.

These talented campus journalists are among the Best 7 participants in their respective categories and will undergo a series of intensive trainings for a chance to represent the division in the upcoming regional competition:

🏅Francis James R. Banguiao – News Writing
🏅Julie Anne N. Hinampas – Editorial Writing
🏅Chris Jacob D. Gammad – Feature Writing
🏅Jaymie Lovelle S. Balatbat – Science News Writing
🏅Juan Miguel F. Bernardo – Kartuning

Adding to this remarkable achievement, Aguinaldo Elementary School was recognized as the 5th Top Performing School among the Top 20 Performing Schools in DESPC 2026! A history in the making!

Also, two of our outstanding young journalists, Julie Anne N. Hinampas and Francis James R. Banguiao, also took their oath as CD 3 Representatives of QC Editors' Guild, showcasing their leadership and commitment to responsible journalism beyond the competition.

This success would not have been possible without the dedication of our School Paper Advisers, Mrs. Maricel G. Junio and Ms. Ciara Mae B. Tabor, the extensive encouragement of our School Head, Mrs. Jaida C. Malonzo, and the unwavering support of our dear parents and the entire AES community. Kudos!

Again, congratulations, AES Young Journalists! Continue to shine and make your mark! ✨

02/09/2026

AES Journalists Make Their Mark at CD 3 Schools Press Conference 2026

Aguinaldo Elementary School proudly celebrates another milestone as its young campus journalists showcased excellence, determination, and journalistic talent at the Congressional District 3 Schools Press Conference 2026.

Adding to the celebration, AES ranked 5th among the TOP-PERFORMING SCHOOLS IN DISTRICT 3, a remarkable achievement that reflects the collective hard work of our learners, trainers, teachers, and the entire school community.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 26 WINNING CAMPUS JOURNALISTS!

🏅Francis James R. Banguiao — News Writing — 1st Place
🏅Julie Anne N. Hinampas — Editorial Writing — 1st Place
🏅Precious Ianica B. Sanoria — News Writing — 3rd Place
🏅Mary Bernadeth R. Zamora — Editorial Writing — 4th Place
🏅Juan Miguel F. Bernardo — Paglalarawang Tudling — 4th Place
🏅Lizlein Yesha S. Mañalac — Pagsulat ng Balita — 4th Place
🏅Kate B. Montederamos — Science Writing — 5th Place
🏅Karl Cyan Glenn J. Nabong — Photojournalism — 5th Place
🏅Margaux Jenica C. Bernal — Pagsulat ng Balita — 5th Place
🏅Kassandra Viktoria S. Ocan — Copyreading and Headline Writing — 6th Place
🏅Carla Denise G. Anaya — Pagwawasto at Pag-uulo ng Balita — 6th Place
🏅Sebastian Miguel F. Libiran — Paglalarawang Tudling — 7th Place
🏅Cyree Rielle A. Cortuna — Copyreading and Headline Writing — 10th Place
🏅Chris Jacob D. Gammad — Feature Writing — 10th Place
🏅Jaymie Lovelle S. Balatbat — Science Writing — 10th Place
🏅Athena Kaylie R. Gingoyon — Pagsulat ng Pangulong Tudling — 10th Place
🏅Athena Jeanne B. Condat — Photojournalism — 13th Place
🏅Neil Sean B. De Luna — Column Writing — 14th Place
🏅John Destan M. Bangloy — Column Writing — 16th Place
🏅Asher Luke C. Fortuno — Pagkuha ng Larawang Pampahayag — 16th Place
🏅Luke Jerico L. Salvador — Editorial Cartooning — 16th Place
🏅Krislyn Ayehsam Cortez — Pagsulat ng Balitang Agham — 17th Place
🏅Ethan James B. De Sesto — Sports Writing — 17th Place
🏅Valerie M. Redito — Pagwawasto at Pag-uulo ng Balita — 17th Place
🏅Ma. Athena Acasio — Feature Writing — 18th Place
🏅John Emmanuel D. Bandong — Sports Writing — 20th Place

Our heartfelt congratulations and appreciation go to our campus journalists, who were guided by their School Paper Advisers, Mrs. Maricel G. Junio and Ms. Ciara Mae B. Tabor, with the support and leadership of our School Head, Mrs. Jaida C. Malonzo.

We also extend our gratitude to the parents, teachers, and the entire AES community for their unwavering support.

AES continues to rise, write, and inspire!

31/08/2026

📢CALL FOR EXTERNAL ARAL TUTORS

Aguinaldo Elementary School invites qualified and interested individuals to apply as External Tutors for the Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (ARAL) Program for School Year 2026-2027. This initiative aims to provide targeted academic support to learners, particularly in Reading and Mathematics, to help them achieve better learning outcomes.

✅ Who may apply?
• Teacher-applicants included in the Registry of Qualified Applicants (RQA) who were not given teaching assignments
• Licensed Professional Teachers
• Pre-service Teachers
• Non-licensed Education Graduates
• Retired Professional Teachers
• Other Licensed Professionals
• College Graduates with relevant qualifications
• Other qualified individuals with competencies and experience relevant to learners' needs

📌 Required Documents:
• Letter of Intent
• Personal Data Sheet (CS Form No. 212, Revised 2025)
• Relevant credentials and certificates
• Proof of eligibility/license (if applicable)
• Transcript of Records or academic records
• Certificates of relevant training (if available)

📅 Application Period: September 4-11, 2026

📍 Interested applicants are encouraged to coordinate with the School Head or ARAL Program Focal Person of Aguinaldo Elementary School regarding available tutor slots, grade levels, learning areas, and submission requirements.

Join us in making a difference in the lives of our learners. Be part of the ARAL Program and help strengthen literacy, numeracy, and academic achievement among our students!

Together, let's support every learner's success! 💚

09/07/2026

Dahil sa suspensyon ng face-to-face classes sa lahat ng pampublikong paaralan sa Quezon City ngayong Biyernes, Hulyo 10, 2026, alinsunod sa rekomendasyon ng Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (QCDRRMC) dulot ng masamang lagay ng panahon na hatid ng Habagat na pinalalakas ng Bagyong Inday, ang Aguinaldo Elementary School ay magshi-shift sa Alternative Delivery Mode (ADM) – Asynchronous Learning.

Paalala sa mga Magulang at Mag-aaral:
• Ang mga learning activities at mga gawain ay ipapadala ng mga class advisers sa kani-kanilang opisyal na class group chats o iba pang itinakdang online platforms.
• Gawin ang mga nakatalagang gawain sa itinakdang oras at isumite ayon sa ibibigay na tagubilin ng inyong g**o.
• Patuloy na makipag-ugnayan sa inyong class adviser para sa iba pang anunsyo at updates.

Hinihikayat ang lahat na unahin ang kaligtasan at manatili sa inyong mga tahanan habang nagpapatuloy ang masamang panahon.

Stay safe, Aguinaldians! 💚

JUST IN:

| Dahil sa inaasahang masamang lagay ng panahon dulot ng Habagat na pinaigting ng Bagyong , inirerekomenda ng Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (QCDRRMC) ang suspensyon ng face-to-face classes sa mga PAMPUBLIKONG PAARALAN sa Quezon City ngayong araw, Biyernes, July 10, 2026.

• Child Development Centers
• Kindergarten
• Grades 1-12
• Alternative Learning System

Ipatutupad ang Alternative Delivery Modes of Learning (Synchronous / Asynchronous) upang masig**o ang patuloy na pagkatuto ng mga mag-aaral.

Ang suspensyon ng klase sa PRIVATE SCHOOLS at HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS ay nakabatay sa pasya ng pamunuan ng eskwelahan. Gayunpaman, para sa kaligtasan ng mga g**o at mag-aaral, hinihikayat ang pagsunod sa national o localized suspension.

Pinapayuhan ang lahat na mag-ingat at manatili sa inyong tahanan kung kinakailangan para sa inyong kaligtasan.

03/07/2026

With hearts full of gratitude and pride, Aguinaldo Elementary School celebrates another milestone as we receive three Certificates of Recognition from the Schools Division Office of Quezon City for our outstanding performance in foundational education for School Year 2025–2026.

🏅Outstanding Performance in the Rapid Mathematics Assessment (RMA) - KS1
🏅 Exemplary Academic Performance in the Comprehensive Rapid Literacy Assessment (CRLA)
🏅 Outstanding Performance in the Early Language, Literacy, and Numeracy Assessment (ELLNA)

These recognitions reflect our unwavering commitment to providing quality education and strengthening the literacy and numeracy skills of every Aguinaldian learner.

This achievement would not have been possible without the dedication of our school head, Mrs. Jaida Concepcion Malonzo, hardworking teachers, supportive parents, committed stakeholders, and, most importantly, our amazing learners.

Together, we continue to strive for excellence and inspire lifelong learning. AES: Stronger, Together, Rise!