Ste. Anne de Beaupré School

30/09/2026

These days, teachers are facing more and more challenges, that's why they need to recharge and stay healthy. Our teachers had so much fun playing around pick-up games and dancing like kids once again for a couple of days! SABS always have their welfare in check, and the workforce was given a few hours to release their respective stresses from their loads and loads of schoolworks. Nothing beats beads of sweat rolling down your whole body!

Parents and alumni are invited to try out our newly constructed High School Gymnasium. Stay tuned for the announcements of games and fun reunions through sports! Form your teams now and let's start a league!

If the students are claiming for supportive activities, teachers do too! After the fun games, the teachers and staff are once again ready to face another day of challenging school tasks. We can't wait for the Intrams to kick off soon as the students will be the ones next to show their athleticism, agility, and skills! Of course, fair play and respect for the opposition will be always observed.

All for SABS, all for the students and their teachers, all for the rise of educational standards once again! Let's stay healthy, get into sports, be active, eat healthy, sleep early, drink lots of water, cultivate good friends, and watch yourselves getting high grades once again!

21/09/2026

Last Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026, another welcome news reached us. One of our athlete-students won in different swimming categories against other schools! Congratulations to our very talented SNED student John Matthew T. Buenavista! Thank you, Miss Mel, for supporting him throughout the games. Ste. Anne de Beaupre School is so proud of what you have achieved Matthew!

He captured the gold medal in 3 categories and silver in 2 categories in the recently concluded ASAPS - SNED Boys swimming competition, for the unit meet for private schools in Quezon City. During the previous week he has already won 3 golds. There's no telling how far he can go, but from what we see he will go far!

Your Annean family raises its glass to you Matthew! You're exemplary efforts and conquests truly inspire your fellow schoolmates. Congratulations also to his family for being supportive of him in these kinds of activities. Truly the school and home should work hand in hand to create a future for our children. Keep it up Matthew, thanks for the inspiration, and we look forward to more victories!

11/09/2026

Even with lots of work, SABS' teachers sure know how to have fun behind the scenes. The clip below shows their celebratory mood as the Buwan ng Wika officially comes to a close. Their positive vibe and resilient nature surely has rubbed on to the students, as the students themselves have developed their talents and showmanship aside from having a love for learning. To all Anneans, don't let the storms of your life get you down, be resilient and don't let the inclement weather affect you. There is always sunshine after every rain. Classes or no classes, education never stops. Keep on smiling Anneans!

08/09/2026

A busy day it is once again for SABS! In spite of the suspension of face-to-face classes today, September 8 due to rainfall warnings, our teachers and staff still concluded the day with distance learning and teaching (both asynch/online), the launching of our MathPEAK Saturday Arithmetic Program, safety and anti-violence seminar in schools, and a rosary to our dear annual September 8 visitor, Mama Mary. Prayers are intended for all stakeholders' physical and mental well-being, safety, resilience, spiritual reconnection, and for the school's unwavering goal to produce proactive citizens who are morally upright, with high-level intelligence, and are functionally skillful.

Thank you to our speaker PPSG Lucena of PNP Project 6. Your sharing now makes us understand the value of keeping our children safe. We will have our safety drills soonest. Thank you to all teachers and staff for the participation and the dedication to keep the children moving towards the right path. Thank you to our dear school Ste. Anne and its management for always ensuring that the school will always be a safe space, not just for students, but for all who enter our campuses. May everyone be blessed on this special day. Good Ste. Anne, pray for us!

01/09/2026

Congratulations to SABS Journalism team! Your participation and efforts in the three-day Journalism Camp are very much appreciated by the whole SABS community. By raising our banner up high, you have once again proven that we can achieve successes in different competitions, your talents and skills truly make us proud!

Congratulations to our placers (Both English Category):

5th Placer-(Editorial Writing)-Aurea Oceane R. Padua

4th Placer-(Column Writing)-Ada Victorine Abelgas

These two grade 6 pupils have placed 5th and 4th place despite competing with several students from almost 70 different private schools! Cheers once again to the Journalism team composed of our High School (Alaica, Buchi, Gaea, Boie, Tré, Sherwin, Elisha, and Brooklyn) and Elementary (Oceane, Sydney, Ryaj, Kellcy, Ada) students!

By listening and learning from different Journalism gurus JM Encinas, Raffy Tima, Izzy Lee and Mariz Umali, we are sure that our participants have now a different and better perspective on how to be responsible journalists. As they learn positively, so will the other students, since we will join more and more competitions that are coming up, both inside and outside of school to sharpen their skills.

We thank God that even in the midst of torrential rains and floods, our Anneans managed to push through and give a decent showing. Good luck to all Anneans in future competitions! Win or lose, as long as you give it your best, then you are already considered as winners!

10/08/2026

Even with the heavy rains, learning at Ste. Anne de Beaupré School continues safely through our Alternative Delivery Modes (HyFlex). The storms may have been ongoing, so does learning.

For several days face-to-face classes may have been suspended, but we still get to teach, thank God for the wonders of technology. Thank you, parents, students, and teachers for your resilience and cooperation. Let's continue to pray for everyone's safety and wellness during this stormy season.

Stay safe and dry, take care SABS Family. 💙🌧️

06/08/2026

06/08/2026

As you Grade 12 Graduates Batch 2026 prepare for your first day of your respective colleges, we at SABS would like to wish you all good luck, take care and God bless! Your time here at SABS was truly memorable and we thank you all for your contributions to the school and your fellow Anneans. Keep your head high, look at those challenges straight in the eye, continue to conquer all obstacles you may encounter, be always on the side of goodness, and never forget where you came from. Love and thank your parents and family, teachers, admin and people in school, and your fellow classmates too, for without them you wouldn't be where you are now. Take advantage of the opportunity, take your studies seriously, avoid distractions and bad influences, everything that happens in the future depends on the choices that you make now. Be wise, be discerning and be resilient. Always think about how your college course can make a difference in the lives of others and how you can be of service to the Filipino, our country, and to the world. Visit us again, keep in touch, and give us good news! You are always welcome back here in your second home, your Alma Mater, Ste. Anne de Beaupre School.

Never forget our vision, be proactive, be of service, continue to show that you are MADISKARTE, MATALINO at MABAIT! Always work to keep that banner up high! We will never forget what SABS is for, year in and year out, and that is always to develop the potential of our awesome Anneans. To our Annean graduates, once again, congratulations. May this new chapter in your lives create more beautiful pages in your book of life. We will always love you and we are always proud of you.

01/08/2026

After our successful 39th Regular School Feast Day and our 46th Special School Feast Day celebration, we were pleasantly surprised that our dearly beloved late Directress, Miss Aurora T. Apuada, was given a posthumous award by Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church in Project 6 this August 1st, 2026. A mass was held and the awarding was given at the Gintong Bulwagan Hall. As it turns out, Miss Apuada was one of the pioneers who made a lot of things happen for the church by sharing her resources, connections, skills, time and prayers to make the parish a thriving community. She spearheaded several gift-giving, streetchildren feeding, scholarships, fund-raisings for different causes, hermana duties, and many other small ways to benefit the community.

Her contributions were recognized and she was included in the shortlisted 21 awardees for the 2nd Gawad Karmelo awards (1st one was done last 2011). The night was stunning and very organized. Kudos to the program organizers, the parish priest, Fr. Ronald and his other priest friends, the youth, and the committee. It was a successful awarding night indeed.

As the Project 6 parish church and community there has not forgotten about MIss Apuada, may we all be one in always saying a prayer for this wonderful, generous lady. May we always follow her example of goodness, kindness, determination, generosity and prayerfulness. We are all her legacy, and we want this legacy to continue in each of us. Stand tall, dream big and don't stop until you succeed. As Miss Apuada has done it, so can we. We just have to have faith in God. Being active in the Church can be the Anneans' starting point towards their goal.

(Receiving the posthumous award is Arch. Ravenal Gaurano and his wife, Miss Timi, and Dr. Raiceph Gaurano, school president and principal.)

26/07/2026

A special school we started, and now we are a 3 campus system. Started in 1974, recognized in 1980, still going strong in 2026. With prayers and hardwork, the late Directress Miss Apuada started and finished strong, realizing her vision of educating both special and regular students to face the challenges that they will face in life. We continue with her example, as her work ethic never ceases to be relevant with the times. All Anneans are enjoined to reflect on today's feast day of Ste. Anne, for with her intercession, all stakeholders have been directed to do their best to honor the Lord.

Happy feast day to all Anneans! Let the lingering legacy of our founder continue to burn in our hearts and minds. As our two day celebration draws near, let's be thankful to the Lord that we have good admins, teachers and staff who always prioritize the well-being and full development of the children. Thank you also to our dear supportive parents and guardians who never fail to understand the school and who know their roles as good mentors, providers and fans of their children.

Work hard children, study well, do your best in school, and in your homes as well. Life is best lived without filters. If you do good in school, you're doing good with your life, setting you up closer to your future success. Be good and do good. Stay on the right path, focus on your dreams. Pray and work hard just like what our late Directress did. We will never get tired about reminding you these things until you are ready to be on your own. Show us what you got, for in the coming months, your whole being will be subjected to more challenging school works. Create memories to last for a lifetime. Join every contest, enter every school event, be a volunteer to do something special for those in need. Whatever the occassion, share what you have, whether it's talent or time, it will always be appreciated, and it will return back a thousandfold to you. Let's work to keep our banner up high Anneans! Feast days or no feast days, be strong, be proud, be brave, learn those lessons and be an inspiration to all.