MPFC- Montilla Peer Facilitators Circle

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The Montilla Peer Facilitators Circle (MPFC) is a flagship student-led program under the Guidance and Counseling Office of Gil Montilla National High School – Main.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to our very own MPFC PIO, Jake Lorenzo Debuyan, for being one of the nominees fo...
13/04/2026

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to our very own MPFC PIO, Jake Lorenzo Debuyan, for being one of the nominees for the 55th (THOS) Most Outstanding Students' Awards in Negros and an awardee for (YLEA) Young Leaders Excellence Awards, representing GMNHS-Main and Sipalay City! Your remarkable accomplishments at the recent THOS awards and YLEA ceremony that happened in Bacolod City on April 11th have truly been recognized for your excellence, not just in academics, but also in leadership, communication, community involvement, and values-driven services, showing great promise as one of the future leaders of our community!

With this recognition, may you continue to serve and lead our fellow students and our community. Once again, CONGRATULATIONS and WE ARE PROUD OF YOU, OUR MPFC PIO!! 🥳🫶

-MPFC ANGELS

Montilla Peer Facilitators' Circle (MPFC). Peer Facis from GMNHS, Sipalay joins 2nd Peer Summit. Enjoying learning and m...
11/04/2026

Montilla Peer Facilitators' Circle (MPFC). Peer Facis from GMNHS, Sipalay joins 2nd Peer Summit. Enjoying learning and meeting fellow Facis from other schools in Negro's.

On February 26, 2026, the Career Guidance program was successfully held on Gil Montilla National High School, with the t...
09/03/2026

On February 26, 2026, the Career Guidance program was successfully held on Gil Montilla National High School, with the theme “Build your Future: One Choice at a Time”. The event highlighted the importance of building your future with small and easy steps, reminding everyone that choices must not be made hastily, rather, with careful consideration.

‎It was also reminded that passion and interest play a significant role in choosing a career. Jobs must not only meet people's financial needs but also bring fulfillment, in order to meet every challenge arising with optimism. This serves as their driving force to continue, to keep living, and to never stop chasing their goals.

‎Prior to the event, the Grade 7, 8, and 9 shared their fancied careers through drawing “My Future Me“, showcasing their dreams. Similarly, the students of Gil Montilla expressed their passion for a bright tomorrow through wearing outfits that reflect their desired occupation.

To acknowledge the excellent drawings and outfits, the names of the impressive students are as follows:

‎BEST DRAWING: “My Future Me“
‎Winners:
‎Bulat-Ag, Francis Daile (7-A)
‎Ibanez, Angel Yahaira (STE-8)
‎Claridad, Chiara-Dan (STE-9)

‎BEST DRESSED
‎Grade 7
‎Male: Rump Jacob Baylon
‎Female: Pamela Jane M. Piamsay

‎Grade 8
‎Male: Edward Castro
‎Female: Charise Pangue

‎Grade 9
‎Male: Anisleigh Maluto
‎Female: Jesa Gelle Bagumbayan

‎The winners are proof that dreams matter, and with events where they are given a chance to express their aspirations, we encourage the students to pursue careers that bring delight. It also aids the students in choosing courses that fit according to their skills and abilities.

‎With proper guidance, the students' future shines bright. It shines even brighter when we make simple choices that have a positive impact on our journey. As the song goes, “buhay ay di karera”, choose simply, live happily, and make one decision at a time.

Peer Facilitators of GMNHS-MAIN.
26/01/2026

Peer Facilitators of GMNHS-MAIN.

SY 2025-2026 MPFC Officers.
26/01/2026

SY 2025-2026 MPFC Officers.

Happy 16th Birthday! 🎉💖 Your MPFC family wishes you all the desires of your heart.Sixteen is such a beautiful chapter—fu...
20/12/2025

Happy 16th Birthday! 🎉💖
Your MPFC family wishes you all the desires of your heart.

Sixteen is such a beautiful chapter—full of becoming, dreaming, and discovering who you are. Never forget how special you are, just as you are. Your smile lights up rooms, your kindness leaves a mark, and your heart has so much magic in it.

May this year bring you confidence when you doubt, courage when things feel scary, and joy in the little moments that matter most. Keep being bold, being soft, being real, and chasing what makes you happy. The world is lucky to have your light—don’t ever dim it. ✨

Here’s to new memories, big laughs, and a year that feels as amazing as you are. Happy Sweet 16! 🥳💫

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Shanel Manatad, Reynante Core Bacong, Katherine Talorong
20/12/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Shanel Manatad, Reynante Core Bacong, Katherine Talorong

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Mary Grace Lim Tibo-oc, Rolando Villar, David Moncatar De...
03/12/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Mary Grace Lim Tibo-oc, Rolando Villar, David Moncatar Debuyan, Debuyan Jeric, Karyl Ann Guilaran, Ma Estelita Patron, Cherry Cajolo

Gil Montilla National High School -Main, Sipalay City successfully held its National Children’s Month Scavenger Hunt: “R...
03/12/2025

Gil Montilla National High School -Main, Sipalay City successfully held its National Children’s Month Scavenger Hunt: “Rights Quest Adventure,” an interactive activity aligned with the 2025 theme advocating for an end to Online Sexual Abuse or Exploitation of Children (OSAEC) and Child Sexual Abuse or Exploitation Materials (CSAEM). The event aimed to strengthen children’s awareness of their rights and highlight the importance of ensuring their safety and protection.
Learners completed various engaging challenges at each station, including Match Maker, Safety Detective Spot, Decide to Develop, Talent Stage Stop, Escape the Red Flags, Cyber Guardians Booth, Speak Up Studio, and Rights Mural Mission. Each activity provided a meaningful opportunity for students to understand and apply the four clusters of children’s rights—Survival, Development, Protection, and Participation.
Throughout the scavenger hunt, students actively collaborated in teams, practiced problem-solving, demonstrated creativity, and showed responsible participation. More importantly, the activity deepened their understanding of their role in upholding their own rights and the rights of others, empowering them to become proactive advocates for child safety and well-being.

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