14/03/2026
Scholastic Young Mathematician Circle – Math Explainer Video Winners (Nationwide)
We proudly congratulate our students for being recognized as nationwide winners in the Scholastic Young Mathematician Circle – Math Explainer Video Competition.
Grade 3 – Zia Julianna G. Almario
Grade 4 – Sofia Cassiopeia C. Dela Paz
Grade 5 - Fredrick Vince Gerard B. Galvez
From being Top 5 Finalists, to Top 1 in the school competition, and now recognized among the nationwide winners, this achievement reflects their hard work, creativity, and excellence in mathematics.
The winners will receive a medal and a premium Scholastic book pack. Their winning explainer videos will also be shared with Prime Math partner schools across the Philippines and may be used by teachers as additional learning resources for students.
👏 Congratulations as well to their parents and teachers, Teacher Princess and Teacher Faye.
14/03/2026
Congratulations to our Math Olympiad Junior Participants (Grades 1–3)!
Grade 1: Kurt Elian L. Cruz
Grade 2: Carlisle Johann S. Escoto
Grade 3: Harry B. Vargas
All participants will receive certificates, medals, and book prizes from Scholastic.
🏆 Spotlight: Champion!
A special congratulations to Carlisle Johann S. Escoto for emerging as Champion out of 72 schools nationwide!
He will receive a plaque, ₱2,000 cash prize, certificate, medal, and a premium Scholastic book set.
Kudos also to Teacher Jenina Aira Delos Santos, for guiding our champion to this remarkable achievement.
We are so proud of you all!
11/03/2026
Join us in celebrating the International Day of Math on March 14! 🎉
Tune in for the LIVE Awarding Ceremony of the 5th PR1ME Mathematics Olympiad and Young Mathematicians' Circle Contest here on the Scholastic Philippines' page!
Together, let’s honor the creativity, teamwork, sportsmanship, and math skills of all our PR1ME Math Olympians and Young Mathematicians!
04/03/2026
🧮 MATH WEEK 2026: THE TOWER OF HANOI CHALLENGE! 🗼
Calling all Grade 9 and Grade 10 logic masters! 📣
Do you have what it takes to solve the legendary Tower of Hanoi in the fewest moves possible? It’s time to put your strategic thinking to the test!
Join us for a morning of brain-teasing fun at the Elementary Campus Ground. Whether you're a math enthusiast or just looking for a challenge, come show us your skills!
🗓️Date: March 5, 2026
📍Location: Elementary Campus Ground
⏰ SCHEDULE
- Grade 9: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
- Grade 10: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Bring your A-game, your classmates, and your competitive spirit! Let’s see who can conquer the tower.
03/03/2026
🚨 MATH RACE ALERT! 🚨
Grade 11🔉
Are you ready to solve, race, and win? 🏃♂️💨 Get your game face on for the ultimate campus challenge!
📅 WHEN: March 4, 2025
🕐 TIME: 1:00 PM
📍 MEETING PLACE: Pavilion
STATIONS TO CONQUER:
📚 Library | 🏛️ Pavilion | 🍎 Canteen | 🧪 Science Lab | ⚡ Physics Lab | 🧵 TLE Room | 💻 Computer Lab
HOW IT WORKS:
1️⃣ Start at the Pavilion.
2️⃣ Solve the riddle to find your next station.
3️⃣ Crack the math problem to move forward!
⚠️ IMPORTANT:
✅ BRING: Paper and Pen (for scratch work!)
❌ NOT ALLOWED: Calculators (it’s all brain power today!)
See you at the Pavilion at 1:00 PM sharp. May the fastest mathlete win! 🏆🧮
09/05/2025
A Pope Who Loves Math! Meet Pope Leo XIV, the 267th pope and the first in 470 years with a background in mathematics! He earned his BS in Math from Villanova University in 1977. A true testament that faith and STEM can go together.
𝗣𝗢𝗣𝗘 𝗟𝗘𝗢 𝗫𝗜𝗩 - 𝗔 𝗠𝗔𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗠𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗡 𝗣𝗢𝗣𝗘
Habemus Papam! Earlier this morning, American-Peruvian Cardinal Robert Francis Martínez Prevost was elected as Pope Leo XIV, becoming the 267th leader of the Catholic Church.
While much has been said about his pastoral service and religious views, only a few know that Pope Leo XIV also has a strong foundation in STEM, much like his predecessor, Pope Francis, who studied chemistry. Remarkably, according to our research, he is the first pope in 470 years with a distinct background in mathematics, following Pope Marcellus II, who reigned briefly in 1555.
Born on September 14, 1955, in Chicago, Illinois, USA, Prevost was drawn to academic life early on, influenced by his father, an educator, and his mother, a librarian. In 1977, he earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Villanova University in Pennsylvania, USA. During his university years, he was known for his deep affection for numbers and equations.
His extensive missionary work in Peru and direct engagement with pressing socio-environmental issues transformed him into a committed environmental advocate. Calling for urgent climate action, he has urged the Church to move "from words to action," warning against the perils of unchecked technological development and advocating for a respectful, reciprocal relationship with nature. His environmental stance is closely aligned with Pope Francis' priorities, as noted in the College of Cardinals Report.
Prevost is also celebrated for his exceptional multilingualism. He speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French, and Portuguese, and can read German and Latin, enabling him to communicate with diverse communities and effectively champion his advocacies worldwide.
Despite his demanding responsibilities, he makes some time for recreation. Prevost enjoys playing tennis and is reportedly a devoted fan of a local baseball club in his hometown of Chicago.
Pope Leo XIV stands as another powerful example of how STEM and faith can come together to serve the common good.
21/04/2025
Congratulations, Guians! Your MathSci Club Family is proud of you! 💜💛🦅
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