10/01/2026
BPIHS PREPARES GRADE 12 LEARNERS FOR THE WORLD OF WORK!
The first day of October brought a meaningful beginning for Grade 12 HUMSS and TVL learners as Baras-Pinugay Integrated High School conducted the Parents’ Orientation on the Conduct of Work Immersion today, October 1, 2026.
The orientation provided an opportunity for the school and parents to come together in preparation for one of the most important learning experiences of Senior High School learners. Key information on the Work Immersion program, including learner responsibilities, expectations, requirements, and workplace readiness, was presented to ensure that both learners and parents are well-informed and prepared for the upcoming immersion experience.
Another significant part of the activity was the introduction and presentation of the Work Immersion Workbook and Manual. The materials will serve as important guides for learners throughout their immersion journey, helping them understand the activities, requirements, and responsibilities they are expected to accomplish during their workplace exposure.
The strong support and presence of parents made the activity even more meaningful. Their partnership with the school plays an important role in guiding the learners as they take their first steps toward experiencing the world of work.
BPIHS is grateful for the leadership and continued support of its School Principal, Dr. Rhene Boy F. Brozo, whose guidance strengthens the school’s efforts to provide meaningful learning opportunities for learners.
Also extending their support were Mizshiel F. Reyes, Officer-On-Charge, SHS, and Mary Rose SJ. Lacson, Grade 12 Coordinator who emphasized the importance of preparing learners not only for their immersion experience but also for the responsibilities and challenges they may encounter in the workplace.
The activity was initiated by Dr. John Kelvin S. Pantaleon, Work Immersion Coordinator, together with the Work Immersion focal persons, Roxanne D. Amahit and Jaspher S. Quirre, whose dedication and preparation contributed to the successful conduct of the orientation.
A promising month begins, and so does another meaningful chapter in the journey of our future professionals.
BPIHS continues to prepare, guide, and empower learners for the world beyond the classroom.