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This year’s Math and Science Week (November 21-25, 2011) in photos. The theme was “Math-Sci-Ya Ka: Learning Math and Science is Fun!” And what an interesting week it was! Students learned Math and Science in a … Continue reading
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After the previous day’s English and HEKASI Week performances and camping activities, one would think that the PPS family would be completely drained and totally incapable of more vigorous activities. But no! Here’s a sneak peek of this year’s Family … Continue reading
The day’s previous activities did not drain the energies of those who participated in PPS’ annual school event.
The fun and games also provided non-stop enjoyment to the teachers and students!
Unlike last year, PPS celebrated the English and HEKASI Week in unison with the United Nations celebrations.
Throughout October 24-28, 2011, the theme for this year’s English and Hekasi Week was “It’s a Small World, After All!” For one week, the students watched various films, participated in poster-making, poem-writing and essay-writing contests. The final performances on October 28 consisted of various singing, dancing, interpretative dances, movie excerpts, skits, plays and even speech chorale performances by the students.
Last year, PPS students showcased their unique God-given talents and competed to be the champion. Now, this time, the show was comprised of only singing talents,
And what a show itwas indeed!
Plenty of students transformed as they stepped on the stage and sang to their hearts’ content.
The competition was tough. Nevertheless, it was a huge success for the students, teachers, parents, and spectators.
Because there would be no professional engineers, doctors, nurses, and government employees if there were no teachers, El Nido town decided to make October 5, 2011, a special day for the special people of our community.
World Teachers’ Day was celebrated last Wednesday, October 5 at the town Municipal Covered Court. The program first started with a parade around the town proper, then the ceremony was held at the court. The first half of the program consisted of special numbers by teachers of the different schools of El Nido, public and private. The theme was “My Teacher, My Hero.”
Students also participated in the contests.
Two students, Dave D. Didal (fourth year high school) won first place in the Essay Writing Contest and Jovet C. Rosento (second year high school) won first place in the Painting Contest.
The second half of the program was the Cultural Night, this time the teachers were the contestants. PPS teachers also won first place after performing “Sayaw Sinalampati.”
Another benchmark in PPS history was made when the pioneering high school batch walked up the stage and received their diplomas.
Previously, the most-awaited event in the high school department (aside from graduation) was held the El Nido Cove and Spa resort. Now with the introduction of the basketball court, the students were able to enjoy a magical and luxurious affair with their reach. The theme was Spanish. Some students also put extra effort in the affair by preparing special performances.
Potter’s students assembled as early as 5am at the Municipal Covered Court to parade all the way from El Nido town to the school grounds. From Grade 4 to Fourth Year high school, the students were divided into four teams: Red, Blue, Violet, and Green. The team captains assigned were senior and junior students. Each team was also given two teachers to serve as team advisers.
