Kaypian Iskawts

With grateful hearts and a strong sense of duty, we proudly present the newly elected officers of the Boy Scout of the Philippines of Kaypian National High School. As leaders and Scouts, we commit ourselves to serve with honor, integrity, and dedication, always guided by the Scout Oath and Law.

Together, we aim to inspire, lead, and make a positive difference in our school and community. May this new chapter be filled with meaningful service, unity, and growth as we continue to uphold the true spirit of Scouting.

Leading with Honor, Serving with Integrity.

Araw ng Kalayaan 2026🇵🇭

Sa paggunita ng ika-128 Anibersaryo ng Kalayaan ng Pilipinas, buong-pusong nakiisa ang Kaypian Iskawts sa pagbibigay-pugay sa kabayanihan, sakripisyo, at pagmamahal sa bayan ng ating mga bayani.

Bilang mga kabataang Scout, patuloy naming isinasabuhay ang diwa ng pagkamakabayan, paglilingkod, at responsableng pagkamamamayan na siyang pundasyon ng isang malaya at matatag na bansa.

Ang pakikiisa sa pagdiriwang ng Araw ng Kalayaan ay alinsunod sa mga panawagan ng Pamahalaan ng Pilipinas at ng Department of Education na itaguyod ang makabayang kamalayan at pagpapahalaga sa kasaysayan ng bansa, alinsunod sa mga layunin ng Republic Act No. 8491 (Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines) at mga kaugnay na pambansang pagdiriwang na itinatalaga ng Malacañang.

Mabuhay ang Kabataang Pilipino! Mabuhay ang Scouting! Mabuhay ang Pilipinas! 🇵🇭⚜️






✍️ ES Alfred Marquez

READY TO LEAD, READY TO SERVE! ⚜️

Yesterday marked a significant milestone for the Kaypian Iskawts as our newly elected student leaders officially took their oaths of office! Raising their right hands, these young leaders pledged to live by the Scout Oath and Law, committing themselves to character building, community service, and active citizenship.

The school-based scouting movement remains a vital pillar in molding the youth, anchored on the guidelines of DepEd Order No. 76, s. 2012 (Boy Scouting) and DepEd Order No. 86, s. 2012 (Girl Scouting), which aim to revitalize values-based leadership and character formation across schools nationwide.

Congratulations to our new Kaypian Iskawts officers! May you lead your fellow Scouts with honor, integrity, and passion. Laging Handa!



📸 VS Princess Ruth Benedicto
✍️ ES Alfred T. Marquez

Every year, when Brigada Eskwela begins, Scouts are among the first to arrive and the last to leave.

They sweep classrooms. They carry chairs, move tables, clean grounds, repaint walls, and willingly give their time when the school needs helping hands. No complaints. No conditions. Just service.

Because that is what Scouts are taught to do.

But after the paint dries and the classrooms are ready, a question quietly lingers.

Are Scouts only remembered when there is work to be done?

Whenever the school calls for volunteers, Scouts respond. Whenever there is a task that requires discipline, responsibility, and commitment, Scouts are expected to step forward. They proudly wear the school's name in activities beyond the campus and become ambassadors of the values the institution hopes to cultivate.

Yet when Scouts seek support for their own programs and activities, the response is not always the same.

Sometimes, opportunities are delayed. Sometimes, requests are met with hesitation. Sometimes, they find themselves repeatedly asking for approval that should have been given the same trust they have consistently shown through service.

This is not about demanding privileges.

It is about recognizing effort.

If Scouts can dedicate their weekends, holidays, and free time to help the school, then supporting their activities should not feel like an afterthought. If they can represent the institution beyond its gates, then they deserve encouragement to continue doing so. If they have proven their commitment through action, then trust should not be something they constantly have to earn all over again.

The truth is simple: service is strongest when it is mutual.

Scouts do not serve because they expect rewards. They serve because they believe in helping others. But every organization thrives when support flows both ways.

The Scouts will continue to answer the call. They will continue to volunteer, lead, and serve whenever they are needed. That much is certain.

But perhaps it is time to see them as more than the hands that clean, carry, and organize.

Perhaps it is time to support them with the same dedication they have always shown to the school.

Because Scouts are not asking for special treatment.

They are simply asking for the same commitment they have already given.

With hearts united in faith and gratitude, Kaypian National High School held a Catholic Mass today to seek God's guidance, protection, and blessings for the school community as we prepare for the opening of classes on Monday for School Year 2026–2027.

The Kaypian Iskawts actively participated in this meaningful celebration as part of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP) Program, demonstrating their commitment to spiritual growth, service, and community involvement.

Activities like this provide a positive impact on the youth by strengthening their values, nurturing their faith, promoting discipline and respect, and encouraging them to become responsible, compassionate, and service-oriented individuals. As they begin another academic year, these experiences help shape them into future leaders guided by integrity and a strong sense of purpose.

May this school year be filled with learning, growth, and countless blessings for all.



📸 Princess Benedicto