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Badjao Floating Integrated School Celebrates National Children’s Month 2025
Theme: “OSAEC–CSAEM Wakasan: Kaligtasan at Karapatan ng Bawat Batang Mag-aaral, Ipaglaban”

This November 2025, Badjao Floating Integrated School proudly joined the nationwide celebration of National Children’s Month, reaffirming its commitment to protect and empower every learner. Anchored on this year’s theme, the school highlighted the importance of safeguarding children’s rights and ensuring their safety both online and in the community.

The event featured essential awareness activities, including Prevention of OSAEC–CSAEM, Staying Safe Online, Anti-Bullying and Pro-Social Behavior, and Anti-Drugs and Anti-Vices. Through interactive discussions and child-friendly sessions, learners were equipped with knowledge on spotting dangers, making responsible choices, and showing respect and kindness toward others.

The celebration reflected the school’s continuous dedication to creating a safe, nurturing, and supportive learning environment for all Badjao learners. By empowering children with awareness and guidance, the school strengthens its mission to uphold their rights and help them grow confidently and responsibly.

Another remarkable milestone for Badjao Floating Integrated School! The school proudly celebrates the success of its outstanding researchers — Dianah Jean Segayo, Angelica Joi Tan, and Joy P. Montaño — for winning 3rd Place in the 1st Regional Research Congress for Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH in Schools – WINS) and Other Health Programs.

Their research showcased innovative efforts and dedication to promoting a healthier, cleaner, and safer learning environment for all learners. This achievement highlights the team’s commitment to advancing education through research and meaningful advocacy in school health and sanitation.

The entire Badjao Floating Integrated School community extends its warmest congratulations to the researchers for bringing pride and inspiration to the school and the community. Indeed, this victory is a testament that passion, teamwork, and purpose-driven research can make a lasting impact.

Strengthening Campus Journalism: A Collective Success

Our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributed to the success of the District Upskilling of School Paper Advisers for Campus Journalism.

To our visionary PSDS, Sir Julakmad I. Mohammad, thank you for your leadership and guidance. To the dedicated principals of Island District II, your support has been invaluable.

We also extend our sincere appreciation to our esteemed resource speakers—Mr. Anthony P. Remandaban, Mr. Georgie P. Santilian, Ms. Joyce Ethel L. Sienes, and Mr. Anthony B. Ramos—for generously sharing your time, expertise, and knowledge with us.

To the participants, your active involvement made the sessions more meaningful and fruitful. And to the ever-reliable technical working group, thank you for your unwavering commitment and support throughout this endeavor.

Indeed, this undertaking has not only enhanced the skills of our school paper advisers but also strengthened the foundation of campus journalism in our district.

Where Curiosity Meets Fun: Science and Math Month 2025 Kickoff

The celebration of the School-Based Science and Math Month 2025 kicked off with fun, learning, and excitement. Students enjoyed answering trivia questions, winning prizes, and exploring the highlight of the event—the exhibit that featured various science activities and math games. The event showcased the creativity and knowledge of learners while making the subjects more engaging and enjoyable. Truly, it was a memorable opening that inspired students to appreciate the wonders of Science and Mathematics.