ABS-CBN Stages Simultaneous 5-City "One Run, One Philippines"

Wazzup Pilipinas!

One Run, One Philippines,” the five-city simultaneous advocacy run of ABS-CBN in the Philippines and the United States this October 6 as part of ABS-CBN’s 60th anniversary celebration.

Thousands participants are expected to take part in the “One Run, One Philippines," in five cities to save five environment projects including Pasig River rehabilitation.

In cooperation of ABS-CBN Foundation’s Kapit Bisig Para sa Ilog Pasig (KBPIP), Regional Network Group (RNG) and The Filipino Channel (TFC), the “One Run, One Philippines” will invade Quezon City, Cebu City, Bacolod City, Davao City, and Los Angeles (USA) to clamor for the protection of various environmental advocacies.

Success! We are UnbelievaBerz!

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Many activities were given by the school to help us explore our talents and especially, to know more and bond with our classmates. These past few months, I can truly say that it was so exhausting but exciting. First, we prepared for our Aerodance. We practiced for many nights and days for the competition. We exerted so much effort because we were pressured. Last year's champion were from IV-Berzelius which is my present section. Many stressful moments that we've encountered especially in Leira's part. She patiently choreographed our steps to make it presentable.

The most exciting part is that we crammed our steps! We practiced one day before the competition. It took us 5 hours to finish the last part of our aerodance, the cool-down. Many  were raising their voice because of the mistakes we made. Our parents were calling us because it's already late. Leira and Cherry decided to continue practicing tomorrow, which is the competition day. We were very nervous because it's not perfect and maybe we will present it badly.

Section Boyle's Pistang Pinoy Celebration!

(Pistang Pinoy of IV-BOYLE, photo courtesy of Lois Baguio)

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Every year, we celebrate Pistang Pinoy. It is the most awaited school event every August. Since it's our last year here in PCSHS, we made everything fun! Students from IV-BOYLE had there food catered by the Tuazon twin.

They had prepared Filipino dishes like Sisig, barbecue, Chopsuey, Calderetang manok and Pansit Malabon. Do not forget rice, Filipinos most staple food!

Sixth batch also has their own ice cream cart which roams around for whoever who wants ice cream. YUM! After everyone had eaten, event organizers had their games! Crazy yet fun!