United We Stand : IV-Boyle

photo courtesy of http://yugioh.wikia.com

Wazzup Pilipinas!

August or the so called "Buwan ng Wika", is the month the students of Pasig City Science High School are looking forward into. Buwan ng Wika seems to be a traditional event of the school. There are a lot of activities and contests for the talented and smart to join. Some of those activities are the balagtasan, talumpatian, likhang-awit, and a lot more.

Mentioning the likhang-awit, our section IV-Boyle, has been one of the finalists included in the said school contest. To be a finalist in the likhang-awit brings so much joy to every student of IV-Boyle. It became our inspiration that we also have the potential to win. Having an inspiration to win, IV-Boyle gave their best to contribute ideas which will make the presentation better.

Days passed. We are ready. We practice singing the song in the school but we need to practice more.So the leaders decided to allot a day, it's Saturday, a week before the contest.

Reading as a Hobby

Wazzup Pilipinas!

As today's "bombastic" generation exhibits, more and more people discover the utmost entertainment in reading, may it be a book, magazine, newspaper and the like. Because of this, websites such as Wattpad, Wordpress,  and Blogspot are "skyrocketingly" popular nowadays.

Many stories are simultaneously published by the minute. In fact, in our very institution you'd never end a typical day without seeing a student with a recent book in hand.

Why? First and foremost, they say that a book can take you anywhere. It is your indefinite pass to the vast world called imagination, in the form of ink and paper. Each book is a trip to not only a faraway place but also in time and presence. It stimulates our minds into thinking that we are at that very situation and flip the succedding page to find out what happens next.

The Happiest Fiesta Ever

Wazzup Pilipinas!

Nowadays, its really good if you could speak English and talk to the world. But as a Filipino, we should not  let our own culture be left behind. 

In our school, we have this kind of event in which we celebrate the pinoy culture called as Pistang Pinoy. 

I could say that this year’s Pistang Pinoy was the best because I felt the unity of our class as well as our batch. Of course we were dressed in Filipiniana and Barong Tagalog. The food, though only few, we still enjoyed it with our classmates. 

The best thing was when the whole batch ordered a cart street ice cream or what we call as dirty ice cream. Anyone could get their own dessert. Actually it became a buffet style ice cream. 

Then we played at the corridor. I joined every possible game that  I could and did my best to win. And I got a lot of candies after that.