Kryst Jian

            So, today's blog will be all about what I've learned this quarter, and to put it bluntly, I'm not sure where to begin. But first, let's take a look at how this quarter went. This quarter has been a complete roller coaster for me, with various lessons in various subjects. This quarter has provided me with a wealth of information. Mathematical subjects, for example. This is my least favorite subject. It's been enjoyable for me. I've learned a lot about this topic. As well as in English class, where we learned about the structure of an essay and the different types of it. While studying ICT as a subject. It was also a topic that provided a lot of useful information.        This quarter's topics have been so helpful to me considering that we did a Community-based research. At first, I was complaining because we had so much school requirements to do and I was so stressed to do another research again. However, during the process when my classmate

     Lent or kwaresma in Filipino is the season wherein Filipino people recall Christ’s passion, His suffering, death and resurrection. Philippines is known to be the only primarily Christian country in the whole of Asia and its population is made up of a big number of devout Christians, which is the reason why Lent Season or Holy Week traditions are commonly practiced in a very unique way. It is referred as Mahal na Araw or Semana Santa in the Philippines, it starts from Palm Sunday, followed by Holy Monday, Holy Tuesday, Holy Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and concludes on Black Saturday and the Easter Sunday.      There are a lot of religions here in the Philippines but most of the Filipinos are Catholics. However, I am not one of the Catholic people but I believe in God. In this blog, I do not mean to offend anyone, instead, I am writing this blog to share what I and my family did during the Holy week. I may not be a Catholic but I still believe in God, I appreciate His s

       With the intention of celebrating the 121st year since the ISNHS was built, the school have been busy preparing for the celebration that will be held this upcoming Saturday, March 25, 2023. The celebration has the theme of “Renewed Commitment in Defying Odds to Transcend Heights of Excellence and Solidarity” and will be executed by having a program in the school’s gymnasium.          The celebration will begin with a thanksgiving mass and will be followed by a program that contains doxology that will be performed by the teachers’ choir and will be followed be flag ceremony. Moreover, the school’s dear principal, Mrs. Editha Bagcal will give her Welcome address. Then, Ms. Gemma Tacuycuy, the Schools Division Superintendent will also give her message about the said celebration. In addition, the selected grade 10 students will have an intermission number, specifically hiphop dance. Afterwards, the guest speaker,Dr. Vida Margarette Andal will give her inspirational message for the s