Student Corner – Nova Schola Tanauan Blog https://blog.nst.edu.ph All About NST Fri, 07 Jun 2024 02:56:50 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.4 https://blog.nst.edu.ph/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cropped-NST-Favicon-47-32x32.png Student Corner – Nova Schola Tanauan Blog https://blog.nst.edu.ph 32 32 204382147 WRITING WITH PURPOSE: NST journalists pen knowledge in RSPC https://blog.nst.edu.ph/2024/05/09/writing-with-purpose-nst-journalists-pen-knowledge-in-rspc/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=writing-with-purpose-nst-journalists-pen-knowledge-in-rspc Thu, 09 May 2024 02:09:09 +0000 https://blog.nst.edu.ph/?p=970

Campus journalists of Nova Schola Tanauan (NST) represented the Schools Division of Tanauan in the recently concluded 2024 Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC) held at Cabuyao Integrated National High School last February 27-28.

Six qualifiers for different individual categories joined other campus journalists across various schools in Region IV A – CALABARZON for the said writing of journalism expertise. 

The campus press from NST include Jayvee Banta for News Writing English, Kyle Nico Miel Generoso for Editorial Writing English, Princess Angeline Platero for Sports Writing English, and Lynden Shane Canovas for Copyreading and Headline Writing Filipino, as well as Jimlex Segui and Rheann Shane Barrion for Photojournalism Filipino and English, respectively.

According to Canovas, the experience was memorable as a first-time RSPC qualifier, despite the pressure and challenges she faced for the preparation, adding that  representing NST and Tanauan is already worth celebrating as the competition for campus journalism is tight in the region. 

Relatively, Platero emphasized that her purpose of bringing fairness in journalistic writing motivated her amid the demands of her other responsibilities.

Despite their press conference journey ending in the regionals, these journalists remain hopeful that this will inspire other students to continue serving unbiased and fearless broadcasts of issues in the community. 

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NST SHS Student Wins 1st Place at the 1st International Hyflex Research Congress! https://blog.nst.edu.ph/2023/05/30/nst-senior-high-school-presents-research-papers-at-the-1st-international-hyflex-research-congress-damian-reaps-best-research-paper-in-abm-track/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=nst-senior-high-school-presents-research-papers-at-the-1st-international-hyflex-research-congress-damian-reaps-best-research-paper-in-abm-track Tue, 30 May 2023 07:14:06 +0000 https://blog.nst.edu.ph/?p=776

NST Senior High School presents research papers at the 1st International Hyflex Research Congress; Damian reaps Best Research Paper in ABM Track

Nova Schola Tanauan Grade 11 students joined the 1st International Hyflex Research Congress for Youth Innovators and one of them won the Best Research Paper award, held at St. Joseph’s Hall, Letran Calamba, and via Zoom last May 17.

The Grade 11 students of Nova Schola Tanauan accompanied by their research advisers presented their research papers at the said international conference. The presenters include Jimlex Segui (Grade 11 STEM), who presented in the Sciences and Health Sciences track, Hannah Margareth Nobleza (Grade 11 HUMSS), who presented in the Humanities and Arts track, and Shiela Mae Damian (Grade 11 ABM), who presented in Accountancy and Business Management track.

During the awarding, Shiela Mae Damian won the best research paper for the Accountancy and Business Management track. The award was received by the student together with her adviser, Ms. Rose Ann Platon.

Participated by different schools in the Philippines, the 1st International Hyflex Research Congress for Youth Innovators with the theme of “Paving the Way for Innovations towards Sustainability”, organized by Colegio De San Juan De Letran Calamba,  provided an avenue for young innovators to share their valuable research findings. This conference is conducted on a hybrid setup which means that participants were given the option to present their papers in person or virtually.



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An Endearing Tribute: Poetic Homage to Mothers https://blog.nst.edu.ph/2023/05/18/an-endearing-tribute-poetic-homage-to-mothers/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=an-endearing-tribute-poetic-homage-to-mothers Thu, 18 May 2023 04:37:19 +0000 https://blog.nst.edu.ph/?p=761

To My Beloved Mother

Trisha Nazareno – 11 STEM D

A mother’s love shines bright and true,

A beacon that will guide us through,

A love that’s patient, kind, and strong,

A bond that lasts our whole life long.

 

She shows us how to love and care,

And teaches us to always share,

She’s there to help us find our way,

And to lift us up when we stray.

 

From childhood’s days to years gone by,

She’s been our rock, our constant guide,

Her love has helped us to become,

The people we are, one by one.

 

So on this day, we honor you,

Our mother, our friend, our guide so true,

We thank you for your love and care,

And for the memories we all share.

A Candle Flame of Maternal Grace

Jimlex P. Sagui – 11 STEM D

In the depths of night, a flickering flame,

A candle’s glow, a guiding frame.

Its gentle light, in darkness, glows,

A beam of hope, a love that shows.

 

With tender warmth, it casts its rays,

Illuminating paths through life’s maze.

Just like a mother’s unwavering light,

Guiding us through both day and night.

 

Through stormy seas or shadows deep,

Her love’s embrace, a treasure to keep.

She kindles courage, ignites our dreams,

In her presence, solace redeems.

 

In darkest hours, her flame burns bright,

Her nurturing touch, a guiding light.

A candle’s dance, her spirit untamed,

A mother’s love, forever acclaimed.

Isang Huwaran

Jeane Kyla Cabrera – 11 ABM

Sa madilim kong mundo,

Siya ang nagbigay liwanag dito.

Laging naka suporta sa tabi ko,

Laging naniniwala na kaya ko.

 

Ilaw ng tahanan,

Sinusubok man ng kapalaran,

Hindi nagpapatinag sa pait ng nararanasan

Patuloy pa rin na lumalaban.

 

Laging kaagapay,

Sa mga pagsubok na kinakaharap sa buhay.

Sakripisyo ang inaalay,

Magkaroon lamang kami ng magandang buhay.

 

Husgahan ka man ng iba,

Talikuran ka man nila,

Ngunit mananatili pa rin ang isang ina,

Ina na huwaran at dakila.

Love until the end of time

Margareth Rizaldo – 11 STEM D

The moment I opened my eyes,

You gave me the sweetest smile.

From your vision, I see how it shines,

Your love will surpass ’till the end of time.

 

When the beasts holds me,

And my mind kills the depths of me,

You stand beside me until it flee,

Calming the storms inside this uncertainty.

 

Mother, forgive me 

If sometimes I hurt you truly.

In times that I get so meanie,

You’re the light that still handles me softly.

 

You’re my home, my lamp and my comfort zone.

My angel, you deserve the whole throne.

In another life, I wish you to be by my side.

My mother, I love you ’till the end of time.

Ang Bahagharing Liwanag

Rizelle Balanga – 11 STEM B

Ating ina na sadyang katangi-tangi

Kanyang liwanag ay tila bahaghari 

Taong nagsisilbing ilaw ng tahanan

Umaantabay sa ating kamusmusan

 

Bawat pagsubok sa ating mga buhay

Kanilang ilaw ang ating naging tulay

Ang ilaw na sa ati’y umaalalay 

Laging bukas-palad kung umagapay

 

Ang isang taong ating laging kakampi

Sa tuwing tayo’y malapit ng magapi

Liwanag na kanilang itinatanghal

Ang simbolo ng kanilang pagmamahal

 

Isang ina na laging nagliliwanag

Ating nagsisilbing bahagharing liwanag

Simbolo na tayo’y hindi nag-iisa

Salamat sa liwanag ng ating ina

Ina Ko

Sophia Canlubo – 11 HUMSS B

Aking ina ikaw ay naiiba 

hindi maipagkakaila 

na ikaw sa aking puso ay nag-iisa

kahit sa iyong paningin

ika’y hindi naging perpektong ina

 

Ang iyong ilaw ang naging gabay

at nagbigay ng kakaibang kulay

sa ibinigay mo sa aking buhay

sa panahon na ako’y matamlay

ikaw ay laging umaalalay

 

Ang iyong mga sakripisyo 

sa amin ay laging nakarehistro

magbago man ang lahat ng ‘to

nakatatak na sa puso ko

na ikaw ang kakampi ko sa lahat ng aspeto

   

Magunaw man itong mundo

ikaw parin ang pipiliin ko

pumuti man ang buhok ko

pag-ibig ko sayo’y di mababago

mahal kita mama ko

My Sirious

Sophia Beatrice Panganiban – 11 STEM D

Your love is like the rays of the sun, 

That gives me warmth, and lights up every corner of my heart. 

You never fail to make me glow, 

And never get tired of wiping away the tears that the world makes me

whimper. 

 

You are my superhero

A woman that is all around and flexible 

You are my teacher, my nurse, and my best friend 

That always keeps me in company, and turns a coarse situation into beauty. 

 

I am thankful to God

He made a wonderful mother, and gave her to me 

A mother that has a sweetest smile, 

Shining like Sirius, the brightest star in the sky.

 

I love you more than words I can say

For all the times that I forgot to thank you, 

For all the unspoken I love yous, 

I want you to know that I appreciate the whole you.

Mother's Love

Margareth Rizaldo – 11 STEM D

Sun so bright, 

Mother you’re my light,

You directed me out of the eerie night,

Lifted me up to the starlight.

 

Your loving care,

That flutters the air,

It cannot be compare,

Because your solicitude was rare.

 

You said I’m a miracle when I came,

But you’re the miracle the skies gave.

Amazing how your love remains the same,

It is a never ending burning flame.

 

Despite the storm of thorns,

And the heavy dark horns,

You stand strong and never get blown,

You’re the bravest hero I’ve ever known.

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3 Words. 8 Letters. https://blog.nst.edu.ph/2023/03/23/3words8letters/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=3words8letters Thu, 23 Mar 2023 09:04:11 +0000 https://blog.nst.edu.ph/?p=536

Stories are magic waiting to unfold. Griffin Stories is set to provide an avenue for students to tell their own narratives. 

In its first installment, stories are told through photo essays where every photo speaks of every Griffin’s earnest expression of love following its main theme, “3 Words. 8 Letters.”

Check out these amazing stories which showcase not only skills but also stories that express and celebrate love.

* The following essays are from the winners of The Fortress’ Photo Essay contest.

Hoping that the love in fantasy can also happen in reality

First Place – 8 Words. 8 Letters. Photo Essay

By: Patricia Mae C. Bay

In a dark and cruel world of reality, she found a website that contained books that became her light and bridge to fantasy. a book that made her realize what love truly is. That became her hope that one day she could experience a love that is written in a book—a love that is full of magic. And that’s where the beginning starts—the beginning of loving herself so that when the time is right, she will be loved just like what’s written in a book.

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The Creation

Second Place – 8 Words. 8 Letters. Photo Essay

By: Jeanah Ley P. Morales

Wherever my steps take me, everything I see is perfection: the formation of clouds, the rhythmic breathing of seas, and the beautiful structure of life. Humans are stewards of his creation, he created them to nurture his arts and to give love and be loved.

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Everlasting Devotion

Third Place – 8 Words. 8 Letters. Photo Essay

By: Jimlex P. Segui

A mother’s love is the ultimate embodiment of unconditional love and sacrifice. From the moment of conception, a mother devotes her entire being to nurturing, protecting and guiding her child through life’s ups and downs. Her love is a beacon of hope, inspiring her child to chase their dreams and reach for the stars. Let us celebrate the unbreakable bond between a mother and child, and honor the incredible strength and resilience that mothers bring to the world.

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Cheers to Our Parents! We Love You! https://blog.nst.edu.ph/2022/05/31/parents-day/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=parents-day Tue, 31 May 2022 11:13:26 +0000 https://blog.nst.edu.ph/?p=345

We wouldn’t be where we are today if not for our parents. Our parents have been with us to guide us ever since they’ve brought us to this world. They’ve equipped us with the necessary lessons, thinking, and skills to help us in our journey. Despite all the challenges and setbacks in our lives, they continue to be our pillars of strength. In honor to our parents and all the parents in the world, we celebrate the International Parent’s day.

Check out what our student's wrote for their parents this International Parent's Day

Through Thick and Thin

by Angel Narvaez - Grade 8 Student

Greetings, since Parents’ Day is coming this June 1, I’d like to acknowledge our parents and guardians for being with us from the very start! I call my parents “Inay/Itay”.

If I were to describe them, they may be strict at times, but they know what’s best for us most of the time.

There were times when their advice seemed to be pointless but somehow later on has proven its point.

One of the things I love most about my parents is that they never hesitate to express their love even in the littlest of things, they’ve been supportive in the littlest of achievements me and my siblings achieve, win or lose, they still stand there and clap for us. I believe we’ve all been asked a question at least once in our lives about why we love our parents. It’s something so easy yet so hard to explain. But speaking for myself, I love my parents not just because of the provision they gave but also because of the time spent with them. They’ve been with me and my siblings from the very beginning, told us stories to sleep, had fun with us, and supported us in any possible way they could, and hugged us goodbye whenever we’d part even for a few hours.

Over the last 14 years, we’ve had many experiences together, 14 years of laughter, anger, playing, educating, helping each other, teasing, and more. We’ve done many things together, there was rain, there was sunshine,

but they were still there no matter what weather. How can you not love a person who has been with you through thick and thin for 14 years and counting? The most memorable moments I’ve shared with my parents are probably whenever we’d play card games together with my siblings, it’s just for fun, no money involved of course but there could be some minor punishments for whoever the loser is, I also love it whenever we have movie nights. Memorable moments with my Inay that I probably won’t forget are whenever she’s always in for leisure time with us despite having busy days sometimes, she plays Badminton with us and she also loves going on trips. As for my father, memorable moments I won’t forget are probably when we used to wake up early in the morning when I was a kid, and we’d take a walk along our area and pick this flower I liked and then we’d continue walking and later on, go home. Parents may express love in many different ways, through words, through hugs, gifts, and devoting time, but no matter what way they do so, we still know that they try their best to express their love for us. And as their children, we give them back the love they give through many different ways as well. Love isn’t easily expressed just in the form of words, actions may speak louder than words can. We can express our love for our parents through assisting them in the things they do, giving them great hugs, spending quality time with them, and more. To the parents who have loved and given love wholeheartedly, we’d like to thank you for being with us through thick and thin and for loving us from the start. We Love You!

Parent’s Everlasting Love

by Dione Xander - Grade 8 Student

I love my mother and father because they teach me to become a better person physically and mentally. They provide home, food, water, electricity and many more  to me as well as my 2 sisters. My mother takes care of the house while my father works to keep the house’s electricity going and water flowing as he teaches me math. Aside from that, he sings my little sister to sleep even if he is very tired from work.

We used to go to the beach when I was young, catch huge rats, go out for road trips and we used to head to the mall. My favorite of them all was when we went on field trips which are school related. Mostly my father comes with me while my mother prepares the meal for our huge trip and stays in the house to take care of my little sister.

What I like a lot about my mother and father is that they let me have a little autonomy throughout the household, their loving care towards me and my siblings, the way my father doesn’t severely punish me for my bad actions against them and last but not the least, they highly support my interest in art. when it comes to activities, my father teaches me some mathematics while my mother brings me with her to go shopping, there are some moments where I don’t enjoy like walking a lot, having my father scolding me for not doing too well when it comes to solving and studying and the last of all, me getting tired in both situations. me, as a teenager show my love to my parents by simply honoring and obeying their rules like washing the dishes which is my favorite, cleaning the room, don’t stay up too late and most importantly, I show my love by doing anything they ask even if I’m in a very bad situation like in an Online game.

My message for them is “Mother and Father, I may be bad in the past but it is the past, I greatly appreciate what you’ve done for me, education, love, home, care, money, food, water, entertainment and many more. I’ll make sure to repay all what you’ve done to me and not leave your side when I grow into an adult. I’ll make sure to be there in times of need, love, your son.”

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My Nanay is the best! https://blog.nst.edu.ph/2022/05/07/my-nanay-is-the-best/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=my-nanay-is-the-best Sat, 07 May 2022 11:43:14 +0000 https://blog.nst.edu.ph/?p=328

We Filipino’s are well known for a having a tightly knit family, and at the center of a every Filipino household is a loving mother.  We all know how hard working our moms are. They are the first ones to wake up in the morning to make sure our breakfast has been prepared and all we have to do is eat. They make sure that all our things are ready before we attend our classes. They do a lot of things for us, but sometimes we take it for granted. Today is our chance to make up and thank our mothers for all the good things they’ve done to us. Mother’s day is a day where we can do something special for them and appreciate them. Go! Hug your moms, sometimes a tight hug is all they need to let them know how special they are to us.

For this Mother’s Day special, students of Nova Schola shared how much they love and appreciate their moms by submitting entries for this day.

Submitted by: Gwyneth Marudo - Grade 7 Student

Submitted by: Samantha Nicole Molinar - Grade 11 Student

Submitted by: Shania Aranas - Grade 7 Student

Submitted by: Van Irish Macalintal - Grade 11 Student

Submitted by: Grade 10 - C

Submitted by: Ms. Maricris Lucido - NST Teacher

Submitted by: Denisse Vivas - Grade 11 Student

Submitted by: Krisitine Carandang - Grade 12 Student

Submitted by: Ms. Susan Ambrosio - NST Teacher

Submitted by: Ms. Kaicie Baldoz - NST Teacher

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