A Heart Of Resiliency

     The Philippines is extremely prone to natural disasters. The

nation is exposed to regular earthquakes, typhoons, and volcanic

eruptions due to its geographic and climatic conditions. Each one of

these issues present major problems to growth that are sustainable,

harming lives, property, and the country's overall economic stability.

Furthermore, these disasters' destructive effects have been made worse

by deforestation and urbanization, leaving people more susceptible to

their consequences.

 

        The Philippine government and other groups have put disaster

planning and response plans into place in response to these difficulties.

Early warning systems, evacuation strategies, and the development of

structures prone to disasters are some of these initiatives. Participation

of the community in disaster preparedness is also very important.

However, despite of these precautions, difficulties, and irregular agency

coordination failures frequently affect the performance of disaster

response. To address them, there is a growing need for better

cooperation across governments, local communities, and nations to

create a more resilient disaster management system. Strengthening

education and awareness campaigns is also necessary to provide

citizens with the knowledge and skills required to respond successfully

to catastrophes.

 

       The Philippines must constantly improve its disaster management

system in order to become more resilient. This involves improving

community education, strengthening infrastructure, and making sure that

resources are used more effectively. It's also important to address

problems like corruption and waste in disaster response. It is possible for

the Philippines to better prepare for and recover from future disasters by

concentrating on long-term resilience planning. By combining these

actions, the Philippines may establish a more strong, active approach to

disaster preparedness and response.

REFERENCE:

            SAFETY4SEA. (2022, October 12). Building Resilience: Keep things in perspective. SAFETY4SEA. https://safety4sea.com/cm-building-resilience-keep-things-in-perspective/

 

Letter to the President

                                                                                                          

Dear President Ferdinand Marcos Jr,

     I wrote this letter for you and I hope it finds you well. I'm writing as a concerned citizen of our great country. I'd want to begin by expressing my admiration for your position and the responsibilities that come with being our country's leader.

    However, I feel compelled to express my confused feelings regarding
the current status of our country. I am concerned about the path we are
taking. Our country is still facing many crisis like, poverty, lack of sufficient
supplies and other problems that have yet to be resolved. You promised to
address these issues and improve the lives of all Filipinos. I hope you will
fulfill these commitments and take decisive action to steer our nation toward a
better future. I hope you can understand that my criticisms come from a

place of care and concern.

  Thank you for taking the time to read my letter. I hope that you will

consider my words and take them to heart as you continue to lead our country.

Sincerely,

Agnes Nicole Pamuspusan

REFERENCE:

Yu, L. S. (2023, August 7). Marcos wants P1.418 trillion for Build Better More infrastructure campaign. RAPPLER. https://www.rappler.com/business/marcos-jr-build-better-more-infrastructure-budget/

Embracing Teacher's Love

    Teachers are the unsung heroes. They work tirelessly every day to help develop the brains and futures of children around the whole nation. It's important that we take a moment to express our gratitude for what they do, even if it often goes unnoticed.

    Every day, teachers come into classrooms full of different pupils, each with their own unique learning style. They provide an environment in which we can be interested, ask questions, and learn to think radically. They work hard to ensure that every student receives the support they require to succeed. Teachers act as role models for us as well. They inspire us to have high dreams and demonstrate how to persevere in the face of hardship. They educate us, teaching us not only subject matter but also virtues like kindness, responsibility, and determination. By expressing our gratitude to our teachers, we acknowledge how important they are in helping with the creation of a brighter future for everybody.

    Let's encourage ourselves to take a moment to appreciate the great people who devote so much of their time and energy to teaching us. Saying "thank you" to teachers is more than just expressing gratitude; it is also recognizing their importance in making the world a better place for upcoming generations.

GRADE 10 MAXWELL
Mrs. Evelyn Reyes-Vera Cruz (ICT Teacher)

GRADE 9 BECQUEREL

GRADE 8 LINNAEUS

 

You're On Your Own, Kid

💜

    

My journey began on the day I was born, and it has been full of

adventures and growth ever since. I am the eldest daughter in my family,

and was born on May 7, 2009 in Cuta, Vigan City. My name, Agnes

Nicole, holds special meaning "Agnes" is after my lola. and "Nicole" from

my lolo’s name, Nick. From a young age, I embraced the beliefs and

traditions passed down through generations, which helped form me into

the person I am today. Growing up in a family with close ties taught me

the value of love, respect and perseverance. Growing up was filled with

stories about my grandparents’ perseverance. which motivated me to

face obstacles head on and strive for greatness in all I do.

    I see myself as someone who is always eager to learn and

experience new things. I try to maintain a cheerful attitude even when

things get rough since it helps me deal with challenges and discover

solutions quickly. Being positive not only raises my mood, but also

inspires everyone around me to be positive. I believe in spreading

kindness and positivity wherever I go and meeting new friends along the

way. I also appreciate being nice and approachable, which allows me to

form good relationships with others. Dancing is a way for me to boost my

confidence because it allows me to express myself and connect with my

emotions. Dancing is more than a hobby for me. It's a way for me to

connect with others. I value being true to myself and dancing allows me

to live all of this in a meaningful way.

    Looking ahead, I have the desire to become a dentist. The idea of

helping others and making a positive difference in their lives delights me.

To achieve this goal, I am committed to improving myself both personally

and professionally. In addition to my goals, I want to live on active and

healthy life that prioritize my ongoing education, self-care and

meaningful relationships. My adventure is still growing and I am excited

about the possibilities that await.