PCU MANILA SHS GRADE 11 GRAND SALUBONG 2024 Day 1
ICYMI | On July 22, 2024, the Philippine Christian University Senior High School Manila commenced its annual Grand Salubong to welcome the Grade 11 students from the Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM) strand.
Students gathered at the Science and Technology Building as the welcoming orientation began with an insightful campus tour. Afterwards, the students proceeded to the Union High School of Manila’s gymnasium for activities.
Ms. Valerie Kaye Yabut and Mr. Kevin Miranda led as the session’s Masters of Ceremonies. The event commenced with enthusiastic cheers from various sections, demonstrating the signature chant, “Ahon, ABM.”
Afterwards, Rev. Ricardo Bernardino, the University Chaplain, led the opening prayer, followed by the singing of the National Anthem.
Mrs. Rodina Autencio, the SHS Principal, addressed the significance of PCU’s core values— Faith, Character, and Service— in her welcoming remarks.
Ms. Yabut and Mr. Miranda then introduced the newly appointed coordinators, highlighting their achievements and roles within PCU. It thereby promoted a warm and inclusive atmosphere for their induction.
Subsequently, a game titled “Last Man Standing,” facilitated by Ms. Franzhesca Bulan, the Supreme Student Government (SSG) Deputy Officer, and Mr. Kimi De La Cruz, the SSG’s Public Information Officer, engaged all students to participate.
This was followed by an energetic Zumba session featuring BINI’s hit song “Pantropiko.”
Meanwhile, Layag Films Productions showcased a video presentation to promote the campus activities, while the Commission on Student Elections announced opportunities for Grade 11 students to join the Supreme Student Government in the forthcoming Election Season.
Thereafter, Mrs. Karla Galman, the ABM Coordinator, closed the event by encouraging students to actively participate in campus life. Soon after, the students came together with devotion as Mr. Lorence Castro, the SSG ABM Representative, led the closing prayer.
The day ended with the students singing the PCU hymn, symbolizing their dedication to PCU’s core values. As the University prepares for the upcoming academic year, it remains committed to holistic student development and academic performance.
Credits:
Penned by: Mark Contaoi
Photos by: Dhane Buenviaje
Published by: Dhane Buenviaje
Source: PCU The Scroll Publication