SBC Celebration of Teachers’ Day Honors Dedication and Service of Bridgetine Educators

In a heartfelt celebration of service, commitment, and compassion, St. Bridget College honored its teaching personnel and licensed professional teachers during the Institutional Celebration of Teachers’ Day, October 12, 2026. The event served as a meaningful tribute to educators whose unwavering dedication continues to shape the lives, values, and future of their students. The celebration began with a Holy Mass at the SBC Chapel, presided over by Rev. Fr. Bartolome Villafranca. In his homily, Fr. Villafranca reflected on the invaluable role of teachers in the holistic formation of students, emphasizing that educators serve not only as facilitators of learning but also as mentors, role models, and partners in nurturing character,… Read More

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SBC Advances Mental Wellness Through Awareness

Recognizing mental health as a vital foundation for learning, personal growth, and overall well-being, St. Bridget College reaffirmed its commitment to fostering a caring and supportive school community through its observance of Mental Health Awareness Month, October 9, 2026. With the theme, “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change, the institution brought together faculty, staff, and administrators in a meaningful initiative that highlighted the importance of mental wellness, early intervention, and collective responsibility in creating a safe and nurturing environment for every Bridgetine. Dressed in blue attire, a color symbolizing calm, trust, and mental health solidarity, the school community demonstrated unified commitment to promoting awareness, compassion, and proactive care for… Read More

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SBC Community Celebrates Season of Creation 2026 through Faith and Environmental Action

In a powerful expression of faith, environmental responsibility, and community action, St. Bridget College (SBC) community marked the global observance of the Season of Creation 2026 through a Pilgrimage and Meditation by the Water at the Calumpang River Dike, Batangas City, October 2, 2026. Through prayer, reflection, and the symbolic Bokashi Ball activity, participants renewed their commitment to protecting waterways and caring for God’s creation. The activity formed part of the college’s observance of the Season of Creation, which carried the theme “Living Water: A Gift, A Responsibility, A Mission.”  As participants walked toward the river, they reflected on the importance of water as a life-giving gift from God and… Read More

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Two Bridgetines place among SWLE topnotchers as SBC ranks 7th Nationwide

St. Bridget College (SBC) recorded a remarkable achievement in the September 2026 Social Workers Licensure Examination (SWLE), ranking seventh among the country’s top-performing schools and producing two national topnotchers. Leading the institution’s successful performance were Sarah Jean M. De Leon, RSW, who placed 4th with a 92.60% rating, and Raighne Valerie R. Ramirez. RSW, who secured 9th place with a 91.60% rating, based on results released by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). SBC also posted a 94.74% passing rate, earning its place among the nation’s top-performing institutions. In addition, the College produced 36 newly registered social workers, further contributing to its strong showing in the licensure examination. The SWLE was… Read More

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St. Bridget College Batangas Emerges as Overall Champion in SciMatica 2026

St. Bridget College Batangas emerged as the Overall Champion in SciMatica 2026: The Olympiad of SciMath Excellence, held virtually via Zoom on September 20. Organized by the International Association of Science and Mathematics Professionals and Researchers Inc. (IASMPR Inc.), in partnership with various educational institutions, the competition gathered learners, educators, researchers, and science and mathematics enthusiasts under the theme, “Advancing Frontiers of Science and Mathematics through Innovation, Inquiry, and Excellence.” Leading the institution’s winning campaign was Shaugn Hendrix A. Aranas, who secured first place in the Poster Making Competition through a creative visual interpretation of the event theme. The poster highlighted the role of science and mathematics in fostering innovation,… Read More

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St. Bridget College Installs Dr. Bernadette I. Manalo as New President

Marking a significant milestone in the institution’s history, St. Bridget College formally installed Dr. Bernadette I. Manalo as its new college president during a solemn ceremony held at the SBC Manuela Q. Pastor Auditorium, Batangas City, September 15, 2026. The celebration opened with the Holy Eucharist presided over by Rev. Fr. Angel Marcelo Pastor. Drawing inspiration from the Gospel account of Mary standing beside Jesus at the foot of the Cross, Fr. Pastor emphasized in his homily that true leadership is rooted in presence, accompaniment, and commitment to mission. He reminded the Bridgetine community that institutions flourish not merely because of their buildings or programs, but because of people who… Read More

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Bridgetine journalists earn top spots in ASMEPPS pre-regional contests

Bridgetine student journalists secured top ranks at the ASMEPPS Journalism Workshop & Pre-Regional Contests on September 12, 2026, at the Immaculate Conception Academy – South Campus in Dasmariñas City, Cavite. Representing the Lumière Publication of the Senior High School Level, the students competed in various science writing and photojournalism categories. Ryllah Kryzl S. Untalan placed first in Science Creative Writing (English), while Kyla Mikaela A. Dilag and Mara Mae C. Luya each secured first place in Science News Writing (English) and Science News Writing (Filipino), respectively. In Science Photojournalism, Mayessa Julia D. Duag took first place, while Andres Nicolas P. Ebora placed third. Meanwhile, Christia Angela B. Son and Jaedin… Read More

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SIBUL Publication bags 2nd Runner-Up in LNK Coverage

SIBUL Publication bagged the 2nd Runner-Up spot in the Linggo ng Kabataan (LNK) Coverage conducted by the Panlungsod na Pederasyon ng Sangguniang Kabataan of Batangas City on September 13 at the Batangas City Convention Center. The awarding ceremony took place during Katipunan ng Kabataan (KK) Night, a culminating celebration that honored the winners of the different competitions and activities held during Linggo ng Kabataan 2026. The celebration featured the awarding of winners from different competitions, including the Side Hustle Fair, Parlor Games, Parade and Yell, Photo Essay, and Art You Can Carry. The evening also featured Lakan at Lakambini, which showcased the talents, confidence, and participation of the Batangueño youth.… Read More

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Bridgetines join Walk-for-a-Cause 2026

Student leaders and faculty members of St. Bridget College, Inc. joined representatives from various schools and institutions in Batangas City for Alay Lakad 2026 on September 11, 2026. The participants followed a route stretching from the SM Batangas City Parking Lot to Plaza Mabini. With the theme “Nagkakaisang Hakbang para sa Gintong Kinabukasan ng Kabataan sa Lungsod ng Batangas,” the walk-for-a-cause aimed to raise funds for the Alay Lakad Foundation Scholarship Program and other youth development initiatives. The participants began the walk at around 6:15 a.m., joining the broader community in promoting volunteerism, cooperation, and support for youth development. A program was later held at Plaza Mabini at around 7:00… Read More

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JHS Bridgetines conquer Literacy Camp: Amazing Race Edition

In celebration of the Literacy Month 2026, Junior High School Department conducted the Literacy Camp 2026: Amazing Race Edition on September 8–9, 2026. With the theme “Amazing Race Edition: Read, Think, Race – Every Subject has Place!”, the Literacy Camp went beyond English and Filipino, as the nine subject areas collaborated to create a cross-curricular literacy adventure for Grades 7–10. Junior High School classrooms, science laboratories, and kitchen laboratories served as stations, where students completed various subject-based tasks as they progressed through the Amazing Race. The activity featured various challenges that developed students’ skills in problem-solving, reading, interpreting, calculating, communicating, collaborating, and decision-making. The two-day event was divided by grade… Read More

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