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54 schools gather for PAFTE IV-A annual convention; Talks Highlight AI Integration and Educator Empowerment

November 26, 2024December 3, 2024admin

The recently concluded Philippine Association for Teachers and Educators (PAFTE) IV-A 16th Annual Seminar and Quiz Bee for pre-service teachers with its theme, “Future Ready Educators: Harnessing AI for Learning Excellence”, held in Batangas City Sport Coliseum brought together 54 colleges and universities from the CALABARZON region, Nov. 22. The event, hosted by St. Bridget College Batangas, aimed to inspire learners and empower educators through discussions on the latest advancements in education, particularly the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and foster a spirit of healthy competition and intellectual growth among students through professional education quiz bee. Dr. Aris E. Ignacio, Dean of the College of Information Technology and Engineering at… Read More

SBC lay mission partners strengthen spirituality in Retreat 2024

November 4, 2024November 6, 2024admin

To provide time for inner reflection and deeper spiritual experience, lay mission partners of St. Bridget College entered into the solitude of silence in a Holy Retreat at Maryridge Good Shepherd Convent and Retreat House, Tagaytay City, October 28-29 for Batch 1 and October 29-30, 2024 for Batch 2. The Bridgetine retreatants attended the sessions in which activities focused on prayer, reflection, and spiritual conversations. In the first part of the session for Batch 1, Msgr. Gerry O. Santos, retreat facilitator, emphasized the essence of spiritual retreat as a movement of introspection, meeting of spirits, and checking where a person is going. He also shared the significance of silence and… Read More

One in Unity: Bridgetines celebrate the International Day of the Girl Child 2024

October 16, 2024November 4, 2024admin

With the theme “Bridge-tines United: Breaking Barriers, Unveiling New Horizons,” the Religious of the Good Shepherd united the three Bridget schools (Alitagtag, Batangas City, and Quezon City) at the Manuela Q. Pastor Auditorium and Covered Court of SBC Batangas City on October 11. Grade 12 representatives Karylle Angela Aguila from SBC Batangas and Charlene Anne Aynera from SBC Quezon City led the event preparations, fostering camaraderie among Bridgetines while raising awareness for the International Day of the Girl Child. “Cha and I have been working together ever since IDG started, and I’m very comfortable working with her since we’ve met several times in online meetings,” expressed Karylle Aguila, ABM President… Read More

Bridgetines unite for International Day of the Girl Child 2024

October 14, 2024December 10, 2024admin

“Get your sparkle on! Show this world where you belong!” — Barbie Embracing the spirit of empowerment, unity, and purpose, Bridgetines from Alitagtag, Batangas City, and Quezon City came together to celebrate the International Day of the Girl Child held at Manuela Q. Pastor Auditorium, St. Bridget College, Batangas, October 11. With the theme, “Bridge-tines United: Breaking Barriers, Unveiling New Horizons, the event brimmed with illuminating and empowering talks, vibrant performances, and an enthusiastic socialization among the three Bridget schools. Attended by Grade 12 Students and student leaders of different levels of three Good Shepherd Schools, the day was a powerful convergence of youthful energy and leadership, sparking new ideas… Read More

SBC Batangas, HNU Bohol forge partnership in research project on local governance

October 2, 2024November 6, 2024admin

To further promote research culture in the institution and provide contribution to the local governance in the city, St. Bridget College Batangas thru the Institutional Research, Planning and Publications Office forged partnership with Holy Name University Bohol in conducting USAID Cities for Enhanced Governance and Engagement (CHANGE) research project starting School Year 2024-2025. The partner institutions will work on the research titled “Improved Local Governance through Effective Citizen Feedbacking.” The project aims to enhance service delivery capacity, legitimacy, transparency, and accountability of participating local governments and to empower citizens by increasing their participation in and oversight – citizen feedback mechanisms – of local governance processes in ways that government both approves… Read More

Seniors attend seminar on Labor Standards and Anti-illegal Recruitment

September 27, 2024December 3, 2024admin

Future-ready! In a bid to shape well-informed and empowered graduates, fourth-year students attended a transformative Labor Education and Anti-Illegal Recruitment Seminar focusing on arming the students with knowledge on the complexities of employment held at Mary Dominica Hall, SME Bldg., St. Bridget College, Batangas City, September 25. Dr. Amor L. Borbon, College Dean, opened the seminar with an inspiring message, emphasizing the importance of readiness for real-world challenges connecting it with the K-to-12 tagline, “Batang Handa sa Trabaho, Batang Handa sa Mundo.” “To start your professional journey, we are preparing you to be one already,” she added, setting the tone for the event. With the assistance and support of the… Read More

SBC holds school vision-mission review

September 26, 2024January 14, 2025admin

To evaluate the existing vision and mission statements of the school for strengths, weaknesses, and relevance to the current educational landscape, representatives from the administration, faculty and staff conducted Review of the Vision and Mission on September 23, 2024 at Mary Dominica Function Hall, St. Bridget College, Batangas City. With the theme, Revisit to Revitalize: Analyzing the School’s Vision and Mission, the participants reviewed the current vision and mission of the institution. They conducted group sharing and discussion to ensure alignment with community values and reflect the core aspirations of the school community. Sr. Ma. Añanita Borbon, RGS, PhD, college president, facilitated the session. She shared significant ideas on topics… Read More

SBC forges leaders for Servant Leadership in the Age of Digital Transformation

September 13, 2024December 10, 2024admin

With the theme “Leading with Purpose: Servant Leadership in the Digital Transformation,” St. Bridget College, College Department, conducted a day-long leadership training and seminar held at Rooms 103-104 of the SJE Building, September 11. The event aimed to equip student leaders with the knowledge and skills to lead effectively in a digitally driven era while emphasizing the principles of servant leadership. The program commenced with a warm welcome from the College Dean, Dr. Amor L. Borbon. In her opening remarks, Dr. Borbon reminded the participants of their essential roles as student leaders: representing the student body and organizing programs that address their needs. She encouraged them to embrace inclusivity, innovation,… Read More

BAGTAS: SBC-PAO showcases artistic talents through theater play

September 11, 2024November 4, 2024admin

The St. Bridget College Performing Arts Office (PAO), composed of the Repertory Brigid (RB) and the Institutional Culture and Arts Program (ICAP), presented the theater play “Bagtas: Isang Dula Patungkol sa Daan, Pinagdadaanan, at Misyon” at the SBC Manuela Q. Pastor Auditorium on September 7. The play featured four powerful performances by actors from the Performing Arts Office, including Theodore Dinglasan as Lolo Liway, Kirsten Agregado as Mimi, Nodjzer Cafe as Mario, Edrielle Cueto as Kiko, Gabby Maligaya as Guada, Gale Tolentino as Narda, and EJ Perez as Ramon. “Bagtas” follows the story of Lolo Liway (Theodore Dinglasan), who symbolized Jesus Christ and appeared as an old man among ordinary… Read More

SBC-BED: Sharing the Bread of Community at Parents’ and Guardians’ Orientation

September 9, 2024September 18, 2024admin

With infectious joy radiating positivity, St. Bridget College welcomed parents and guardians for a comprehensive orientation on September 4, 2024, marking the start of the new academic year. The orientation sessions catered to both the Elementary and Junior-Senior High School levels, setting the tone for a collaborative and successful year ahead. The event, graced by the college president, Sr. Ma. Añanita Borbon, RGS, Ph.D., emphasized the crucial role of family-school collaboration in shaping students’ growth. School leaders, including the Basic Education Department Principal, Mrs. Bernadette Manalo, and department heads, shared updates on new initiatives, survey insights, and the school’s mission to nurture values-driven students. As a gesture of gratitude for… Read More