Category: BED-SHS News

Bridgetine Girl Scouts joined more than a hundred Senior and Cadet Scouts in the celebration of Linggo ng Kabataan 2026 – Araw ng Paghahalubilo on August 8 at the Batangas City Convention Center. Held under the theme “Different Contexts, Common Aspirations,” the event brought together youth organizations for a day of activities focused on youth participation, leadership, and community engagement despite the rainy weather. The program began with a Holy Mass presided over by Rev. Fr. Bartolome Ermita Villafranca, who highlighted the role of young people in contributing to the good of the community and the world. In his opening remarks, Hon. Sherwin C. Tejada of the SK Federation Batangas… Read More

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Girl Scouts of the Philippines representatives from St. Bridget College took part in the Global Youth Summit 2026 on August 25, 2026, at the SM Mall of Asia Music Hall, Pasay City. The summit brought together young people from different groups to share ideas and learn from speakers from different fields. The event focused on topics such as leadership, personal growth, communication, and the role of young people in the community. The program was opened by Echo Sala and featured a performance by NU Dance Company. Messages were also given by Royston Cabuñag, Program Director of SM Cares for Children and Youth; Hon. Imelda Calixto-Rubiano, Mayor of Pasay City; and… Read More

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St. Bridget College held a safeguarding training for its designated safeguarding contact persons on August 11, 2026, at the Mary Dominica Function Hall, SBC, Batangas City. With Sr. Ailyn Bingco, RGS, as the facilitator, the training focused on how to keep students safe and how to respond when a student reports a concern or possible abuse. It also discussed proper staff conduct, reporting procedures, and the duties of safeguarding contact persons. The participants also made a risk assessment for their respective departments. They identified possible risks in school areas and activities, such as slippery floors and stairs, flooding, crowded pathways, off-campus activities, student supervision, and the use of student photos… Read More

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Grade 12 students from St. Bridget College, Inc. qualified as Top 3 Finalists in the Bett Asia School Challenge 2026, earning a place in the Bett Asia Live Pitch Finals on September 24, 2026, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The finalists, collectively known as Team Flow State, are Miel Frances M. Caringal of STEM 5 – Mo. Divine Child Flood, Sofia Louise M. Lumanglas of HUMSS 2 – Sr. Mary Elizabeth O’Dowd, Sven Albert P. Macuha of STEM 6 – Sr. Mary Immaculate Concepcion Cahill, Jacob B. Manalo of STEM 7 – Sr. Mary Consuelo Chuidian, and Jerome Andrei B. Marasigan of ABM 2 – Sr. Mary Dominica Long. The team… Read More

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From chasing deadlines to chasing their dreams, 153 students took a step closer to their college life as they honored their success and achievements in the 9th commencement exercises of the senior high school level held at the Manuela Q. Pastor Auditorium, April 16. Beatriz Jean M. Marasigan of STEM 6 – Sr. Mary Immaculate Concepcion Cahill led the batch, receiving both the highest honor award and the prestigious St. Mary Euphrasia Award, an accolade that remained unfilled for years. To continue with the academic awardees, 29 completers graduated with  high honors and 92 earned honors, bringing the total to 122 academic awardees. With her outstanding accomplishments both in academic… Read More

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Senior high school Bridgetines shone in triumph at the Association of Science and Mathematics Educators of Public and Private Schools (ASMEPPS) National Battle of Math and Science Champions and ASMEPPS National Marathon of Skills and Talents held at Easter College, Guisad Central, Baguio City, Benguet, February 20-21, 2026. In the ASMEPPS National Marathon of Skills and Talents, Margaux Ysabelle V. De Villa of STEM 2 and Patricia Louise C. Aguila of STEM 2 both rose to victory after being hailed as champions in the Drawing Competition and Poster Making Competition, respectively. “Personally, it felt very rewarding to win as a champion in this year’s ASMEPPS [Drawing] competition,” shared De Villa.… Read More

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Aiming to strengthen collaboration and enhance instructional practices, administrators and faculty gathered in a day-long Seminar on Establishing an Effective Professional Learning Community (PLC) held on February 10, 2026, at the SBC MQP Auditorium and SME Function Hall, St. Bridget College, Batangas City. Participants from the St. Bridget College Basic Education Department, College Department, and St. Bridget College Alitagtag attended the event to deepen their understanding of Professional Learning Communities. In her opening remarks, Sr. Ma. Añanita Borbon, RGS, PhD, highlighted the importance of unity among teachers in achieving educational goals. The seminar featured Dr. Cynthia C. Arcadio, the Executive Director of the Phoenix Educational Foundation and academic consultant to… Read More

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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

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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

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