Ang Tanglaw

26/12/2024

Young artists from across Bahrain, including delegates from Philippine School Bahrain (PSB), showcased their talents at the 16th annual "Faber Castell Spectra 2024" painting competition hosted by the Indian Community Relief Fund (ICRF) on Friday, December 6th, 2024, at The Indian School - Isa Town

24/12/2024

Maligayang Pasko! 🎄

20/12/2024

PSB shines at SHMUN V
By Precious Juliene Arceo

Philippine School Bahrain (PSB) made a strong debut at the fifth year of Sacred Heart Model United Nations (SHMUN), showcasing the talents of its students in international diplomacy. The two-day event, held on November 29-30, saw PSB delegates receive several awards.

Keira B. Solon and Brienne Nicole G. Arante both excelled in the UN Women Council, with Solon securing the Best Opening Speech award and Arante being named Best Speaker. In the UNESCO Council, Leinard Juriz S. Mascareñas also earned the Best Speaker award, while Joseph Benedict P. Urbano achieved the same distinction in the Stranger Things Council.

Precious Juliene Arceo, Raphaela Beatrice Soon, and Marlea Nicole Medios represented PSB with distinction in the UNESCO Council, while Marie Aliyah Ante and Isabella Alan participated in the UNHRC and UN Women Council, respectively.

"It was very nerve-wracking as I represented a global superpower, USA, in a prestigious council such as UN Women," shared Solon, reflecting on her experience. "There were a lot of people who came from different backgrounds but fought strongly in handling issues of women & men's rights in today's society."

Model United Nations (MUN) is an educational activity that simulates UN committees, providing students with a valuable platform to learn about diplomacy, international relations, and the functioning of the UN. Students assume the roles of delegates from various countries, engaging in negotiations and discussions on critical global issues.

The PSB delegates were guided by Social Studies coordinator and teachers Ms. Elizabeth Caliguing and Ms. Pia Katrina Angeles.

16/12/2024

Congratulations to His Majesty King Hamad Bin Al Khalifa on the Silver Jubilee of his succession and honoring 53 years of progress and prosperity on Bahrain’s National Day.

🎨 Doniel Chavez

14/12/2024

Tagu-taguan, maliwanag ang buwan. Pagkabilang ko’ng tatlo, nakatago na kayo! 🫣

Read our feature article about the third club activity day. We have given our writers a break to experience traditional Filipino games again.

Taympers muna sa pagsusulat. Tara’t maglaro muna tayo!

13/12/2024

A magical day at the Philippine School Bahrain as we read, dream, and celebrate National Reading Month. ♥️🎉✨🪄

🎨 Doniel Chavez
📷 Tanglaw’s Pjs

28/11/2024

We're thrilled to announce that our school's second research paper has been officially published in the esteemed IJFMR journal!

A huge congratulations to Allyssa G. Tabasondra and Eira Gabrielle C. Alegria for their exceptional work.

We can access the research paper here:https://www.ijfmr.com/papers/2024/6/29742.pdf

22/11/2024

15/11/2024

Feature Story: Piece of Peace.

UN Month is a reminder that we are all interconnected. A peaceful world is not built overnight but through consistent and compassionate actions, rooted in the belief that every individual has the right to live in dignity and harmony. Let’s commit to giving our own “piece of peace” to the world.

Background Photo: I Pledge Wall (PSARA’s Project)

✏️ Layla Algillidary

13/11/2024

Please read Volume 1, Series 3 of the Ang Tanglaw “High School Bulletin.” This edition includes news and features related to Science, Math, Technology, and the United Nations Celebration.

The newsletter will be posted tomorrow in front of the Academic Supervisor's Office and on the Ang Tanglaw Bulletin Board.

Thank you to our dedicated Ang Tanglaw staff members. Congratulations!

13/11/2024

Philippine School Bahrain (PSB) spotted the champions, 8-Makasining, 10-Mapaglingkod, and 12-Mapagpalaya of its door-designing contest during United Nations (UN) Month celebration on October 31 at the school grounds.

In the recent school activity, Grades 12-Mapagpalaya representing Fiji, 10-Mapaglingkod representing Argentina, and 8-Makasining representing Spain all earned first place for their outstanding designs. Sections from different grade levels competed, each representing a country to showcase cultural diversity.

Grades 7 and 8 faced off, with 7-Mapagmahal portraying Japan, 7-Maalalahanin representing India, and 7-Mapagtalima featuring Malaysia. While 8-Malikhain embraced Greece, 8-Mapamaraan displayed Italy, and 8-Makasining highlighted Spain.

In a separate matchup, Grades 9 and 10 sections competed against each other. 9-Mapagpunyagi took on the United States of America, and 9-Makatarungan represented Mexico. Meanwhile, 10-Mapagkalinga displayed Ecuador, 10-Mapagkawanggawa highlighted Brazil, and 10-Mapaglingkod represented Argentina.

Additionally, Grades 11 and 12 showcased African and Oceanian cultures in their competition. 11-Mapaghinuha featured Tanzania, 11-Mapagsiyasat represented Morocco, and 11-Mapanaliksik showcased Nigeria. While 12-Mapitagan highlighted Samoa, 12-Mapagnilay embraced New Zealand, and 12-Mapagpalaya represented Fiji.

“This competition gave the students a deeper understanding about the customs and practices of the countries in the United Nations whilst also improving their time management skills, encouraging creativity, and enhancing collaboration” said by Ms. Elizabeth M. Caliguing, Social Studies Coordinator. #

04/11/2024

United Nations 2024 Class Photos (Kindergarten and Elementary)

04/11/2024

United Nations 2024 Class Photos (High School)

04/11/2024

The Campus Journalism Training Workshop 2024 took place on November 1, 2024, at the AVR of the RCC Building. Student-journalists participated in various journalistic activities, including News Writing, Editorial Writing, Column Writing, Feature Writing, Photojournalism, and Radio Broadcasting & Script Writing.

🎨 Doniel Chavez

03/11/2024