DepEd Matatag Luna NHS

20/12/2024

The most challenging and exciting game😊

FOCUS lang, Never mind the FACIAL EXPRESSIONS

Parang sa buhay, FOCUS lang din sa GOAL

20/12/2024

May pa-RAFFLE si Coordinator

Thank you, UH Printing Wendie Hibaya

20/12/2024

STRAW

To follow ang mga pictures😊



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20/12/2024

Calamansi and Balloon Relay😃

20/12/2024

FIND ME!

Knowing well your colleague and Family❤️

20/12/2024

Blowing the Candle with a twist😃

20/12/2024

Part 1

Team building activity featuring Unity Dance and Group yourselves❤️



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20/12/2024

LNHS staff hold VAWC Symposium and Mental Health Support Seminar

Staff members of Luna National High School (LNHS) gathered today at the Karibu Resort in Abulug, Cagayan, to participate in a dual-focused event aimed at promoting awareness and providing support in critical areas: Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC) and Mental Health.

The symposium, titled “VAW: Bigyang-Wakas, Ngayon na ang Oras!”, was led by Imelda A. Burigsay, PhD, the school’s Principal, who emphasized the importance of establishing and maintaining a functional VAW Desk within schools and communities.

Dr. Burigsay highlighted how crucial it is for educational institutions like LNHS to take an active role in combating violence against women and children, stressing that immediate action is necessary to end the cycle of abuse and violence.

The theme of the symposium reinforced the urgency of addressing violence and the collective responsibility to create safer environments for vulnerable individuals.

In addition to the VAWC symposium, the event also featured a mental health support session led by Ma. Teresa M. Bermudez, Head Teacher III at LNHS. Bermudez’s talk focused on understanding stress, its sources, and effective coping strategies.

With increasing concerns about mental health, particularly in the academic community, Bermudez’s session provided participants with valuable insights into how they can manage stress and support their own mental well-being as well as that of their students.

The gathering marked a pivotal moment for the staff of LNHS to reflect on both the societal issues of VAWC and the importance of mental health care, encouraging ongoing education and open dialogue within the school community.

Heizel C. Vasquez is the school‘s GAD coordinator.



Kristina Mikaela M. Figuerres
Ruby Acio Palacay

14/12/2024

G12 Volleyball Boys secures the crown against G10 Blue Bulls

In a thrilling match during the Intramurals 2024, the G10 Blue Bulls went head-to-head against the G12 Volleyball Boys. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as both teams entered, determined to secure a win.

The game featured intense action, with the Blue Bulls delivering powerful attacks and the G12 team showcasing a formidable defense. Each team fought hard, with impressive spikes and strategic plays, creating a captivating spectacle for the spectators.

Ultimately, the G12 Volleyball Boys emerged victorious, demonstrating resilience and adaptability throughout the match. Their win not only highlighted their talent but also set the tone for an exciting continuation of the Intramurals tournament.

Princess Arlhie Balderama

14/12/2024

14/12/2024

Fighters Edge Out Jaguars in Thrilling Men's Volleyball Championship Match

In a nail-biting volleyball game, the Grade 9 Fighters clinched the championship title against the Grade 8 Jaguars. The highly anticipated match went down to the wire, with the Fighters coming out on top.

Both teams battled fiercely, each player giving their all. However, the Fighters displayed superior skill and clutch performances, securing the championship.

The match was characterized by intense rallies, powerful spikes, and strategic plays. The crowd was on the edge of their seats as the lead changed hands several times. Ultimately, it was the Fighters who held their nerve and executed their game plan to perfection.

By:Justinne Andrei Guillermo

14/12/2024

Intramurals Chess Competition: Pascua dominates, Gumanab secures second place

In an intense and thrilling chess competition during the Intramurals, Pascua showcased his consistent prowess by clinching the first place. The battle for the second place was fiercely contested between Gumanab and Garcia, who both initially tied for the position.

The tie-breaker match was a best-of-three series. The first two games ended with each player winning one match, making the score 1-1. The third game resulted in a draw, necessitating a fourth game to determine the final ranking. Under the pressure of the timer, Garcia faltered, allowing Gumanab to secure the second place, leaving Garcia in third.

Grade 9 students dominated the competition, with Pascua and Gumanab taking the top two spots.

The final rankings are as follows:
1. Rajiv Zion Jay Pascua
2. Brandon Lee Gumanab
3. Mark Anthony Garcia
4. Mark Roque
5. Joemel Juan

Participants:
- Lhorly Rhaein Saman
- Johnlee Andres
- Wisdom Ward Juan

In the women's division, Marynell Agamanos dominated the competition, securing the first place with a decisive 2-0 victory over Hanna Vyen Ranga, who took the second place. Both players are Grade 11 students.

The competition was a testament to the skill and determination of all participants, with Pascua's consistency and Gumanab's resilience standing out.

🖋️ Joni Daniel I. Caluya

14/12/2024

Pink Panthers marked Champion for Volleyball Women Bracket B

Grade 11’s Pink Panthers dominate Grade 12 volleyball team during the championship match at Luna National High School’s gymnasium today.

Starting off with a chill atmosphere, the two teams rally during the first set.

Things only got heated when the Pink Panthers were leading with a score of 21 against Grade 12 with a score of 19.

The first set ended with a score of 25-20.

Maintaining a powerful offensive strategy, Pink Panthers dominate the second set from the first point until the Grade 12’s team started to defend their team.

However, despite the latter’s defense, the last set ended with a score of 25-13 in favor of the Pink Panthers.

Kristina Mikaella M. Figuerres