PCC-Caloocan Scribe and Ang Patnubay

25/09/2024

PCC – Caloocan News Today

Teachers’ Month celebration in PCC-Caloocan starts
HRD treats school personnel with a free massage session

Philippine Cultural College - Annex

Photos by ITC Department

21/09/2024

PCC-Caloocan News Today
PCC - Caloocan conducts emergency disaster drill in full gear, receives praises from BFP, CDRRMD evaluators

Photos by ITC Department
Philippine Cultural College - Annex

17/09/2024

PCC Scribe News
Keep updated. Always check Philippine Cultural College - Annex official FB Page. Keep safe, PCCians!

10/09/2024

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26/06/2024

Philippine Cultural College (PCC) celebrates its 101 years founding anniversary today. Join us as we continue to spread excellence and positivity. Soar high, PCCians!

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26/06/2024

05/04/2024

As our school’s 100-year founding anniversary celebration has come to its finale, PCC-Caloocan will stage another remarkable performances, dubbed "SIKAT Ikaapat sa Isandaang Taong Tapat" (SIKAT 4) on April 12 & 13, 2024 at 6:00 in the evening at PCC gymnasium.

We enjoin you to make this spectacular event a reality. Rest assured that your presence will hype up this unforgettable evening steeped in history, culture, mesmerizing dance performances, soul-stirring music and joyful camaraderie.

The "Sikat 4" is the last leg of a series of events for the year-round centennial celebration of PCC-Caloocan campus. So, we would like to invite you all to come and celebrate with us! Let’s come together to commemorate a hundred years of our school’s enduring legacy and revel the festivities of this momentous occasion.

You may buy your tickets at the school cashier or thru online https://forms.gle/yQrRpR98zCu4YKu16

See you all there!

05/04/2024

As our school’s 100-year founding anniversary celebration has come to its finale, PCC-Caloocan will stage another remarkable performances, dubbed "SIKAT Ikaapat sa Isandaang Taong Tapat" (SIKAT 4) on April 12 & 13, 2024 at 6:00 in the evening at PCC gymnasium.

The "Sikat 4" is the last leg of a series of events for the year-round centennial celebration of PCC-Caloocan campus. So, we would like to invite you all to come and celebrate with us! You may buy your tickets at the school cashier or thru online https://forms.gle/yQrRpR98zCu4YKu16

See you all there!

21/03/2024

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29/02/2024

29/02/2024

PCC-Caloocan Scribe Features

Academic Tips for the Fourth Grading Period
By Kiersten Mae B. Yutan (10B)

The Third Quarter has ended, signaling that it is time for us to improve on aspects of our academic pursuits, leaving space for growth. Here are some tips to improve your grades for the Fourth Quarter. We all have to admit at times that we tend to set aside tasks and procrastinate until the deadline is near, or when we study for a quiz the night before the quiz. As the Fourth Quarter unfolds, it will mark the end of the school year. Thus, we have to leave our bad habits behind.

The quarterly examinations, or periodical tests, will be back this quarter, which means we have to study for exams again. A tip for studying is to study smart and not harder. We may think that to ace our quizzes, we have to study harder. Yes, we may need our diligence, but studying smart will help you in the long run because it has shown to be effective which saves you a lot of time.

05/02/2024

PCC-Caloocan receives 43 International Awards from HKISO

Philippine Cultural College (PCC) – Caloocan Science Whiz once again proved their exceptional talents as they reaped awards in the Hong Kong International Science Olympiad (HKISO) 2023 Heat Round Competition.

A total of 42 students were recognized, 17 of them got the Gold Medals, 15 were recognized with Silver Medals while 10 of them with Bronze Medals.

The 17 Gold Medal awardees were recognized, namely; Matthieu L. Esllera (3B); Emmanuel A. Lacandazo (5B); Danielle F. Sy (5B); Jenny H. Shi (6B); Maria Aneeka L. Ang (7B); Jewel Lushey F. Chan (7B); Kendrick Maurice O. Jamera (7B); Tristan Jake L. Ngo (7B); Reisha Angelia S. Tan (7B); Charlene Joy Uy (7B); Caela Brielle W. Costramos (8B); Joan H. Chua (8B); John Wesley C. Gan (9B); Brendan Isaac T. Lao (10B); Darwin D. Lu (10B); Michel Shana L. Sy (10B); and Jana Mei C. Villanueva (11B).

Meanwhile, the 15 Silver Medal awardees were the following, namely; Janus Nathaniel C. Cai (2B); Raielle C. Cuaycong (2B); Euan Paul T. Wee (2B); Caiser Charleton C. So (3B); Raine Adrienne C. Cuaycong (6B); Glen Gabriel C. Ng (6B); Pierre Alexis Odin P. Nocom (6B); Katelyn Eliza L. Bendolo (7B); Nenea Diamire Benecia L. Orleans (7B); Angelia F. Villaluz (9B); Charlize Zoe T. Po (10B); Annie D. Sy (10B); Mary Jane V. Tan (10B); Gwyneth Dorothy M. De Mesa (10B); and W***y C. Sabandal (11B).

On the other hand, the 10 students were given Bronze Medals, namely; Kyrie Ken S. Chua (2A); Janelia Jireh C. Valencia (5B); Theodore G. Embuscado (6B); Jenny C. Go (6B); Jeremy S. Co (7B); James Matthew C. Cai (8B); Janber Joshua C. Valencia (9B); Joseph Gabrielle P. Lu (10B); Candy H. Shi (10B); and Zuyan G. Yang (10B).

With these numerous awards, PCC-Caloocan achieved the distinction of being one of the Top Performing
Schools, placing 14th in the said competition.

Congratulations, PCCians!

05/02/2024

All set for PCC-Caloocan Grand Family Fair, Chinese New Year Celebration

Two days to go! Philippine Cultural College (PCC) – Caloocan is preparing to welcome fairgoers to celebrate the school’s Centennial Grand Family Fair and Chinese New Year Celebration. The fair will run February 7-8, and operate only from 7am to 5pm.

This year’s theme, “My School, My Home, My Family” reflects on the fair’s first 10 decades, paying tribute to its humble beginnings in 1923 as a small school back then.

The 2024 grand fair has been carefully planned out by organizers. They looked at ways that PCCians can celebrate what makes the fair so special to so many generations of PCCians featuring the field demonstrations, inflatables, family dome, coupled with lots of games and activities.

As part of the PCC 100th anniversary celebration, the fair will pay homage to its past with an exhibition by the lion and dragon dance and highlights in a Chinese program.

On the food side, variety of food stand in the Chinese Food Fest will be offered with unlimited choices of food everyone will enjoy.

Let’s all be part of memories and we’re looking forward to more grand celebrations ahead.

Banner photo from PCC-Caloocan Official FB Page/Scribe photos

19/01/2024

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09/01/2024

PCC-Caloocan Scribe News

PCCians shine in Poetry Writing

To spread the fragrance of poetry among the students of Philippine Cultural College (PCC) – Caloocan, series of poetry writing activities were conducted in line with the English Month Centennial Celebration last November.

With the theme “English as a Global Language: Bridging Cultures, Connecting the World”, PCCian poets enjoyed the beauty of expression as they shared few lines with all their hearts. Indeed, the confidence shown by each finalists during the competition were commendable.

Grade 3 pupils showcased their skills in the free verse poem making about nature. Yikai C. Liu (3A) was declared as the Champion, together with Lara Jane Y. Natividad (3B) as the 1st Runner-up and Kendra Choleen C. Sia (3A) as the 2nd Runner-up.

Grade 5 students learned how to rearranged ideas as they tell a five-line story with a 24682 syllable pattern known as the Cinquian Poem Writing category. The winners were the following, Ivy L. Huang (5B) was awarded Champion; Benjamin Franz P. Yu (5B) as the 1st Runner-up and Shi Qing D. Ke (5B) as the 2nd Runner-up winner.

Meanwhile, Grade 6 shared their special diamond-shaped poems of nouns, adjectives, and gerunds in the Diamante Poem Writing category. The winners were given due recognition, namely, Theodore G. Embuscado (6B) – Champion, Gleayenne Fermagne U. Cuaresma (6B) – 1st Runner-up; and Jenny C. Go (6B) – 2nd Runner-up.

Grade 7 students designed a one stanza five-line rhyme and rhythm poems with humor and fun in the Limerick Poetry Writing category. Alexa Juliane M. Yeung (7B) was awarded Champion, Jaslene Alyssa K. Go (7B) as the 1st Runner-up while Angelina Arquiza (7B) as the 2nd Runner-up.

For Grade 8, Zavannah Lexa O. Obena (8A) was declared Champion while Hilary Neraiza S. Sadian (8B) and Sherwin D. Ang (8A) were awarded as the 1st Runner-up and 2nd Runner-up winners respectively.

Grade 9 Sonneteers entered up sonnet topics of their choice. Winners were the following, Ivy Kathchie S. Shi (9A) as the Champion, Jannah Francine P. Caranto (9B) as the 1st Runner-up, and John Wesley C. Gan (9B) as the 2nd Runner-up.

Grade 10 students conveyed powerful feelings and ideas in writing poems without fixed form in the Free Verse category. Ivan L. Huang (10B) was hailed Champion, Kiersten Mae B. Yutan (10B) as the 1st Runner-up while Kyle Nathan T. Panaligan (10A) as the 2nd Runner-up winner.

To note, winners in the English Rhymes categories for Grades 1 and 2 were also recognized. For Grade 1, Cazandra Elize L. Galvez (1B) as the Champion, Justin Arquiza (1B) as the 1st Runner-Up while Analea Fresha L. Tungol (1A) got 2nd the Runner-Up. For Grade 2, Janus Nathaniel C. Cai (2B) as the Champion, Alivia Charlotte Chen (2C) as 1st Runner-Up while Marco Jeci C. Lim (2B) as 2nd Runner-Up.

Congratulations, PCCians!

09/01/2024

PCC-Caloocan Scribe News

PCC praises English Rhymes Winners

Aimed to build self-confidence and self-expression, Philippine Cultural College (PCC) – Caloocan English Department conducted the English Rhymes Contest for Grade 2 pupils.

This contest was held as part of the English Month Centennial Celebration to encourage the young learners to recite a rhyme with creativity and fluency.

The winners were applauded and praised for their capabilities, namely, Janus Nathaniel C. Cai (2B) as the Champion, Alivia Charlotte Chen (2C) as 1st Runner-Up while Marco Jeci C. Lim (2B) was awarded as 2nd Runner-Up.

Congratulations, PCCians!

09/01/2024

PCC-Caloocan Scribe News

Paragraph Writing Winners named

The English Department named the winners in the Paragraph Writing Contest for Grade 2. Said event was held as part of the English Month Centennial Celebration of Philippine Cultural College (PCC) - Caloocan.

Winners were recognized, namely, Raielle C. Cuaycong (2B) as the Champion, Angeline F. Xu (2A) as the 1st Runner-Up, and Wellneil Johhan O. Co (2B) as the 2nd Runner-Up.

Congratulations, PCCians!

05/01/2024

PCC-Caloocan Scribe News

Paragraph Writing Winners named

The English Department named the winners in the Paragraph Writing Contest for Grade 1. Said event was held as part of the English Month Centennial Celebration of Philippine Cultural College (PCC) - Caloocan.

Winners were recognized, namely, Matthew Gervy A. Young (1B) as the Champion, Jet Nobuhiko C. Li (1B) as the 1st Runner-Up, Jewel Allaina Mae P. Nocom (1C) as the 2nd Runner-Up, and Ching Ching M. Kang (1A) as the 3rd Runner-Up.

Grade 1 pupils were trained and supervised by Ms. Zyrah Grace P. Arbollente. Congratulations, PCCians!

05/01/2024

PCC-Caloocan Scribe News

PCC praises Rhyme Recitation Winners

Aimed to build self-confidence, develop the oratory skills and self-expression, Philippine Cultural College (PCC) – Caloocan English Department conducted a Rhyme Recitation Contest for Grade 1 pupils.

As part of the English Month Centennial Celebration, said competition was held to encourage the young learners to recite a rhyme with creativity and fluency.

The winners were applauded and praised for their capabilities, namely, Cazandra Elize L. Galvez (1B) as the Champion, Justin Arquiza (1B) as the 1st Runner-Up while Analea Fresha L. Tungol (1A) got 2nd the Runner-Up.

Grade 1 pupils were trained and supervised by Ms. Zyrah Grace P. Arbollente. Congratulations, PCCians!

02/09/2022

Monkeypox Virus, alamin natin

Mikaylah Chloe O. Sy (9A) | Published September 2022

Nasa pandemya pa rin tayo dulot ng COVID-19 ngunit isa na namang virus ang kinumpirma ng Department of Health (DOH) na pilit na kumakalat ngayon sa ating bansa, ang kinatatakutang monkeypox virus. Ayon sa balita, idineklara na ng World Health Organization (WHO) ang global monkeypox outbreak bilang isang Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) at ang unang kaso nito ay kinumpirma ng DOH noong Hulyo 29, 2022. Ano nga ba ang virus na ito? Paano natin ito maiiwasan? Ito ang dapat nating malaman tungkol sa monkeypox.

READ MORE:
https://sites.google.com/philippineculturalcollege.edu.ph/pccscribexpatnubay/issues-期号/september-2022-2022年9月/monkeypox-virus-alamin-natin?authuser=0

Poster by: Santos, Beatrice Maxine R.

02/09/2022

Wikang Filipino, Mahalaga Ka

Kiersten Mae B. Yutan (9-B) | Published September 2022

Ipinagdiriwang ng mga mamamayang Pilipino tuwing Agosto ang Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa kaya nais kong ibahagi ang aking saloobin tungkol sa kahalagahan ng wikang Filipino.

READ MORE:
https://sites.google.com/philippineculturalcollege.edu.ph/pccscribexpatnubay/issues-期号/september-2022-2022年9月/wikang-filipino-mahalaga-ka?authuser=0

Poster by: Julienne Lizzie Cho

26/08/2022

秋意浓

傅柏瀚（小六实验班）| 于2022年8月

炽热的天气渐渐离去，树叶也开始枯萎，它们随风而行，回到大地的怀抱里。而我就如同那一片片落叶般，满怀期待地踏上了那架回故乡的飞机。在飞机即将降落的时候，我透过窗户观赏着地面发黄的落叶；出机场，坐上出租车，与司机闲聊几句，那熟悉的乡音，令我倍感亲切无比；沿路欣赏着街道两旁的中文告示牌，我踏实了——我回到了日思夜想的那片热土。

更多：
https://sites.google.com/philippineculturalcollege.edu.ph/pccscribexpatnubay/issues-期号/august-2022-2022年8月/秋意浓?authuser=0

插图：陈雨薇

26/08/2022

Bracing for Impact: Earthquake Preparedness Tips

Edrian Vince N. Tan (10-B) | Published August 2022

Every day, we are threatened by the dangers of natural disasters. The dangers they bring cannot be fully avoided, which is why we need to be prepared to minimize their effects. If not, it will be detrimental to our livelihoods as most natural disasters can cause casualties and destroy infrastructures.

READ MORE:
https://sites.google.com/philippineculturalcollege.edu.ph/pccscribexpatnubay/issues-期号/august-2022-2022年8月/bracing-for-impact-earthquake-preparedness-tips?authuser=0

Poster by: Julienne Lizzie Cho