Wake up, Scholasticans!⏰
The SSA Centennial Kick-off🎊 is just a day away! With the storm having calmed💦 and the sun peeking through⛅️, we are ready to commence a year-long celebration of our school’s rich history.🌟
🥳Join us tomorrow for the Grand Kick-off as we welcome a hundred years of St. Scholastica’s Academy Pampanga’s legacy and enduring spirit of excellence.🕊️💙
Caption by: Abrielle Ponce
🎤 TRIVIA W/ THE DELEGATES 🎤
☀️Before making new summer memories, let’s look back at some memories made from this year’s Association of Benedictine Schools Congress 2024! 🕊️ It’s high-time we test the memory of the members of our Benedictine family with trivia questions bound to get you thinking. Through the ABS Congress, we seized the opportunity to interview Benedictine students from the following schools:
🌟 SSA Pampanga (hosting school), SSA Bacolod, SSC Manila, SSA Marikina, SSA Westgrove, Holy Family Academy, Angeles, and St. Agnes Academy, Legazpi City.
Interviews were held across the campus of SSA-CSFP and the last tour destination at Lakeshore Pampanga. Of course, we can’t forget to dedicate our thanks to Lakeshore’s Mickey Mouse! 💙
Caption by: Micah Sarmiento
Host: Micah Sarmiento
Videographer: Lauryn Ordoñez and Martha Dungca
Editor: Sophia Pingol
🎤 QUALITY TIME WITH THE ABS DELEGATES 🎤
One of the hallmarks taught to us as Benedictine children is the hallmark of Hospitality. No better way to accommodate to the delegates through conversation and a good old-fashioned interview. 💙
While taking a break ⚡️ from the stimulating activities prepared for them, the Blue Quill members took it upon themselves to socialize 🫂 with the delegates. They were able to take a dive into how the delegates perceived their respective schools and their first impression of ours. The following schools participated:
🗣️ SSA Pampanga (hosting school), SSA Bacolod, SSC Manila, SSA Marikina, SSA Westgrove, Holy Family Academy, Angeles, and St. Agnes Academy, Legazpi City.
Caption by: Micah Sarmiento
Host: Micah Sarmiento
Videographer: Lauryn Ordoñez and Martha Dungca
Editor: Sophia Pingol
SCHOLASTICAN MEMORY LOG NO. 3
🎥 Let's rewind the tapes to The Blue Quill's exclusive interview with Former Pampanga Governor Eduardo "Among Ed" Panlilio regarding the launch of the Angat Pampanga Association Inc.💗
Among Ed candidly shared his insights on the initiative, recounting its conception and his personal interactions with Atty. Leni Robredo. However, he did not confine himself solely to the topic of Angat Pampanga; instead, he tackled broader aspects of leadership and life experiences, offering sensible wisdom.💡
Caption by: Abrielle Ponce
Editor: Danica Roque
SCHOLASTICAN MEMORY LOG NO. 2
Through the trade fair held on March 4, 2024, the Grade 12 ABM students ventured
into the world of marketing📈 and trade🤝. Here, they got their first taste of what their careers have in store for them. The Blue Quill interviewed these students to tell us more about the trade fair, their stalls, and advice to future Grade 12 ABM students.
They closed up shop with pockets full of new skills and experiences to guide their future careers🌟
Caption by: Carla Yalung
Editor: Gabby Lansangan
Videographer: Alaina Gopez
SCHOLASTICAN MEMORY LOG NO. 1
Mic test🎤 1, 2, 3...Hello Kulasas! If you could describe the trade fair in one word, what would it be? The Blue Quill members asked students🧑🎓 and teachers🧑🏫 this very question (and more!) through a roam-around interview at Sister Margarita Alovera Covered Court (SMACC) last March 4, 2024.
Using their entrepreneurial skills, the Grade 12 ABM students put their knowledge in sales and marketing into practice. Meanwhile, the Clique members clicked away, capturing memories in photographs. Join us as students and teachers from the bustling crowd share their insights💬 about this school year's trade fair✨
Caption by: Carla Yalung
Editor: Gabby Lansangan
Videographer: Alaina Gopez
#TheBlueQuill
🕊️💙 St. Scholastica’s Academy San Fernando, Pampanga humbly welcomes the arrival of Prioress General Mother Maoro Sye, OSB and Vicaress General Sr. Lumen Gloria Dungca, OSB with open arms and hearts filled with joy.
With colorful flowers 💐 and festive music 🎶 , we demonstrate the act of hospitality 🏠 as the Grade School Department welcome these honorable guests into our beloved institution. 🏫
Let us experience and cherish this memorable moment through this short video prepared by the Blue Quill. 🪶📑
Caption by: Lauryn Ordoñez
Videographers: Kiane Manalang and Abrielle Ponce
Editor: Alaina Gopez
Missed our previous post on the Grade 11 College Fair?📆
👀 Look back at the highlights of the event held on January 24th, where we witnessed the enthusiastic cheers of students as they engaged in insightful discussions with college representatives from esteemed institutions, including the University of Santo Tomas, St. Scholastica's College Manila, Asian College of Aeronautics, University of the Assumption, Mapua University, Centro Escolar University, and Angeles University Foundation.🏫🎊
❤️🔥 During the fair, burning questions about college life were addressed and hearts were ignited with inspiration and anticipation for the journey that lies ahead for our dear Grade 11 Scholasticans.🏆📖
Caption by: Abrielle Ponce
Videographer and editor: Danica Roque
#TheBlueQuill
Future Blue Quill members, are you up to make your mark?
The Blue Quill doesn't merely create and publish school papers; engraved in these are our words that strive to be powerful catalysts for change and students' memories that leave indelible marks through the ink of our pages. We go beyond being just a club. The Blue Quill is a sanctuary for learning about the community by being at the forefront of school issues and events, as well as staying updated about relevant news that shapes us to be socially aware.
Breaking free from traditional club practices, The Blue Quill pioneers innovation by embracing an active presence on social media. Through these digital platforms, we alter how we engage with students, updating and connecting with our school community like never before.
As you listen to testimonials from our passionate members, including our previous Editor-in-Chief, you'll witness the significant impact of The Blue Quill. May you be inspired to step up and be part of the conversation!
Caption by: Abrielle Ponce
Video editor: Gabby Lansangan
THROWBACK #2
VOCATION JAMBOREE 2023 👣
The academic year seemed to have just begun, but the School Year '23-'24 is already nearing its end. This year has been filled with faith, hope, joy, and love. As we reminisce the blissful memories we have at St. Scho, let us recognize that it is all because of God's love and guidance that we can successfully close this meaningful chapter.
Even outside our campus walls, may we serve as a light to others. Let us continuously "Listen, Inspire, and Give Hope Today."
Here's the same-day video edit by the Blue Quill, with the special participation of the Homemakers club, SESFIL, and Cyberscho.
Video editors: Therese Almario (BQ), Sophia Pingol (BQ), and Lara Gonzales (Homemakers)
Videographers: Atheena Dimabuyu (BQ), Kiane Manalang (BQ), Danica Roque (BQ), Hyacinth Singian (BQ), and Reine Yuga (SESFIL)
With the assistance of: Phoebe Sagum (Cyberscho)
The Grade 12 ABM students unleashed their inner entrepreneurs as they applied their sales and marketing skills during the Trade Fair held at Sister Margarita Alovera Covered Court (SMACC) on March 18, 2023.
To gather feedback on the products offered and the activity itself, the Blue Quill members interviewed some of the teachers and students present at the fair.
Caption by: Hyacinth E. Singian
Videographers: Kiane Manalang, Lauryn Ordoñez, Aiyana Gutierrez, Mary Raphaelle Muñoz, Bianca Arceo, Martha Dungca, and Louise Dicuangco
Video editor: Hyacinth E. Singian
Grade school and high school teaching and non-teaching personnel of SSASF thrillingly ended their week last September 23 through a Sportsfest. Before starting the friendly competition, they loosened up by doing a Zumba exercise led by ZIN Jeffrey Villanueva, a former Universal Dance member.
For the Volleyball's first set, the NTP won by four points, 25-21. Nonetheless, the HS faculty recovered from their loss by winning the second set with a score of 25-12. Once more, the HS faculty won the third set as a tiebreaker, 25-16.
Caption by: Hyacinth E. Singian
Video Edited by: Therese Almario
