The MARHSian Times (2025)

09/12/2024

MaRHS Clinches Gold in MPSSAAA Girls Volleyball Championship

Madapdap Resettlement High School has once again proven its dominance in the realm of school sports by clinching the gold medal in the girls' volleyball championship at the Mabalacat Public Secondary Schools Amateur Athletic Association (MPSSAAA) Meet, held on December 9, 2024, at Camachiles National High School.

The team faced off against Duquit High School in a highly competitive match that showcased the skill and determination of both squads, ultimately winning with scores of 25-17, 25-16, and 25-14.

The match began with an electric atmosphere, as supporters from both schools filled the venue, cheering passionately for their teams.

Madapdap Resettlement High School quickly established its presence on the court, demonstrating exceptional teamwork and strategic play.

The players executed powerful serves and precise spikes, which kept Duquit High School on the defensive, allowing Madapdap to take the first set 25-17.

Madapdap continued their strong performance in the second set, winning decisively with a score of 25-16, which led them to a commanding position in the match.

In the final set, the tension was intense as both teams battled for the championship title.

Madapdap's players rallied together, showcasing their determination and focus. They pulled ahead and secured the victory with a score of 25-14, clinching the gold medal.

"This win is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our players and coaching staff," said Joanne Timbol, head coach of Madapdap Resettlement High School Women's Volleyball team.

"We are incredibly proud of our girls for their performance today and we couldn't be happier."

MaRHS will move forward to the Mabalacat City Division Amateur Athletic Meet (MACDAAM), where they will face the champions from the Mabalacat City Association of Private Schools (MCAPS).

07/12/2024

MaRHS Dominates MPSSAAA Meet 2024

MABALACAT CITY, Pampanga — The Mabalacat Public Secondary Schools Amateur Athletic Association (MPSSAAA) Meet is currently underway, with Team Madapdap Resettlement High School (MaRHS) emerging as a standout competitor after the first two days of events held on December 6-7, 2024.

The event showcased the athletic prowess of various public secondary schools from the Division of Mabalacat City.

MaRHS delivered an impressive performance, clinching a remarkable total of 12 gold medals, solidifying their reputation as a powerhouse in local athletics. The school's triumphs included victories in basketball, volleyball, sepak takraw, badminton, lawn tennis, chess, and athletics, demonstrating their versatility across multiple sports.

Gold Medal Highlights:
Basketball 5x5 - GOLD
Volleyball Boys - GOLD
Sepak Takraw Boys - GOLD
Sepak Takraw Girls - GOLD
Badminton Single A SG- GOLD
Badminton Single B SG - GOLD
Badminton Doubles SG - GOLD
Badminton Doubles SB- GOLD
Lawn Tennis Single A - GOLD
Lawn Tennis Doubles - GOLD
Chess SB - GOLD
Athletics SB (Shotput) - GOLD

In addition to their gold medal haul, MaRHS also secured 10 silver medals and 9 bronze medals, showcasing a well-rounded team effort. Notable silver medal performances included basketball 3x3, e-sports, and various athletics events, while bronze medals were earned in billiards and additional athletics categories.

Silver Medal Highlights:
Basketball 3x3 - SILVER
E-Sports (ML) - SILVER
Billiards 9Balls - SILVER
Badminton SB Single A - SILVER
Athletics:
200mSG - SILVER
4x400mSB - SILVER
4x400mSG - SILVER
High Jump SG - SILVER
1500m SB - SILVER
3000m SB - SILVER

Bronze Medal Highlights:
Billiards 8Balls - BRONZE
Badminton Single B- BRONZE
Athletics:
Shot put SB - BRONZE
800m SB - BRONZE
1500m SG - BRONZE
Lawn Tennis Girl A- BRONZE
Lawn Tennis Girl B - BRONZE
Lawn Tennis Boy B - BRONZE

The event not only highlighted the athletic talents of the students but also fostered camaraderie and sportsmanship among the participating schools.

The winners from the MPSSAA will now advance to the Mabalacat City Division Amateur Athletic Meet (MACDAAM), where they will face off against the champions from the Mabalacat City Association of Private Schools (MCAPS).

28/11/2024

MaRHS 10th Grader Takes 2nd Place in Anti-VAWC Storytelling Tilt

Samantha Bianca R. Malig, a grade 10 student of Madapdap Resettlement High School (MaRHS), won second place in the storytelling contest during the Anti Violence Against Women and their Children (Anti-VAWC) Campaign held at CityMall Dau, Mabalacat City, November 28.

Focused on the theme, “VAW Bigyang-Wakas, Ngayon na ang Oras!”, the 2024 18-day Campaign to End VAW aims to raise awareness and inspire the community to take action against VAW.

Samantha’s story impressed both the judges and the audience, as her performance showed the importance of understanding the issues faced by victims of violence.

The brilliant minds of the two head teachers of MaRHS, Ma'am Myla V. Nicdao and Dr. Leila L. Serrano, joined forces in coaching Samantha for this competition. Together, they provided her with invaluable guidance and support.

In a joint message, Ma'am Myla and Dr. Leila said, "We are so proud of Samantha for her remarkable achievement. Her story is a powerful reminder of the importance of speaking out against violence. We also want to thank Dr. Babylin D. Manuel, our principal, for her unwavering support throughout this journey."

The Anti-VAWC Campaign aims to create awareness and encourage discussions about violence against women and children, helping students like Samantha use their skills and voices for change.

27/11/2024

MaRHS Team Triumphs in Patenakan 2024 Quiz Bee

City of San Fernando, Pampanga, November 27, 2024 – In a battle of wits and teamwork, students from Madapdap Resettlement High School (MaRHS) secured 5th place in the Quiz Bee for Philippine History during the Patenakan 2024 event, part of the Sinukwan Festival held at Robinsons Star Mills.

Competing against 67 teams from various public and private schools across the Divisions of Pampanga, Angeles, San Fernando, and Mabalacat, the MaRHS team showcased their dedication and passion for Philippine history.

The quiz team comprised three Junior High School students: Kelly B. Buluran from 9 - Kababaang-loob, Nathan P. Masangkay and Kobi Tailler D. Tuazon, both from 10 - Sagisag.

Their performance not only highlights their individual capabilities but also reflects the strong academic foundation fostered at MaRHS.

In an online interview, teacher-coach Jerry Mar E. Dizon expressed immense pride in his students' achievement. “Their hard work and commitment to studying Philippine history truly paid off. Competing against such a large pool of talented students was not easy, but they rose to the occasion and made our school proud. This experience will surely motivate them to continue excelling in their studies,” Dizon said.

The Patenakan 2024 Quiz Bee encouraged participation from all schools, emphasizing the importance of academic competition in fostering a love for learning among students.

With 67 groups vying for the top spots, the competition was fierce, but the MaRHS team held their ground, earning recognition for their knowledge and teamwork.

22/11/2024

English Dept Highlights Student Talent in National Reading Month Celebration

Celebrating students’ skills, creativity and teamwork, the English Department of Madapdap Resettlement High School hosted a Culminating Event for National Reading Month 2024 at the school conference room on November 22.

Anchored on the theme "Read. Build. Lead," the celebration featured a variety of engaging activities, including a spelling bee competition, Choral Readings, Reader's Theater presentation, and a Book Cover Design Contest.

A Group Spelling Bee Contest dubbed “Word Power” was one of the highlights of the event. Group 7 (Jefrisha H. Samson – Maaasahan; Denver C. Manalo – Diklap; La-Aarnie Ygana – Kabutihan; and Princess Jhulai Dominique A. Bal – Salmo) claimed the championship title, with Group 5 (Glady Joyce Arceo, Jeannel Christer Dimabuyu, Venice Reanna David, and Michaela Anne Gantan), Group 11 (Yasin A. Garcia, Frijann Joelle R. Quiazon , Marriane M. Llera, and Caster Figueroa), and Group 1 ( Kiel Daniel T. Soliman, Adrian D. Guanzon, Aloha Wayne Tobias, And Geanne Rhamiel Pineda ) following in second, third, and fourth places, respectively.

This competition not only showcased individual skills but also fostered collaboration among participants.

Following the spelling bee, students from Grades 7 and 8 captivated the audience with a choral reading presentation, while Grades 9 and 10 presented a dynamic Reader's Theater performance. These presentations were the culmination of classroom efforts leading up to the event.

Additionally, the celebration recognized the winners of the Book Cover Design Contest, with all participants receiving plaques, medals, and certificates for their achievements.

The event underscored the significance of reading and its role in developing essential skills among students.

As the celebration concluded, the spirit of "Read. Build. Lead." resonated throughout the Madapdap community, inspiring a continued passion for reading and learning.

21/11/2024

Book Cover Design Tilt Sparks Creativity, Collaboration at MaRHS

To engage students in a collaborative project that showcased their creativity while deepening their appreciation for various literary themes, the English Department of Madapdap Resettlement High School launched a Book Cover Design contest as part of the school's 2024 National Reading Month Celebration.

Students from each grade level worked together to create and print digital book covers inspired by their assigned literary themes: Grade 7 focused on Philippine Literature, Grade 8 on Afro-Asian Literature, Grade 9 on Anglo-American Literature, and Grade 10 on World Literature.

“This activity is very helpful because it makes students read at least the summary of their assigned story or reading material first. This helps them understand it better and express their ideas in their book cover designs,” said Ma. Lorielyn C. Nunag, the school’s Reading Coordinator.

The designs were evaluated by a panel of judges based on creativity, relevance to the theme, and overall presentation. The winners for each grade level were announced as follows:

Grade 7 Winners:
CHAMPION: 7 – Matiyaga
Second Place: 7 - Maawain
Third Place: 7 - Maaasahan
Fourth Place: 7 – Matatag

Grade 8 Winners:
CHAMPION: 8 – Dayaw
Second Place: 8 – Damayan
Third Place: 8 – Diklap
Fourth Place: 8 – Dagitab

Grade 9 Winners:
CHAMPION: 9 – Kababaang-loob
Second Place: 9 - Kapayapaan
Third Place: 9 - Katapatan
Fourth Place: 9 – Kagitingan

Grade 10 Winners:
CHAMPION: 10 - Salakot
Second Place: 10 - Sining
Third Place: 10 - Saludo
Fourth Place: 10 – Sagisag

All winners will receive plaques of recognition and certificates during the Culminating Event on November 22, 2024.

This competition not only celebrated the joy of reading but also highlighted the power of collaboration among students, making it a significant highlight of the school year.

08/11/2024

Empowering Tomorrow's Leaders: MaRHS Hosts First Mabalacat City Advancement Camp 2024

Madapdap Resettlement High School (MaRHS) is set to take a role in youth empowerment as it hosts the inaugural Mabalacat City Wide Advancement Camp 2024 cm KID and KAB Scouts Social Immersion Program from November 8 to 10.

The three-day event is dedicated to cultivating leadership skills and encouraging community involvement among young scouts from the Division of Mabalacat City.

In her welcome remarks, Babylin D. Manuel, the newly installed school head of MaRHS, expressed her pride in hosting the inaugural event.

She emphasized the importance of the gathering, noting that the commitment of the participants to scouting, leadership, and community service is commendable and inspiring.

The camp is designed to challenge participants through a variety of interactive activities that emphasize teamwork, social responsibility, and personal development.

"This camp is a chance for you to learn and grow together," Manuel said as she highlighted that the camp would not only provide opportunities for advancement in scouting skills but also allow participants to immerse themselves in camaraderie and social responsibility.

Moreover, she reassured the participants that they would be well-supported, mentioning that the teachers and staff at MaRHS are dedicated and welcoming. "Rest assured, you are in good hands here," she said.

Furthermore, Manuel urged the scouts to fully engage in the experience, motivating them to embrace every moment. "Participate wholeheartedly, share your ideas, and learn from one another," she added.

Manuel concluded her message by encouraging all delegates from the different schools of the Division of Mabalacat City to make the most of the incredible opportunity together.

Photo credit: Madapdap Resettlement High School

08/11/2024

DEAR Day, SocMed Drive Kickoff MaRHS Reading Month 2024 Celebration

Madapdap Resettlement High School, November 8, 2024 – The English Department of MaRHS launched its National Reading Month celebration with a DEAR Day (Drop Everything and Read) event today.

This initiative aims to foster a love for reading among students by allowing them to bring their own age-appropriate books to class and engage in recreational reading during English time, free from the pressure of tests or assessments.

On this day, students were encouraged to immerse themselves in their chosen books, creating an atmosphere that promotes literacy and a passion for reading.

The DEAR Day event is part of a broader effort by the English Department to highlight the importance of reading and to cultivate a love for literature among students.

In addition to DEAR Day, the English Department has launched a Social Media Campaign dubbed "Read Build Lead." Throughout November, students and faculty members are encouraged to update their Facebook profile pictures with a special frame (which can be downloaded from this link: https://twb.nz/marhsreadingmonth) that raises awareness of National Reading Month.

This initiative aims to engage the MaRHS community in celebrating reading and to inspire others to join in the festivities.

The celebration includes a series of activities scheduled for November 22, 2024, such as Choral Reading, Reader's Theater, a Book Cover Design Competition, and a Group Spelling Bee.

These events are designed to promote reading and literacy skills while providing students with opportunities to showcase their creativity and teamwork.

The National Reading Month celebration at MaRHS reflects the school's commitment to enhancing literacy and encouraging students to explore the world of books. With engaging activities and a supportive community, the English Department aims to inspire students to become lifelong readers and learners.

18/10/2024

VICTORY ROARS: Yellow Tigers, Red Dragons Triumph as Overall Champs in MaRHS Intrams 2024

The highly anticipated Intramural Sports 2024 at Madapdap Resettlement High School (MaRHS) concluded with the Grade 8 Yellow Tigers and Grade 10 Red Dragons emerging as the overall champions in Bracket A and Bracket B, respectively.

The two-day event, held on October 17-18, showcased the school's commitment to fostering a culture of sportsmanship, camaraderie, and healthy competition among its students.

This year’s Intramurals featured six teams divided into two brackets, competing across various sports categories. In Bracket A, the Green Archers (Grade 7) , Yellow Tigers (Grade 8), and Blue Eagles (Grade 9) vied for gold medals, while in Bracket B, the Red Dragons (Grade 10), Purple Hornets, and Orange Phoenix (Grade 12) battled for supremacy.

The Yellow Tigers dominated Bracket A, securing an impressive 31 points, while the Red Dragons proved unbeatable in Bracket B, garnering a total score of 39 points.

The winners in each event were awarded trophies and medals, beaming with pride as they accepted their awards.

The MaRHS Intramurals serve as a platform for students to develop essential life skills, such as teamwork, discipline, and perseverance, while promoting a culture of good sportsmanship and friendship.

The event not only highlighted the athletic talents of the students but also reinforced the importance of camaraderie and respect among them.

17/10/2024

INTRAMS ROYALTY: Grade 10, 12 Reps Reign Supreme as Mr. and Ms. Intrams 2024

In a thrilling display of confidence, sportsmanship, and talent, Steven Carl C. Abuan from Grade 10 Red Dragons and Jeremy S. Miley from Grade 12 Orange Phoenix reigned supreme and crowned as Mr. and Ms. Intramurals 2024 at Madapdap Resettlement High School on October 17.

The event, organized by the MAPEH Department, brought together 24 talented students from different grade levels, each showcasing their sports attire and modeling talents on stage. The competition was a highlight of this year's Intramural, promoting fitness, sportsmanship, and teamwork among the students.

In an interview, Abuan expressed his surprise and gratitude for winning the crown. "I really didn't expect to win because I know that I have strong competitors, and all of the male candidates really did their best. I think it was my day, and I'm proud to have brought home the crown," he said.

Abuan also emphasized that what matters most is that all candidates did their best to represent their grade levels, making them all winners in their own right.

Miley, meanwhile, expressed her gratefulness to all those who stood by her throughout her Ms. Intrams journey. "I want to thank my teachers for their guidance, support, and encouragement, which helped me bring out my best and shine on stage," she said.

The event also recognized the outstanding performances of the runners-up:

First Runners-up: Jerwin Heiden T. Herrera (Gr 11 Purple Hornets) and Samantha Reese A. Monreal (Grade 7 Green Archers)

Second Runners-up: Kurt G. Sumaylo (Gr 9 Blue Eagles) and Lheidy Grace Manganti (Gr 11 Purple Hornets)

Third Runners-up: Prince Carlo S. Busio (Gr 12 Orange Phoenix) and Kandice Tracy N. Elli (Gr 10 Red Dragons)

Fourth Runners-up: Prince Jhoncarl R. Lampa (Gr 10 Red Dragons) and Pia-Rose B. Nugas (Gr 11 Purple Hornets)

The winners received sashes, crowns, medals, plaques, certificates, and other special awards, marking a memorable highlight in the school's Intramural festivities.

17/10/2024

MaRHS Kicks Off Intrams 2024 with Inter-Grade Level Mass Dance Tilt

The School Covered Court at Madapdap Resettlement High School was abuzz with energy and excitement as the Inter-Grade Level Mass Dance Competition took center stage as part of the school's Intramurals 2024 opening day on October 17.

The highly anticipated event saw a total of 50 to 60 students from each grade level, from Grades 7 to 12, come together to showcase their best dance moves and compete for the title of Mass Dance Champion.

The atmosphere was electric, with students, teachers, and spectators alike cheering on their favorite groups.

After a series of impressive performances, the GRADE 10 RED DRAGONS were declared champions, followed by the GRADE 7 GREEN ARCHERS as the first runner-up. The GRADE 8 YELLOW TIGERS landed on the second runner-up spot, while the Orange Phoenix, Purple Hornets and Blue Eagles were triple tie as third runners-up.

The top-performing groups were awarded cash prizes, certificates, and trophies, recognizing their hard work.

The Inter-Grade Level Mass Dance Competition served as the opener to Intramurals 2024, setting the tone for a fun-filled and competitive series of events. The event not only promoted spirit of camaraderie among students but also provided a platform for them to showcase their talents and creativity.

The success of the competition was a testament to the school's commitment to providing a well-rounded education, one that values both academic excellence and extracurricular activities.

01/10/2024

MaRHSians Shine at Sci-Tech Fair 2024

In a celebration of innovation, scientific literacy and creativity, Madapdap Resettlement High School's "young scientists" once again took center stage at the annual Science and Technology Fair, held on September 30 to October 1 at the school's conference room.

Focused on the theme, "Towards a Shared Vision: Exploring the future for a better tomorrow", the event brought together students, teachers, and staff in a shared commitment to fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity among learners.

The Science and Technology Fair 2024 is designed to promote awareness and appreciation of science and technology, while enhancing students' scientific literacy through hands-on activities. The event also sought to encourage collaboration and teamwork, and foster innovation and creativity by showcasing students' ideas and outputs that align with sustainable development goals.

According to Rachel A. Nucum, Science Coordinator, "The Sci-Tech Fair 2024 is a testament to the brilliance and creativity of our students, and we are proud to provide a platform for them to showcase their talents and skills.

Anna Rose L. Bognot, OIC Head Teacher of the Science Department, said in a separate interview, that the event also aims to highlight the role of science and technology in addressing real-world challenges to inspire future leaders in the fields of STEM.

The Sci-Tech Fair 2024 featured various competitions, including the Science Essay Writing Contest, Science Quiz Bee, and Sci-Tech Poster-Making Contest, where students competed for top prizes at each grade level.

All participants received certificates of participation, while the winners were awarded certificates of recognition.

The event concluded with a gift-giving activity where select students received school supplies sponsored by the Science Department.

27/09/2024

MaRHS Club Fair Draws in Studes

The covered court of Madapdap Resettlement High School was transformed into a hub of fun and laughter on September 27, 2024, as the annual School Club Fair, organized by the teachers and club officers, drew a huge crowd of students and showcased the diverse choice of school clubs and organizations available to them.

Over 15 clubs and organizations set up booths, each one showcasing their unique activities, goals, and interests. From sports teams to language clubs, environmental organizations to gender-based clubs, there was something for everyone.

The RAINBOW Club, a club dedicated to supporting LGBTQIA students, was one of the many clubs that participated in the fair. "We're thrilled to be here and connect with students who share our values of inclusivity and acceptance," said club president, Paolo Ocampo.

Other popular clubs included the English Society, KaMFIl (Kapisanan ng mga Mag-aaral sa Filipino), AP Kabayani, Young Mathematicians School Organization, Music Club, Arts Club, Dance Club, Sports Club, Health Club, ESP Club, Cookery Club, Carpentry Club, and YES-O (Youth for Environment in Schools-Organization) which was hailed as the best student organization last school year.

Students browsed the booths, chatting with club members, asking questions, and signing up for clubs that caught their interest. Many students were excited to discover new opportunities to get involved and make a difference on campus.

The Club Fair is one of the highly anticipated events of MaRHS, filled with opportunities for students to explore their interests, develop new skills, and make lasting connections with their peers.

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