YHASSIE

    I am writing to you as a Grade 10 student who is deeply concerned about the quality of education in our country. As a young Filipino, I believe that education is the foundation of a strong and progressive nation. Yet many students, especially in rural and underserved areas, continue to face challenges due to outdated learning materials, lack of access to technology, and overcrowded classrooms.    I respectfully urge your administration to increase funding for updated textbooks, digital learning tools, and teacher training programs in public schools. These resources are essential for helping students like me keep up with global standards and prepare for future careers in science, technology, engineering, and other vital fields. In today’s fast-changing world, access to quality education should not be a privilege—it should be a right for every Filipino child.    I also hope that more attention will be given to improving school infrastructure, ensuring int...

  1st:Together with my fellow English Club members, I took part in our clean-up drive—working hand in hand to make our surroundings cleaner, brighter, and more welcoming for everyone. 2nd:I took part in the clean-up drive in our barangay, doing my part to help keep our community clean and beautiful. 3rd: This picture highlights the importance of the 3Rs—Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle—as a simple yet powerful way to care for our environment.

   During Nutrition Month, our school's STEP Club  organized a meaningful activity that involved all students fron 7 to 10. Each grade level was assigned to plan, prepare, and sell nutritious food to promote healthy habits within our school.    Our group worked together to decide which foods were not only nutritious but also appealing to our schoolmates. We decorated our stalls, shared information about healthy habits, and made sure everything was organized and clean. Many students and teachers visited each station, and it felt good to see our effort making impact.      Alongside selling nutritious food, we also watch the Nutri jingle competition, which brought fun and excitement to our Nutrition Month. The performances creatively promoted healthy eating and added an extra layer of energy to the celebration. www.blogger.com 

   Hi! i'm Yasi, and im 14 years old. i'm a confident and curious girl who loves to learn new things in school. Fun fact about me is i was born in our house in caoayan Ilocos Sur.School is fun because i get to explore different subjects, solve problems and challenge myself. I also love travelling because Flight Attendant is my dream job. Besides school, i have lots of hobbies that make me happy. I love listening too m favorite CAS playlist song that makes me want to sing.    I know that sometimes school is draining or making you stress, I know myself that i will never give up. I know that mistakes help me grow, and i will always try my best no matter what! Even when some of my classmates bully me because i am no that smart but i know i am tring my best to achive a high grade. I won't let them pull me down.    I am proud of who i am and excited for the future. I know im not really that smart, but i am strong, and capable of achieving things. No mater what ha...