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Senior High School's SKILLYMPICS 2016

Our Senior High School students finished their Intramurals held last September 28-30, 2016 (Wed-Fri), with the event dubbed as SKILLYMPICS 2016: Ignite the Spirit of Unity and Strength in PSEFI-SKILLS through Sports!

The students competed in different events such as Cheering, Basketball, Badminton, Volleyball, Table Tennis and Chess. Capping the Intrams was Mr. and Ms. SKILLYMPICS 2016, with the awarding ceremony held last September 30.

There were four competing teams: Black Vipers, Graygators, Blue Nittany Lions and Red Horse Warriors. SKILLS campus' four corners were occupied with the different competitions. The basketball games were held at the Old Sacred Heart gym, table tennis and chess at the multi-purpose hall, and the cheering & volleyball competitions at the outdoor court area. Mr. and Ms. SKILLYMPICS 2016 was also held at the multi-purpose hall.
The Senior High School faculty & staff

We would like to congratulate the Senior High School faculty & staff led by Dr. Eunice B. Raz, Ms. Angiela Castillo, Head Teacher, Mr. Neil Villarazo, Student Affairs Officer, Ms. Mitziel Toledo, Guidance Counselor, Ms. June Carmille Cabando, School Librarian/English teacher who emceed the event, and the class advisers/team moderators: Ms. Vellen Delfin, Ms. Rochelle Cabatingan, Ms. Annaliza Padayao, Mr. Marison Donaire, Mr. Javic Cabalda, Mr. Marben Manabat; and the support staff: Mr. Apolo Baccol, Student Records Officer; Accounting staff Ms. Denesse Villagonzalo, Ms. Danielle Fernando, Ms. Jackie Vernaiz who assisted in game scoring and judging of different events, and Ms. Mayline Lipnica for designing the Intramurals shirt.

Till next SKILLYMPICS!

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