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No.31 A.Y. 2017-2018 March 23, 2018

STONYHURST

SOUTHVILLE

INTERNATIONAL

SCHOOL

Batangas City,

Philippines

Tel. No. (043) 7233595

www.stonyhurst.edu.ph [email protected]

STONYHURST

SOUTHVILLE

INTERNATIONAL

SCHOOL

Batangas City,

Philippines

Tel. No. (043) 7233595

www.stonyhurst.edu.ph [email protected]

STONYHURST SOUTHVILLE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

Batangas Campus

Fully Accredited by

WASC, USA

ISO 9001:2008

Certified

Quant Je Puis!

VISION

A premier learning

institution with

national and

international

recognition,

developing lifelong

learners and leaders

with competencies,

global perspectives,

and hearts of

service in a culture

of academic and

values excellence.

MISSION STATEMENT

We are committed

to provide quality

international

education through

the 5Cs:

Competence,

Character,

Commitment to

Achieve,

Collaboration and

Creativity.

We seek to develop

lifelong learners and

leaders.

We prepare learners

to respond to the

needs of the 21st

century.

SSIS delegates pose with confidence after the 4th Annual GINila Conference held at Brent International School Manila last March 03.

12 Valiant Knights Qualify in MTG YMIITP After the tremendous efforts exerted by the Valiant Knights in the

Mathematics Trainers’ Guild (MTG) Mathematical Challenge for Filipino Kids Training

Program (MCFKTP), 12 of our Valiant Knights were recognized as top scorers and will

qualify in the 2018 MTG Young Mathematicians’ In-House Intensive Training Program

(YMIITP) this April. Congratulations to the following students who are about to soar high in the

MTG YMIITP!

Kudos also to Maria Bernadette Landicho and to Juan Rafael Landicho who

were recognized as the Outstanding Performers in their respective levels. They were

awarded Certificates of Recognition for their excellent performance.

The SSIS group is composed of the following students who showed awareness and passion in making action plans: Angela Andrei Macalalad, Maria Elyza Bautista, Katrina Garcia, and Cyrus Van Marabe. The competition was also participated in by International School Manila, Chinese International School Manila, and MIT International School Manila. The SSIS Group came up with the action plan called “Teach a Man to Fish” Program wherein they planned to teach younger ones of an adopted school the essence and basics of financial literacy. This specific activity is expected to address poverty issues of the community where the school belongs to.

To create feasible and consequential action plans that would apply students’ ideas to local communities and to acquire the skills to inspire change in their surroundings, some representatives from the Tenth Grade joined the 4th GINila Conference held at Brent International School Manila; Brentville Subdivision, Brgy. Mamplasan, Biñan, Laguna last March 3.

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS EMBARK ON A NEW LEARNING EXPERIENCE Inputs from: Mr. Jahzeal John Sevilla

http://www.stonyhurst.edu.ph/

http://www.stonyhurst.edu.ph/

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We will now follow a new Student Council composition as announced in Special Bulletin #2, dated March 13, 2017. The new line up of officers will consist of a President from Grade 12, a Vice President from Grade 11, Secretary from Grade 10, Treasurer from Grade 9, Auditor from Grade 8, and Public Relations Officer from Grade 7. Level Representatives will also be elected from Grades 1-12 Here are the qualifications:

Candidates must have good academic standing, NO failing grades (LA or P), and not under academic probation, and must have no record of disciplinary case a year prior and/or during the previous term prior to the election.

Interested students must file a Certificate of Candidacy (CoC). Forms may be secured from the Office of Student Services. Deadline in the submission of CoCs is on March 26, 2018.

On April 6, 2018 SSIS students will experience the right to suffrage as they cast their votes for the student leaders who will govern the Student Council for the year 2018-2019.

As a simulation of the real elections, the candidates will be given a chance to discuss their platform during the Town Hall Meeting on April 2. The meeting and the campaign materials will enable the students to know their best bet. On the day of the elections, students will cast their votes using our E-lection system. As a proof of having cast their votes, their fingers will be marked with an indelible ink.

Campaign period starts on March 26 and ends on April 4. Here are the guidelines:

A candidate may be a part of a political party or may run independently. GUIDELINES FOR CAMPAIGN MATERIALS/ACTIVITIES

Campaign materials may be made of paper and tarpaulins. Allowed sizes are as follows:

a. 3.5 x 2 inches – business card size b. 8.5 x 11 inches – short bond paper size,

maximum of 8 pieces c. 22.5x 28.25 inches – cartolina size, maximum of

4 pieces only for individual candidates and 2 election party

Give-aways such as t-shirts, fans, bookmarks, button pins, baller, key chains, candies, cookies, food and beverage, and the like are strictly prohibited and will be confiscated if used. This is to eliminate the connotation of vote-buying among our kids.

All materials for posting must be approved and signed by the Student Services Head. The bulletin boards, hall area, cafeteria, and cafeteria walkway may accommodate your campaign materials provided that you will use masking tape in posting.

A candidate may wear his/her own button, an ID or a name tag as his/her campaign material, but he/she is not allowed to distribute them to the supporters to wear. An independent candidate will be allowed 4 posters instead of 2. This is to compensate for the lack of opportunity to do massive campaign as it is the advantage of candidates who are running under party leadership.

In the Town Hall Meeting, the candidates are allowed to present their platforms or campaign propaganda using Powerpoint. The presentation is limited to a maximum of 10 minutes for a political party and 5 minutes for an independent candidate.

ALL CAMPAIGN PARAPHERNALIA MUST BE TAKEN DOWN ON OR BEFORE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 2018.

GUIDELINES FOR STUDENT COUNCIL CAMPAIGN

SGEN EXPLORES

Yeoboseyo! Are you ready to explore

South Korea, Valiant Knights?

This summer, Stonyhurst Southville

International School, Batangas City Campus will

organize the SGEN Global Village. The Global

Village is an SGEN innitiative in which the

parents and the students of the different SGEN

schools will be invited to an international tour.

This activity aims to expose everyone to the

culture and traditions of the people in the

country being visited. Moreover, it is also an

indication that SGEN schools, being international

schools, value and respect diversity.

More information will be released soon to

all who are interested to join the tour. Please

Indicate your intention in

the Reply Slip of the letter

attached to this bulletin.

Let’s have the

Global Village as our way

of celebrating the end of

the Academic Year 2017-

2018!

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The young Student Council Officers hand in their simple token of gratitude and love to Ate during the celebration of the Personnel’s Day at the SSIS Gym, March 9.

HOLY WEEK BREAK

It’s the time of the year to reflect! Please be guided by the

following schedule during the HOLY WEEK.

March 26-27 Regular Classes

March 28-30 NO classes

March 31 Non- working Holiday (classes

and work will resume on April 02,

Monday)

*Please disregard the announcement in the AWP that there will be

classes on March 28.

COMMEMORATING THE

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF SPORTS

April 04 is MUFTI DAY! Be prepared with your

sporty attire and together, let’s commemorate the

international day of sports.

Come to school wearing your favorite basketball

shirt, your well-loved baseball cap, or imitate your

favorite national and international athletes

SC HONORS SCHOOL PERSONNEL The Student Council Officers of the ECED, Grade School, and

High School Departments joined forces in making the Ates and

Kuyas, as well as the school’s staff and other personnel happy during

the celebration of the Personnel’s Appreciation Day held at the SSIS

Gym last March 09.

The young leaders showed their passion for service as they

generously hand in their simple token of love to the school

personnel. Moreover, the SC officers gave the Ates and Kuyas some

grocery products which signify how they appreciate their efforts of

making the school an environment safe for everyone.

The celebration was accentuated by the performances of the Valiant Knights which brought sweet

smiles on the faces of everyone. The officers and moderators alike expressed their heart felt messages for the

personnel. Afterwards, a sumptuous feast was served and shared to everyone.

The school would like to thank everyone who supported the said celebration. May your generosity bring

you more abundant blessings.

What are you

waiting for? Dig into your

closet and be ready to

exhibit the sports dearest to

your heart!

GUIDELINES IN SCHOLASTIC

AWARDS COMPUTATION

The following guidelines will be followed in the

computation of honors in Grade 6 and 12 for the

Academic Year 2017-2018.

1. Candidates must not have a grade of LA or P in

any subject in any term. Extended Mid-year and

Year-end Students are automatically disqualified

for the award.

2. All candidates for honors must have a good moral

character within the current school year. A grade

of LA or P in deportment shall disqualify a student

from getting the academic excellence award.

3. In Grade School, the grade earned in French is

included in the computation with 0.2 credit units.

4. For SHS, the grades earned in FL, Robotics, and

Financial Literacy are not included in the

computation. However, these subjects will be

qualifiers for the award. A student must get at least

an A to be able to qualify for the year-end award.

MAKE THE DISCOUNTS COUNT! ENROLL NOW!

BIG DISCOUNTS await your early enrollment

which is now extended until April 14, 2018.

Enroll now and take advantage of the big

savings indicated in the previous issues of the

bulletin.

We also accept slot reservations for AY

2018-2019, especially for NKP students who would

like to enroll in the morning session. Reservation

takes in a non-refundable and non-transferrable

fee of 5,000.00.

JUST A GENTLE REMINDER TO THE

PARENTS

Please settle your balance

or accounts on or before

the Term Test. Clearances

will be released before

the said schedule. Thank

you very much for your

usual support.

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THIRD TERM EXAM SCHEDULE SENIOR KINDER – PEACE AND UNITY

April 10, 2018 - Tuesday April 11, 2018 - Wednesday April 12, 2018 - Thursday

PEACE UNITY SUBJECTS PEACE UNITY SUBJECTS PEACE UNITY SUBJECTS

8:00-8:30 12:00-12:30 Routines 8:00-8:30 12:00-12:30 Routines 8:00-8:30 12:00-12:30 Routines 8:30-9:30 12:30-1:30 Thematic

Study

8:30-9:30 12:30-1:30 English 8:30-9:30 12:30-1:30 Math

9:30-10:00 1:30-2:00 Dismissal 9:30-10:00 1:30-2:00 Dismissal 9:30-10:00 1:30-2:00 Dismissal

GRADE 1 – DISCIPLINE AND GENEROSITY


TIME SUBJECTS TIME SUBJECTS TIME SUBJECTS

8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:30-9:30 Science 8:30-9:30 English 8:30-9:30 Math 9:30-9:50 Break 9:30-9:50 Break 9:30-9:40 Homeroom 9:50-10:50 SLGE 9:50-10:50 Filipino 9:40 Dismissal

10:50-11:00 Homeroom 10:50-11:00 Homeroom 11:00 Dismissal 11:00 Dismissal

GRADE 2 – RESOURCEFULNESS AND INDUSTRY



8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:30-9:30 Science 8:30-9:30 English 8:30-9:30 Math

9:30-9:50 Break 9:30-9:50 Break 9:30-9:40 Homeroom 9:50-10:50 SLGE 9:50-10:50 Filipino 9:40 Dismissal

10:50-11:00 Homeroom 10:50-11:00 Homeroom 11:00 Dismissal 11:00 Dismissal

GRADE 3 – COURAGE AND CONFIDENCE

January 23, 2018 - Tuesday April 11, 2018 - Wednesday April 12, 2018 - Thursday


8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:30-9:40 Science 8:30-9:40 English 8:30-9:40 Math

9:40-10:00 Break 9:40-10:00 Break 9:40-9:50 Homeroom 10:00-11:10 SLGE 10:00-11:10 Filipino 9:50 Dismissal 11:10-11:20 Homeroom 11:10-11:20 Homeroom

11:20 Dismissal 11:20 Dismissal

GRADE 4 – BENEVOLENCE AND COMPASSION



8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:30-9:40 Science 8:30-9:40 English 8:30-9:40 Math 9:40-10:00 Break 9:40-10:00 Break 9:40-10:00 Break

10:00-11:10 Foreign Language 10:00-11:10 SLGE 10:00-11:10 Filipino 11:10-11:20 Homeroom 11:10-11:20 Homeroom 11:10-11:20 Homeroom

11:20 Dismissal 11:20 Dismissal 11:20 Dismissal

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GRADE 5 – HUMILITY AND PUNCTUALITY



8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:30-9:40 Science 8:30-9:40 English 8:30-9:40 Math 9:40-10:00 Break 9:40-10:00 Break 9:40-10:00 Break

10:00-11:10 Foreign Language 10:00-11:10 SLGE 10:00-11:10 Filipino 11:10-11:20 Homeroom 11:10-11:20 Homeroom 11:10-11:20 Homeroom


GRADE 6 – DETERMINATION AND PERSEVERANCE



8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:00-8:30 Homeroom 8:00-8:30 Homeroom

8:30-9:40 Science 8:30-9:40 English 8:30-9:40 Math

9:40-10:00 Break 9:40-10:00 Break 9:40-10:00 Break

10:00-11:10 Foreign Language 10:00-11:10 SLGE 10:00-11:10 Filipino



GRADE 7 – COMPETENCE






10:20-11:30 Business 10:20-11:30 SLGE 10:20-11:30 Filipino

11:30-12:40 Foreign Language 11:30-11:40 Homeroom 11:30-11:40 Homeroom

12:40-12:50 Homeroom 11:40 Dismissal 11:40 Dismissal

12:50 Dismissal

GRADE 8 – INTEGRITY









12:50 Dismissal

GRADE 9 – WISDOM





10:00-10:20 Break 10:00-10:20 Break 10:00-10:20 Recess




12:50 Dismissal

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GRADE 10 – RESPONSIBILITY AND EXCELLENCE





10:00-10:20 Break 10:00-10:20 Recess 10:00-10:20 Recess




12:50 Dismissal

GRADE 11 – SINCERITY




8:30-10:00 Philosophy 8:30-10:00 Reading and Writing 8:30-10:00 Personality

Development

10:00-10:20 Recess 10:00-10:20 Recess 10:00-10:20 Recess

10:20-11:50 Foreign Language 10:20-11:50 Financial Literacy 10:20-11:50 Filipino sa Piling

Larangan 2



GRADE 12 – LOYALTY (ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS, & MANAGEMENT – A.B.M.)




8:30-10:00 Business Ethics 8:30-10:00 English for Academic

Purposes

8:30-10:00 Entrepreneurship


10:20-11:50 Foreign Language 10:20-11:50 Financial Literacy 10:20-11:50 Business Finance



GRADE 12 – LOYALTY (GENERAL ACADEMIC STUDIES – G.A.S.)




8:30-10:00 Social Science 8:30-10:00 English for Academic

Purposes



10:20-11:50 Foreign Language 10:20-11:50 Financial Literacy 10:20-11:50 Disaster

Prevention



GRADE 12 – LOYALTY (SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, & MATH – S.T.E.M.)




8:30-10:00 Physics 2 8:30-10:00 English for Academic

Purposes



10:20-11:50 Foreign Language 10:20-11:50 Financial Literacy 10:20-11:50 Chemistry 2



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for next week March 26-28

• Tocilog ........................................... 50

• Cornedbeefsilog .............................50

• Longgsilog ......................................50

• Hotsilog .........................................50

• Tapsilog .........................................50

• Malingsilog ....................................50

• Macaroni soup ...............................30

• Cheeseburger ..................................30

• Hotdog sandwich ........................... 30

• Ham and egg sanswich ..................35

• Ham and cheese roll .......................20

• Pancake ......................................... 30

Green Salad ....................................40

Nachos ............................................35

SNACK

TIME!

All Time Favorite Pasta

• Pesto..........................50

• Baked Mac................50

• Spaghetti...................50

• Spicy tuna.................50

• Lasagna....................50

• Carbonara.................50

• Pansit Guisado..........30

Pork Sinigang.........................40

•Pork BBQ ..........................40

• Pork Sisig .........................40

• Pork Afritada .......................40

Beef Broccoli..........................40

Deep Fried Chicken...............40

• Fried chicken ........................40

• Chicken Fillet .....................40

• Chicken curry ...................40

• Tinola ...................................40

• Fish Fillet .............................40

• Daing Bangus ......................30

• Pakbet ..................................20

• Ginisang Ampalaya .............20

• Pork Sinigang........................40

Lumpiang Shanghai...............40

• Grilled liempo.........................40

• Dinuguan ..............................40

• Pork Caldereta.......................40

• Fried chicken.........................40

• Sweet and Spicy Chicken......40

• Chicken Adobo.......................40

• Tinola ....................................40

• Fish Fillet...............................40

• Chicken Fillet ........................40

Tortang Dulong......................30

• Pakbet ..................................20

• Gulay na Mais ......................20

• Pork Sinigang......................40

• Pork BBQ ............................40

• Sisig ....................................40

• Bicol Express.......................40

• Pork Steak...........................40

• Breaded Porkchop................40

• Chicken Inasal ....................40

• Fried Chicken ......................40

• Chicken Fillet........................40

• Deep Fried Chicken ..............40

• Lumpiang Shanghai..............40

• Adobong Pusit .......................40

• Fish Fillet ..............................40

• Calamares........... .................40

• Chopsuey ..............................20

• Ginisang Mongo ....................20

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

MENU FOR MARCH 26-28

No. 31 A.Y. 2017-2018 Page 8

OF THE WEEK

For children to live balanced lives, parents need to help them

grow not only physically, emotionally, and intellectually, but spiritually

as well. Helping the children learn the value of spirituality poses a

great challenge to all the parents. That is because making the

children grow spiritually entails the parents to embody or model

righteousness and faith at all times.

The following are the ways on how the parents can help their

children develop the value of spirituality:

1. ENSURE SELF-AWARENESS

Help your child develop self-awareness through reflection,

practicing mindfulness, and challenging his or her biases and

prejudices. However, to help your child do this, you should also be

self-aware and full of self-belief for only then you can guide your

child.

2. DIFFERENTIATE NEEDS FROM WANTS

Teach your child the difference between what he or she needs

and what he or she wants. You can define needs as all that are

required for our survival, health, and happiness. For example, food

and water, security and shelter, education, and relationships. Are

considered as needs. Wants are all that aren’t necessary to either

survive or feel happy. Differentiating needs from wants will help your

child experience happiness and fulfilment, and prevent him or her

from becoming materialistic.

3. PROVIDE HOLISTIC EDUCATION

In addition to what your child learns in school, teach him or her

about spiritual values such as compassion and peace, about her

community and the surrounding environment, and about herself. Help

her learn to love herself, deal with personal issues, own up her actions,

and identify and achieve her goals. Holistic education can help your

child establish a connection between her mind and body.

4. SERVE HUMANITY

Encourage your child to show kindness and generosity by

giving him or her opportunities to indulge in acts like donating to the

needy, sharing his possessions, volunteering at community centres,

and showing appreciation. By learning to serve others, your child will

grow up to be an empathetic, caring, and responsible human being.

Some inputs taken from: https://www.parentcircle.com/article/ways-to-inculcate-spirituality-in-children/

ANTHONY PAUL M. CALADO

Principal

“Grit is picking yourself up and moving

forward even when you think you can’t

take one more step.”

Christy Mossburg

GRIT Quote of the Week

PARENTING CORNER Ways to inculcate spirituality

among children

Reply Slip

( ) I have received and read Students and Parents’ Bulletin No. 31 A.Y. 2017-2018.

_________________________ ____________________________ __________________________

Student’s Name Level/Section Parent’s Signature

The greatest mistake you can make

in life is to be continually fearing you

will make a mistake. -Elbert Hubbard

Quote of the Week

March 26-28, April 02-05

Student Council Election

Campaign Period

March 27

CSN/ PASS Status Release

March 28

U.S.S.R.

March 28-30

Holy Week Break

April 02

Town Hall Meeting

April 04

MUFTI Day

(International Day of Sports)

April 02-06

Final Performance Tasks

April 06

Student Council Elections

GROWTH MINDSET

https://www.parentcircle.com/article/ways-to-inculcate-spirituality-in-children/

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