No. 19 A.Y. 2017-2018 December 04, 2017

STONYHURST

SOUTHVILLE

INTERNATIONAL

SCHOOL

Batangas City,

Philippines

Tel. No. (043) 7233595

www.stonyhurst.edu.ph infobatangas@stonyhurst.edu.ph

STONYHURST SOUTHVILLE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

Students & Parents’

BULLETIN 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.

RAFAEL LANDICHO brings honor to SSIS

Juan Rafael Landicho

once again gives pride to

Stonyhurst Southville

International School as he is

one of the 23 medalists of the

Philippines who won at the 14th

International Mathematics and

Science Olympiad for Primary

School (IMSO) held in Singapore

from November 20-24.

Rafael Landicho won a

Silver Medal in the Science

DECEMBER 06, 2017

It’s MUFTI DAY!

Christmas is definitely in the air! Thus, for this month’s MUFTI Day,

all the Valiant Knights are encouraged to come to school wearing an attire

which shows the Colors of Christmas. Show the bright yellow, dazzling gold,

fiery red, calming green, and many

other attractive colors on that

day!

Let’s all be blissful

during the Christmas season

and celebrate love through

giving. Merry Christmas!

Competition of IMSO. He is one of the 8 Filipino students from different parts

of the Philippines who bagged a Silver Medal.

This year’s IMSO was participated in by Brunei, Bulgaria, China, Hong

Kong, India, Indonesia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia,

Nepal, Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Tajikistan,

Thailand, and Vietnam and was organized by the NUS High School of Math

and Science, and Singapore’s Ministry of Education.

Inputs from: https://www.rappler.com/bulletin-board/189565-pinoy-students-medals-international-mathematics-science-olympiad

The delegates of the Philippines during the IMSO in Singapore, November 20-24.

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Legends: R-Red Knights, B-Blue Knights, G- Green Knights, and Y-Yellow Knights

Badminton Boys Singles (GS)

CHAMPION B - Fonzy Ofreneo

1st RUNNER-UP R – Sukhman Uppal

2nd RUNNER-UP G – Shaun Garcia

3rd RUNNER-UP Y – Julio Hinch

Badminton Girls Singles (GS)

CHAMPION B – Kirsten Almario

1st RUNNER-UP R – Jamia lopez

2nd RUNNER-UP G – Ayesha Suarez

3rd RUNNER-UP Y – Juciara Ceniza

Badminton Boys Singles (HS)

CHAMPION R – Dzaki Dzikril Hakim

1st RUNNER-UP B – Ynigo Plata

2nd RUNNER-UP Y – Ronan Villanueva

3rd RUNNER-UP G – Aaron Lim

Badminton Girls Singles (HS)

CHAMPION Y – Noreen Cabatay

1st RUNNER-UP R – Nicola Caparas

2nd RUNNER-UP B – Katrina Garcia

3rd RUNNER-UP G – Princess Cadacio

Badminton Mixed Doubles (GS)

CHAMPION Y – Jian Diego / Ray Masangkay

1st RUNNER-UP R – Allen Datinguinoo / Raffy Jobog

2nd RUNNER-UP B – Annie Cua / Albeen Macaraig

3rd RUNNER-UP G – Princess Blanco / Migoy Dilao

Badminton Mixed Doubles (HS)

CHAMPION Y – RJ Villamor / Anne Guamos

1st RUNNER-UP G – Willan Andrei and Willan Maei Uy

2nd RUNNER-UP R – Ian Cruz / Rayle Castillo

3rd RUNNER-UP B – Gela Macalalad / Cyrus Marabe

Chess Boys (GS)

CHAMPION G – Aaron Burgos

1st RUNNER-UP B – Cj Chavez

2nd RUNNER-UP R – Sukhman Uppal

3rd RUNNER-UP Y – Druv Agrawal

Chess Girls (GS)

CHAMPION R – Raffy Jobog

1st RUNNER-UP Y – Jessica Loder

2nd RUNNER-UP B – Zoe Macaraig

3rd RUNNER-UP G – Gem Enriquez

Intramurals 2017 List of Winners

CONGRATULATIONS to the following Winners during the Book Month Celebration:

*JHS/ SHS

Vocabulary Quiz Bee

Grade 7 Competence

Gianne Veana Vazquez

Grade 8 Integrity

Irish Portugal

Grade 9- Wisdom Jewel Delos Angeles

Grade 10 Excellence Katrina Garcia

Grade 10 Responsibility Kaye Sarmiento

Grade 11 Sincerity

Darmari Joshua Guamos Grade 12 Loyalty

Leandro Emmanuelle Lira

SPELLING QUIZ BEE

Grade 3-Confidence

Niña Agor

Grade 3-Courage

Dana Yanga

Grade 4-Benevolence

Micaya Janella Coliyat

Grade 4-Compassion

Orlando Miguel Endaya

Grade 5-Humility

Ma. Bernadette Landicho

Grade 5-Punctuality

Sheena Francesca Dueñas

Grade 6-Determination

Juan Rafael Landicho

Grade 6-Perseverance

Julio Mikael Hinch

LITERARY KNIGHTS

Grade 3-Confidence Reinadine Cuerdo Grade 3-Courage

Ashley Ebora Grade 4-Benevolence

Micaya Janella Coliyat

Grade 4-Compassion Jose Jerikko Caringal

Grade 5-Humility Ella Nicole Bantigue

Grade 5-Punctuality Tiana Azahle Dizon

Grade 6-Determination

Juan Rafael Landicho

Grade 6 Perseverance

Alfonso Rafael Ofreneo

IMPROMPTU SPEAKING

Category B

1st - Alfonso Ofreneo

Grade 6-Perseverance

2nd - Sheena Dueñas

Grade 5-Punctuality

3rd - Raphaela Jobog

Grade 6-Determination

IMPROMPTU SPEAKING

Category A

1st - Ehryn Anne Casao

Grade 3-Compassion

2nd - Kaith Jose Aquino

Grade 3-Courage

3rd - Claudine Coley

Grade 4-Benevolence

JAZZ CHANT

Category A Grade 4-Compassion

Category B

Grade 6-Perseverance

*GRADE SCHOOL

CHARACTER

IMPERSONATION Category A

Grade 4-Benevolence

Category B

Grade 6-Perseverance

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Chess Boys (HS)

CHAMPION Y – Adam Chavez

1st RUNNER-UP B – Fred Chavez

2nd RUNNER-UP G – Frankie Hernandez

3rd RUNNER-UP R – Dzaki Dzikril Hakim

Chess Girls (HS)

CHAMPION R – Nicola Caparas

1st RUNNER-UP G – Aitana De Chavez

2nd RUNNER-UP Y – Iana Portugal

3rd RUNNER-UP B – Nicole Hernandez

Game of the Generals Boys (GS)

CHAMPION Y – Ray Masangkay

1st RUNNER-UP B – Jude Maranan

2nd RUNNER-UP R – kier Allen Datinguinoo

3rd RUNNER-UP G – Adrian Anonuevo

Game of the Generals Girls (GS)

CHAMPION Y – Jessica Loder

1st RUNNER-UP G – Ashley Moreno

2nd RUNNER-UP R – Rowan Daphnee Manongsong

3rd RUNNER-UP B – Nessa Boringot

Game of the Generals Boys (HS)

CHAMPION B - Patrick Chavez

1st RUNNER-UP Y – Vito Malabanan

2nd RUNNER-UP R – Neal Cruz

3rd RUNNER-UP G – Paolo Fontanilla

Game of the Generals Girls (HS)

CHAMPION R – Aliyah Areta

1st RUNNER-UP Y – Jhem Delos Angeles

2nd RUNNER-UP B – Darla Garcia

3rd RUNNER-UP G – Erich De Torres

Scrabble Boys (GS)

CHAMPION Y – Jacian Hernandez

1st RUNNER-UP B – Fonzy Ofreneo

2nd RUNNER-UP G – Keon Cabuhat

3rd RUNNER-UP R – Denis Ramos

Scrabble Girls (GS)

CHAMPION G – Micaya Coliyat

1st RUNNER-UP B – Patricia Mendoza

2nd RUNNER-UP R – Ina Amparo

3rd RUNNER-UP Y – Claudine Coley

Scrabble Boys (HS)

CHAMPION Y – Darmari Guamos (DJ)

1st RUNNER-UP G – Marcelle Dimaculangan

2nd RUNNER-UP B – Patrick Chavez

3rd RUNNER-UP R – Justin Tan

Have a jolly moment with Santa! The Grade School Student Council

would like to invite all the young Valiant Knights to grab the opportunity to HAVE A PHOTO WITH SANTA. This project of the GS Student Council aims to collect simple toys as early Christmas presents to the street children. The interested students may bring their simple toy donations on December 06. In exchange for

the toys, they may bond and have a photo with our invited Santa. Toys that will be collected by Santa will be distributed to underpriviledged children in one of Santa’s outreach visits this Christmas season.

BOOK QUIZ BEE

First Place: Grade 10-

Excellence *Katrina E. Garcia

*Cyrus Van M. Marabe *Regina Janine M. Masangkay

Second Place: Grade 10-

Responsibility *Angela Andrei E. Macalalad

*Dzaki Dzikril Hakim

*Maria Elyza A. Bautista

Third Place: Grade 8-Integrity *Gio Angelo Jobog

*Darmarie Anne Joelle Guamos

*Francis Ethan Cabral

IMPROMPTU SPEAKING

Category A- Grades 7- 9

Mary Joy Atenta

Category B Grades 10-12

Cardelyn Hernandez

Category B Grades 10-12

Grade 10 Responsibility

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Scrabble Girls (HS)

CHAMPION R – Nikki Montenegro

1st RUNNER-UP Y – Irish Portugal

2nd RUNNER-UP G - Princess Cadacio

3rd RUNNER-UP B – Sha Alajmi

Short Distance Boys (GS)

CHAMPION B – Fonzy Ofreneo

1st RUNNER-UP R – Miguel Alcantara

2nd RUNNER-UP G – Aaron Burgos

3rd RUNNER-UP Y – Jacian Hernandez

Short Distance Girls (GS)

CHAMPION G – Ayesha Suarez

1st RUNNER-UP B – Aybe Flores

2nd RUNNER-UP Y – Lian Diego

3rd RUNNER-UP R – Raffy Jobog

Short Distance Boys (HS)

CHAMPION G – Peter Maclndeor

1st RUNNER-UP R – Jerico Castillo

2nd RUNNER-UP Y – Levy Macaraig

3rd RUNNER-UP B – Kyrone Cueto

Short Distance Girls (HS)

CHAMPION G – Lara Gonzales

1st RUNNER-UP R – Chiara Ylagan

2nd RUNNER-UP B – Lychee Bautista

3rd RUNNER-UP Y – Maxyne Bergonio

Long Distance Boys (GS)

CHAMPION B – Ivan Cultura

1st RUNNER-UP R – Allen Datinguinoo

2nd RUNNER-UP G – Migoy Dilao

3rd RUNNER-UP Y – Aleser Leynes

Long Distance Girls (GS)

CHAMPION G – Alexandre Relucio

1st RUNNER-UP B – Alexa De Torres

2nd RUNNER-UP R – Jamia lopez

3rd RUNNER-UP Y – Nicole Ubamos

Long Distance Boys (HS)

CHAMPION Y – Jude Virtudes

1st RUNNER-UP G – Denroe Hernandez

2nd RUNNER-UP R – Enzo Lira

3rd RUNNER-UP B – Diesel Chavez

Long Distance Girls (HS)

CHAMPION G – Rosh Macalalad

1st RUNNER-UP Y – Jeung Nam

2nd RUNNER-UP B – Sam Moldez

3rd RUNNER-UP R – AJ Espina

GUIDELINES FOR VALUES

EXCELLENCE AWARD 1.No grade lower than A (Average) from the First to the Final

Grade in the following components : A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6,

A7, A8,E1, E2, E3

2.VS (Very Superior) average at the end of the academic year

in all the Character components : B1, B2, B3, B4, and B5.

*Please note that a student must have a VS in all these

components in the Third Term. There must only be one S

(Superior) mark either in the First or Second Term as long as

the final average is still a VS.

3.At least an S (Superior) average at the end of the academic

year in the following components : A9, A10, A11, C1, C2, C3, C4,

C5, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D8, and D9.

*Please note that a student must have an S in all these

components in the Third Term. There must only be one AA

(Above Average) mark either in the First or Second Term as

long as the final average is still an S.

4.VS (Very Satisfactory) average at the end of the academic

year in Deportment

*Please note that a student must have a VS in this component

in the Third Term. There must only be one S (Satisfactory)

mark either in the First or Second Term as long as the final

average is still a VS.

*A student must not have been involved in any major violation

throughout the year.

Book Month Celebration Winners (Continued from page 3)

*ECED

SPELLING BEE WINNERS SK Peace

Jermaine Migelle A. Creus

SK Unity Louise Janine B. Privado

G1 Discipline Dwayne Moses D. Menia

G1 Generosity Martina Patrice Macatangay

G2 Industry

Bianca Beatriz B. Ofreneo G2 Resourcefulness

Danmarr Niel T. Duňo

HALLMARK RECITATION CITATION

Preschool-Senior Kinder

ECED-G2 Resourcefulness

STORY TELLING CONTEST Grade 1

Champion-Peñaranda, Ashley Gwenn

1st runner-up-Buenavente,

Jaiden Liam 2nd runner-up-Tolentino,

Raver 3rd runner-up-Badillo, Natalie

Gwenn

Grade 2 Champion-Navarro, Paul

Vincent Leandrei 1st runner-up-Geronimo, Sofia

Uri Ysabelle

2nd runner-up-Catilo, Mathea Zairen

3rd runner-up-Ofreneo,

Bianca Beatriz

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3-point Shoot-out (GS)

CHAMPION Y – David Ubamos

1st RUNNER-UP B – Johnrei Castillo

2nd RUNNER-UP R – James Delos Angeles

3rd RUNNER-UP G – Jon Raymond Valdez

3-point Shoot-out (HS)

CHAMPION Y – Ken Datingaling

1st RUNNER-UP R – Renz Portugal

2nd RUNNER-UP G – Denroe Hernandez

3rd RUNNER-UP B – Chris Alyward

MR. Intrams - Grade School

CHAMPION G- Jon Raymond Valdez

MS. Intrams - Grade School

CHAMPION Y – Claudine Simone Coley

MR. Intrams - High School

CHAMPION G – Jod Bermas

MS. Intrams - High School

CHAMPION R – Jewel Sheelah Delos Angeles

BASKETBALL MVP and MYTHICAL SELECTION

Grade School High School

Mythical Five Mythical Five

1.Raymond Valdez – Green 1. Jude Virtudes – Yellow

2.David Ubamos – Yellow 2.Denroe Hernandez – Green

3.James Delos Angeles – red 3.Kyrone Cueto – Blue

4.Ivan Cultura – Blue 4 Demsell Maramot – Blue

5. Johnrei Castillo - Blue 5. Jerico Castillo – Red

MVP : Jonhrei Castillo – Blue MVP : Jerico Castillo - Red

VOLLEYBALL MVP and MYTHICAL SELECTION

Grade School -MIXED

Mythical Six

1. Aybe Flores – Blue

2. Ayesha Suarez – Green

3. Raymond Valdez – Green

4. Ray Masangkay – Yellow

5. James delos Angeles – Red

6. Jamia Lopez - Red

MVP : Jamia Lopez – Red

GUIDELINES FOR GOOD

CITIZEN AWARD

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Forum is conducted and is attended to every term by the

Junior and Senior High School students in order to help them hone their entrepreneurial skills. This

activity is also a way for us to inspire and motivate

the students to be employers and not just employees

someday.

This CEO Forum which is associated with the Business subject, aims to expose the students to

different possibilities in the field of Business by

inviting different resource speakers who are experts in field and are considered as CEOs.

The CEO Forum will be today, December 04,

2017 at the SSIS Main Hall. All the participants are expected to wear business attire. The said attire can

be worn all through out the day or the students may opt to bring their school uniform and change after

the forum.

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VOLLEYBALL MVP and MYTHICAL SELECTION

High School

Boys Girls

Mythical Six Mythical Six

1. Jonas Dimaano – Red 1. Cardelyn Hernandez –

Green

2. Jude Virtudes – yellow 2.Carla Delas Alas – yellow

3. Jod Bermas – Green 3. Mika Gonda – Red

4. Potch Mercado – Blue 4. Raylle Castillo – Red

5.Chris Aylward – Blue 5.Sam Moldez - Blue

6.Jerome Villanueva – Blue 6. Ruth Macalalad – Green

MVP : Jerome Villanueva - Blue MVP : Ruth Macalalad - Green

FOOTBALL MVP and MYTHICAL SELECTION

Grade School

Boys Girls

Mythical Seven Mythical Seven

1. Lebron Marquez – B Princess Macalalad – B

2. JP Agtay – R Aybe Flores - B

3. Ray masangakay – Y Ayesha Suarez – G

4 Aaron Burgos – G Nicole Ubamos – Y

5. James Delos Angeles – R Juciara Ceniza – Y

6.John Delos Angeles – R Ysa Santiago - R

7.Firas fairus Zaman - R Kirsten Almario - B

MVP : James Delos Angeles-R MVP : Aybe Flores – B

FOOTBALL MVP and MYTHICAL SELECTION

High School

Boys Girls

Mythical Seven Mythical Seven

1. Jerome Villanueva – B Jeung Nam – Y

2. Younseo Nam – Y Mika Gonda – R

3. Peter Maclndeor – G Sam Moldez - B

4. Enzo Lira – R Rosh Macalalad – G

5. Ken Datingaling – Y Ruth macalalad – G

6. Chris Aylward - B Lychee Bautista – B

4. Ronan Villanueva - Y Lara Gonzales - G

MVP : Ronan Villanueva - Y MVP : Lara Gonzales - G

The Southville Global

Educational Network (SGEN) Academic

Olympiad is an annual competition

participated in by the different SGEN

Schools.

This event aims to challenge the

skills of the students in different fields

in order for them to develop the 5Cs.

Moreover, this activity also intends to

strengthen the bonds between the

students of the different SGEN Schools:

Southville International Schools and

Colleges (SISC), Stonyhurst Southville

International School Batangas (SSIS

Batangas), Stonyhurst Southville

International School Malarayat (SSIS

Malarayat), South Mansfield Colleges

(SMC), SEED Academy, and Southville

International Schools and Colleges

Affiliated with Foreign Universities

(SISFU).

The students from the said

schools are going to compete with each

other in the following contests: Spelling

Bee, Impromptu Speaking, and Quiz

Bee. In addition to those individual

contests, is the challenge for each

participating school to bring home the

Over-all Champion Award. Last year, it

was SISC who received the said feat.

This year, SSIS Batangas is going

to host the event and the school’s

representatives are undergoing

intensive trainings in order to bag the

Over-all Champion Award.

SSIS BATANGAS to host the

SGEN ACADEMIC

OLYMPIAD

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OF THE WEEK Being true to oneself/

one’s value

As parents, it's natural for you to want to give your children the things

you didn't have. And in today's world, it's often easy to confuse the wants

of your children with their actual needs. Often you respond to every "I

want" because you can and it makes you feel good, not necessarily

because you should. Especially during the holidays, many of you tend to

give generously to your children even those who typically practice

moderation.

There are an infinite number of toys, games, and treats in today's

world. And no matter how much your children have, they will always

want more, and there will always be a friend who has more. How can we

change this mindset and raise caring and giving children that know the

importance of giving rather than getting? How do we avoid over spoiling

our kids during the holidays? Here are some tips on how you can teach

your children to moderate their wants, be thankful for what they have,

and give to others.

1. Encourage empathy

Generosity starts with thinking about how others feel. Children are

naturally egotistical, but parents can cultivate empathy by helping

children imagine how others feel. Choosing something special to give

to someone their own age will make kids feel more connected.

2. Praise generous deeds

Children will naturally do nice things for others from time to time. If you

notice a nice gesture, like sharing a toy, giving a compliment or helping

carry in groceries, praise your child for the behavior. Positive recognition

for something makes a child more likely to continue doing it.

3. Set an example

From the moment they’re born kids look to parents for cues on how to

behave. Talking to kids about giving back is important, but setting an

example of generosity in your own life — including an elderly relative in

plans, volunteering at the school fair, pitching in with the dishes after a

big dinner — shows kids you really mean it.

Do you want your kids to grow up to be generous adults? Christmas is

the perfect time to explore and model empathic responses to the less

fortunate. Let’s wrap this Christmas in generosity!

REFERENCES:

https://www.brighthorizons.com/family-resources/e-family-news/2011-giving-and-getting-during-the-holiday-season

https://childmind.org/article/tips-for-raising-generous-children/

ANTHONY PAUL M. CALADO

Principal

“One form of perseverance is the daily discipline of trying to do

things better than we did yesterday.”

― Angela Duckworth

December 04

Advent Wreath Lighting Ceremony

CEO Forum

December 05,06, and 07

Second Term Long Tests

December 06

MUFTI Day (Colors of Christmas)

U.S.S.R.

December 07

SGEN Academic Olympiad

December 08

Holiday (Batangas Province

Foundation Day)

December 09

Reading Marathon

(Grade 3-Courage)

GRIT Quote of the Week

PARENTING CORNER Ways to develop your child’s generosity

during the Christmas season

Reply Slip

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Student’s Name Level/Section Parent’s Signature

Stop being afraid of what could go wrong , think of what could go

right.

Quote of the Week

GROWTH MINDSET