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News article by: Ivan Amoroto Senior Boy Scouts had their camping at 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, December 7, 2023. The event took place at Yverdon de Pestallozi School, Inc.   Photo: Sir Bonifacio Gapusan The scouters believe that cam ping teaches the scouts teamwork, responsibility, independence, and skills. Their first activity was to build their tent at 3 p.m. Following that, they had their flag ceremony rehearsal (which differs slightly from the normal flag ceremony in which students participate every Monday) and lecture, which was led by Sctr. Kristian Pastrana, BTC, OA  and  Sctr. Antonio R. Quinto Jr., BTC, OA                                                                             Photo: Ivan Amoroto/Legacy The reafter, they were given time to prepare their yell-making, song-making, and skit-making by 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. to be performed after the bonfire ceremony. From 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. The boy scouts prepared and ate dinner. Then, they started to ignite the bonfire together with the

News Report by: Princess Junem C. Zapico. Elisha Feliciano,  Aljohn R.Walinsundin (Legacy) As the CSANPRISA Academic Events approaches, principal Adelfa Quinto of Yverdon de Pestallozi School Inc. shared her responses to several questions regarding the upcoming competition. Principal Adelfa Quinto in an interview with the Legacy As the CSANPRISA Academic Events approaches, principal Adelfa Quinto of Yverdon de Pestallozi School Inc. shared her responses to several questions regarding the upcoming competition. In a recent meeting with the CSANPRISA academic coaches, Mrs. Adelfa Quinto requested the group to sign up using Google Forms to ensure seamless facilitation with the preparations for classrooms to be used during the tournament.  She also enlisted the school's IT team to prepare a template and an excel sheet to manage the results of the competition. This reflects a dual approach, with both manual and electronic tabulation being employed to enhance result validity. Preparing fo

News Report by: Janel Sacares and Christen Lariz Gelera  The 16-year-old student who represented the Yverdon De Pestalozzi School Inc. in the CSANPRISA Track and Field tournament is Jay Paraiso Fernandez, a student of grade 11-HUMSS. All of his preparation leading up to the competition is worth it. Despite all the challenges he faced, he took home three medals consisting of one gold medal in three-miles-run and two silver medals in the 400-metre run and one-mile walkathon. Jay Fernandez of 11-HUMSS But let us know who Jay Fernandez is. Fernandez has been a student athlete since grade 5, but due to some unexpected occasions regarding the pandemic this past few years, sadly, the male couldn't continue his desire in playing. But fortunately, the male went back on playing the certain sport in 10th grade, up until now in his senior highschool year. As the male stated, Fernandez didn't quite seem pressured during the competition since he's been participating in those since before