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San Marcial Elementary School with School ID 135129 is situated in San Marcial , San Isidro, Abra. San Marcial ES is situated at Brgy.

The school is guided with it's mantra SMILE (Strengthening Management for Instruction to Level-up Education) and "Only The Best For SMES" San Marcial, San Isidro, Abra

30/10/2026

62 SMES Learners Celebrate Spooktacular Halloween Party

Sixty-two learners of San Marcial Elementary School (SMES) joined the fun-filled and exciting Spooktacular Halloween Party themed “Day of Learning: Trick or Treat, Fun, Fellowship, and Wash Activities” on October 30, 2026, at the Barangay San Marcial Gymnasium.

The event was conducted by San Marcial Elementary School under the leadership of School Principal I Simplicio B. Beñas, in partnership with Barangay San Marcial headed by Barangay Captain Tamerlane P. Valera.

The celebration featured exciting activities that allowed learners to showcase their creativity through Halloween costumes, enjoy the Trick-or-Treat activity, and strengthen camaraderie through fun and fellowship. It also incorporated learning and handwashing activities to promote good hygiene among the pupils.

Adding excitement to the celebration were the prizes for the Best in Costume competition, made possible through the generosity of SGC Chairperson-Elect Maria Rosario C. Valera, Mrs. Pacita Cabudol, and SK Chairwoman Geri Mae Leera.

Meanwhile, Virginia Cabudol, Kagawad Sharon Benabese, John Clibe Jurado, Mariefe B. Bigornia and Kagawad Randy Cabusca extended their support for the successful conduct of the Trick-or-Treat activity.

The school also expressed its heartfelt appreciation to the parents who prepared and cooked snacks for the learners, as well as to all supportive parents, teachers, and other stakeholders who shared their time, effort, and resources to make the celebration memorable.

Through the collaborative efforts of the school and the barangay, the Spooktacular Halloween Party became more than just a costume celebration. It provided an opportunity for learners to enjoy meaningful experiences, build friendships, and learn the value of cooperation, hygiene, and community involvement.

The successful celebration highlighted the importance of strong school-community partnerships in creating enjoyable, meaningful, and learner-centered activities.

30/10/2026

SMES Turns Waste Paper into Useful Charcoal Through Science and Math Activity

Turning waste into something useful, pupils of San Marcial Elementary School (SMES) learned how to transform discarded papers into charcoal as part of the school's Science and Math Activity held on October 30, 2026.

The activity provided learners with a hands-on experience in recycling, allowing them to discover how waste materials, particularly used papers, can be converted into a new and useful product through a simple charcoal-making process.

Beyond developing scientific knowledge and practical skills, the activity emphasized the importance of proper waste management in maintaining a clean and healthy environment. By reusing discarded papers, pupils learned that recycling helps reduce the amount of waste thrown away, minimizes litter, and promotes responsible use of available resources.

Through active participation, the learners explored the value of resourcefulness, creativity, and environmental responsibility while applying scientific concepts in an actual learning situation. The activity also encouraged teamwork as teachers and pupils worked together throughout the process.

The initiative was made possible through the collaborative efforts of SMES teachers and learners, spearheaded by School Principal I Simplicio B. Beñas, who continues to support meaningful and experiential learning opportunities for pupils.

By transforming waste paper into charcoal, SMES demonstrated that Science and Math learning goes beyond classroom discussions. It empowers learners to discover practical solutions to everyday problems while developing habits that contribute to environmental cleanliness and sustainability.

At SMES, every piece of waste can become an opportunity to learn, create, and care for the environment.

30/10/2026

SMES Holds Science and Math Fair to Promote Hands-On Learning

SAN ISIDRO, ABRA — Exciting and interactive learning activities highlighted the conduct of the Science and Math Fair of San Marcial Elementary School (SMES) on October 30, 2026, at the San Marcial Elementary School Gymnasium, engaging learners in fun-filled activities that strengthened their scientific curiosity and mathematical skills.

The activity was spearheaded by Janice B. Gonzales, Math Coordinator, and Jonelyn T. Jaquias, Science Coordinator, under the leadership of Simplicio B. Beñas, School Principal I.

For Key Stage 1 (KS1) learners, the fair featured Coloring Numbers with Twist, the Rainbow Experiment, and the Sugar Experiment, providing opportunities to explore basic mathematical concepts and discover simple scientific principles through hands-on activities.

Meanwhile, Key Stage 2 (KS2) learners participated in Paper Charcoal Making and the exciting Number Race, which challenged their creativity, problem-solving abilities, and mathematical thinking.

Adding excitement to the event was the Science and Math Quiz, participated in by learners from all grade levels. The competition tested their knowledge, critical thinking, and understanding of concepts in Science and Mathematics.

Through these engaging activities, learners were encouraged to explore, experiment, collaborate, and appreciate the practical applications of Science and Mathematics in their everyday lives.

The successful conduct of the fair highlighted the school's commitment to making learning meaningful, enjoyable, and experiential while nurturing young minds to become curious thinkers and problem-solvers.

29/10/2026

SMES Learners Explore Creativity Through Editorial Cartooning

Learners of San Marcial Elementary School (SMES) enhanced their creativity and critical-thinking skills through an editorial cartooning session facilitated by Mariefe B. Bigornia, Master Teacher I, on October 29, 2026, as part of the school’s Learning Action Cell (LAC) sessions on Campus Journalism.

During the session, the learners explored the fundamentals of editorial cartooning, including the use of symbols, caricatures, exaggeration, and visual elements to communicate opinions and highlight relevant issues.

With Bigornia’s guidance, the young campus journalists learned how to transform ideas and observations into meaningful illustrations that convey messages clearly and creatively. The activity also encouraged them to develop their artistic abilities, analyze social issues, and express their perspectives through drawings.

Following the cartooning session, a closing program was held to formally conclude the series of campus journalism learning activities. During the program, Bigornia challenged the pupils to apply the knowledge and skills they had gained, continue improving their journalistic abilities, and have the courage to participate in campus journalism competitions.

Her challenge served as an encouragement for the young journalists to believe in their potential, remain committed to learning, and use their talents responsibly in communicating meaningful messages through journalism.

Under the leadership of School Principal I Simplicio B. Beñas, SMES continues to provide learning opportunities that nurture the talents, confidence, and journalistic skills of its learners, preparing them to become responsible and creative young communicators.

28/10/2026

SK Chairwoman, Members Donate Trash Bins to SMES

Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Chairwoman Geri Mae Leera P. Torres and her fellow SK members donated trash bins to San Marcial Elementary School (SMES) on October 27, 2026, in support of their advocacy for proper waste segregation.

The trash bins were formally turned over to Mariefe B. Bigornia, Master Teacher I, representing the school. SMES personnel, under the leadership of Simplicio B. Beñas, School Principal I, expressed their appreciation for the donation and the SK officials’ support for the school’s cleanliness initiatives.

SMES extends its gratitude to SK Chairwoman Torres and her fellow SK members for their generosity and commitment to supporting a cleaner and more orderly learning environment.

28/10/2026

SMES Pupil-Journalists boost Photojournalism Skills in Day 3 LAC Session

Pupil-journalists of San Marcial Elementary School (SMES) sharpened their photography and caption-writing skills during the third day of the Learning Action Cell (LAC) session on Campus Journalism on October 28, 2026 with the guidance of 6 teacher coaches under Simplicio B. Beñas School Principal I.

During the activity, the participants explored how photographs can tell meaningful stories, capture important moments, and communicate messages to readers. They selected their subjects, took photographs, and wrote captions that described the images clearly and accurately.

The hands-on activity provided the pupils with opportunities to develop their creativity, observation skills, and understanding of the role of visuals in news reporting. They were also encouraged to consider the importance of relevance, proper composition, and accuracy when capturing and presenting images.

Through practical exercises and guided learning, the pupil-journalists gained valuable experience in transforming ordinary scenes into meaningful visual stories that inform and engage their readers.

28/10/2026

14 SMES Pupils Strengthen Campus Journalism Skills on Day 2 LAC Session

Fourteen pupil-journalists of San Marcial Elementary School (SMES) enhanced their skills in Filipino news writing, editorial writing, column writing, science and technology writing, and sports writing during the second day of the Learning Action Cell (LAC) session on Campus Journalism on October 27, 2026 with the guidance of 6 teacher-coaches under the leadership of Simplicio B Beñas, School Principal I.

During the activity, the participants explored the essential elements of each writing category, including presenting factual information in news articles, expressing well-supported opinions in editorials, sharing insights in columns, reporting scientific and technological developments, and delivering accurate and engaging sports stories.

27/10/2026

San Marcial ES Conducts School-Based Immunization for Learners

San Marcial Elementary School (SMES), under the leadership of School Principal I Simplicio B. Beñas, successfully conducted a School-Based Immunization activity on October 27, 2026, in partnership with the Rural Health Unit (RHU) of San Isidro, Abra.

The activity aimed to promote learners’ health and protection through vaccination administered by the RHU San Isidro personnel, including the Department of Health (DOH) Human Resources for Health staff.

During the activity, six female learners from Grades 4 and 5 received the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, while 11 Grade 1 learners received the Tetanus-Diphtheria (TD) and Measles-Rubella (MR) vaccines.

The school expressed its sincere gratitude to the RHU San Isidro team and DOH health personnel for their valuable service and commitment to safeguarding the health of the learners.

The school also recognized the support of the barangay officials headed by Barangay Captain Dondon Valera, with the assistance of the Committee on Health Chairperson Marietta Cabañero, for their cooperation in ensuring the smooth conduct of the activity.

Likewise, the school thanked the parents and guardians who gave their consent for their children to be vaccinated, emphasizing the importance of family participation in promoting children's health and well-being.

Through this collaborative effort, SMES, the local health personnel, barangay officials, and parents reaffirmed their shared commitment to building a healthier and safer community for every learner.

26/10/2026

13 SMES Learners Hone Campus Journalism Skills in LAC Session

Thirteen learners from San Marcial Elementary School (SMES) strengthened their campus journalism skills during a Learning Action Cell (LAC) session on October 26, 2026, focusing on the role and importance of campus journalism, news writing, and feature writing.

The session provided the learners with opportunities to understand the responsibilities of young campus journalists and develop their skills in gathering information, writing news stories, and crafting feature articles.

During the discussion, participants learned how campus journalism serves as a platform for sharing information, expressing ideas, and promoting responsible reporting within the school community.

Six teachers, one non-teaching personnel, and one LGU-paid teacher also participated in the activity, supporting the school's efforts to strengthen campus journalism.

The session was conducted under the leadership of School Principal I Simplicio B. Beñas as part of SMES's commitment to enhancing learners' communication skills and encouraging responsible journalism.

Through the activity, the 13 learners gained valuable knowledge that may help them contribute to school publications and share meaningful stories from their school community.

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San Marcial, San Isidro
Abra
2809

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Tuesday	7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 5pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5pm
Friday	7:30am - 5pm

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