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DepEd Tayo Western Abra National High School The ONLY High School in the Municipality of Danglas, Abra.

📢ANNOUNCEMENT Western Abra National High School invites all parents and official guardians to attend the General PTA Ass...
29/10/2026

📢ANNOUNCEMENT

Western Abra National High School invites all parents and official guardians to attend the General PTA Assembly on October 30, 2026 (Friday), at 3:00 PM at the WANHS Gymnasium.

Your presence and active participation are highly valued as we strengthen the partnership between the school and families in supporting our learners’ academic progress, well-being, and overall development.

đź“… Date: October 30, 2026 (Friday)
đź•’ Time:3:00 PM
📍 Venue: WANHS Gymnasium
👥 Participants: All parents and official guardians

Let us work hand in hand for the continued success of our learners and the betterment of our school community.

Your presence matters. See you there!

WANHS Recognizes Winners of Mental Health Month ContestsWestern Abra National High School recognized the winners of its ...
23/10/2026

WANHS Recognizes Winners of Mental Health Month Contests

Western Abra National High School recognized the winners of its Mental Health Month contests today during an awarding ceremony held after the flag-raising, celebrating learners’ creativity and their active participation in promoting mental health awareness.

The contests featured slogan-making and poster-making, providing learners with opportunities to express their thoughts and perspectives on the importance of mental health and well-being through words and visual art. The activities and awarding ceremony were spearheaded by Ma’am Noemi B. Alejandre, School Guidance Designate, who led the initiative in fostering awareness and encouraging learners to value mental health as an essential part of their overall well-being.

Through these activities, WANHS continues to promote a supportive and caring school environment where mental health awareness, self-expression, and the well-being of every learner are valued and encouraged.

WANHS Celebrates October Birthday Celebrators with a Simple Yet Meaningful ProgramWestern Abra National High School hono...
23/10/2026

WANHS Celebrates October Birthday Celebrators with a Simple Yet Meaningful Program

Western Abra National High School honored its October birthday celebrators through a simple yet meaningful celebration organized by the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) officers, with the support of outgoing School Head Ma’am Perlita G. Bersamin.

The celebration recognized the birthdays of Sir Jonathan A. Ardaniel, Ma’am Jenny D. Quiday, and Sir Paul John T. Sequerra. Teachers and students joined in extending their heartfelt birthday greetings and warm wishes, making the occasion a special moment of appreciation and togetherness within the school community.

Through this simple gesture, WANHS reaffirmed its culture of camaraderie, gratitude, and appreciation for the people who make the school community a welcoming and supportive place to learn and work. The celebration served as a reminder that even the simplest expressions of kindness can make birthdays more memorable.

WANHS Welcomes its New School HeadWestern Abra National High School officially welcomed its new school head, Ma’am Perci...
23/10/2026

WANHS Welcomes its New School Head

Western Abra National High School officially welcomed its new school head, Ma’am Percinia B. Taluban, School Principal I, during the turnover ceremony held today, marking a new chapter in the school’s leadership.

During the ceremony, outgoing School Head Ma’am Perlita G. Bersamin formally turned over her responsibilities to Ma’am Taluban, symbolizing the transition of leadership and the continued commitment to advancing the school’s programs, initiatives, and educational goals.

The event was graced by the officers of the Board of Directors (BOD), led by Mr. Albert Masaoay; Ma’am Fernandina B. Lagundino, Public Schools District Supervisor (PSDS) of La Paz District; and Hon.Joannette B. Cay-an, Chairperson of the Education Committee, representing the Local Government Unit of Danglas.

As WANHS welcomes its new school head, the school community looks forward to continued collaboration, strengthened partnerships, and sustained efforts toward providing quality education and meaningful learning experiences for all learners.

Western Abra National High School held a heartfelt send-off program in honor of Ma’am Perlita G. Bersamin, Principal II,...
21/10/2026

Western Abra National High School held a heartfelt send-off program in honor of Ma’am Perlita G. Bersamin, Principal II, as she prepares for her reassignment to the Schools Division Office of Abra, where she will take on a new role serving the entire division. The occasion marked not only the end of a remarkable chapter in her service to WANHS but also the beginning of a greater opportunity to share her leadership and expertise with a wider educational community.

Ma’am Pearl has devoted 30 years of service to WANHS and holds the distinction of being the school's first teacher when it began its operations in 1995, making her an integral part of the institution's history and growth.

The send-off program was attended by members of Ma’am Pearl’s family, her retired colleagues, and the School Parent-Teacher Association (SPTA) President, Mr. Albert Masaoay. Students and teachers expressed their heartfelt gratitude for her invaluable contributions, dedicated service, and lasting impact on the school community. As they bid her farewell, the WANHS family also conveyed their warmest wishes for success in her new assignment, recognizing that her service will continue to make a difference beyond the school’s walls. While her reassignment brings a new chapter, the legacy she leaves at WANHS will remain part of its story.

Thank you, Ma’am Pearl, for 30 years of service and commitment. Best wishes on your new journey!

Western Abra National High School held a Eucharistic Mass today, presided over by Rev. Fr. Renato Amasi, bringing togeth...
21/10/2026

Western Abra National High School held a Eucharistic Mass today, presided over by Rev. Fr. Renato Amasi, bringing together students, teachers, pre-service teachers, and non-teaching personnel in a meaningful celebration of faith and unity. The gathering provided the school community with an opportunity to strengthen their spiritual connection and reflect on the importance of faith in their daily lives.

In his homily, Fr. Amasi highlighted the life and example of St. Pedro Calungsod, a young Filipino missionary known for his unwavering faith, courage, and dedication to serving God. Through his inspiring story, the school community was reminded of the value of living out one's faith through acts of service, love, and commitment. The celebration reaffirmed WANHS' commitment to nurturing not only the academic growth of its learners but also their spiritual and moral development.

Ian Alexis Piñeda Conquers WANHS’ First-Ever Rubik's Cube Master Challenge in 35 Seconds!Speed, strategy, and precision ...
19/10/2026

Ian Alexis Piñeda Conquers WANHS’ First-Ever Rubik's Cube Master Challenge in 35 Seconds!

Speed, strategy, and precision took center stage as Western Abra National High School, through Project LAB-X, successfully held its first-ever Rubik’s Cube Master Challenge last Friday before the start of morning classes. Open to all grade levels, the competition brought together one representative from each grade level to showcase their skills, techniques, and speed in solving the iconic puzzle cube.

Bringing together some of the school’s finest young puzzle solvers, the challenge tested the participants’ concentration, problem-solving abilities, and quick thinking. Rising above the competition, Ian Alexis Piñeda of Grade 11 – Tanzanite emerged as the champion, completing the Rubik’s Cube in an impressive 35 seconds!

Adding excitement and learning to the event, a Science Trivia segment was also conducted, where students tested their scientific knowledge and received prizes for their participation and correct answers. These activities made the event not only a showcase of speed and strategy but also an opportunity to promote scientific curiosity and intellectual engagement among learners.

Congratulations to Ian Alexis Piñeda and all the participants who made this inaugural competition a success! WANHS also extends its appreciation to the project proponents, Sir Jonathan A. Ardaniel and Ma’am Ma. Jeane F. Franco, for spearheading this initiative that encourages learners to think critically, explore their abilities, and embrace the joy of learning. May this achievement inspire more WANHS learners to take on new challenges—one twist at a time!

WANHS Deploys 32 Grade 12 TVL Learners for JDVP Work Immersion at Mt. CarmelThirty-two (32) Grade 12 Technical-Vocationa...
19/10/2026

WANHS Deploys 32 Grade 12 TVL Learners for JDVP Work Immersion at Mt. Carmel

Thirty-two (32) Grade 12 Technical-Vocational-Livelihood (TVL) Agri-Fishery Arts (AFA) learners of Western Abra National High School were deployed today at Mt. Carmel, Pidigan, Abra, to undertake their Joint Delivery Voucher Program (JDVP) Work Immersion, marking another significant step in their preparation for future careers in their chosen fields.

The learners are set to complete 320 hours of work immersion, providing them with valuable opportunities to apply their classroom learning, develop practical skills, and gain meaningful workplace experience. Accompanying the learners are Ma’am Regine M. Balaoro, their immersion teacher; Sir Marco P. Sangdaan, Senior High School Coordinator; and Ma’am Perlita G. Bersamin, Principal II. Meanwhile, Ma’am Maria Ritchelle U. Ferras served as the monitor-in-charge at Mt. Carmel, helping oversee the learners’ work immersion. This collaborative effort reflects the commitment of WANHS and its partner institution to providing quality, hands-on learning experiences that prepare learners for the world of work.

May this experience equip our learners with the competence, confidence, and work values they need to thrive in their future endeavors.

Faith, Culture Highlight La Naval 2026 and IP Month Celebration in CananCANAN, LA PAZ, ABRA, October 18, 2026 – Faith an...
18/10/2026

Faith, Culture Highlight La Naval 2026 and IP Month Celebration in Canan

CANAN, LA PAZ, ABRA, October 18, 2026 – Faith and cultural heritage took place as parishioners gathered at the Our Lady of Fatima Parish Church for the celebration of La Naval 2026 and Indigenous Peoples (IP) Month.

The 8:30 a.m. Mass was presided over by Rev. Fr. Antonio P. Astudillo and sponsored by the Local Government Unit of Danglas led by Mayor Esther B. Bernos, Western Abra National High School (WANHS) headed by Mrs. Perlita G. Bersamin, and the communities of Sitio Alimudong and Sitio Cadalig.

Among those in attendance were Danglas Vice Mayor, Attorney Russel A. Bragas and members of the LGU Danglas workforce, underscoring the municipality's support for the parish celebration.

The liturgy was enriched by the WANHS student choir, whose remarkable performance drew praise and applause from churchgoers. Adding cultural significance to the celebration, WANHS Indigenous Peoples dancers showcased a native dance during the offertory procession.

In the afternoon, the spirit of camaraderie continued through sports as the WANHS men's volleyball team accepted the annual friendship game invitation of Queen of Peace High School of Canan, Inc. (QPHSCI). The two teams engaged in a closely contested match with a thrilling 5 sets that displayed teamwork, skill, and sportsmanship.

The celebration successfully brought together faith, culture, education, and community fellowship, reflecting the enduring spirit of unity among the people of Canan and neighboring communities.

WANHS CELEBRATES MENTAL HEALTH DAY, PROMOTES WELL-BEING AND STIGMA-FREE AWARENESSWestern Abra National High School (WANH...
14/10/2026

WANHS CELEBRATES MENTAL HEALTH DAY, PROMOTES WELL-BEING AND STIGMA-FREE AWARENESS

Western Abra National High School (WANHS) celebrated Mental Health Day today, October 14, 2026, through a short program spearheaded by the school’s Mental Health Coordinator, Ma’am Noemi B. Alejandre, Teacher V, with the support of the school head, Ma’am Perlita G. Bersamin.

The program highlighted the rationale behind the celebration and emphasized the importance of mental health in achieving overall well-being. In her message, Ma’am Bersamin underscored that mental health is just as important as physical health and called for greater awareness and understanding to help break the stigma surrounding mental health concerns. The celebration concluded with a lively Zumba activity, promoting physical wellness, positivity, and the importance of maintaining a healthy mind and body.

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