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27/10/2026

Maagang paghahanda ang susi para maprotektahan ang ating mga mag-aaral at g**o sa El Niño. ☀️🏫

Inilabas natin ang DepEd Memorandum No. 64, s. 2026 upang gabayan ang mga paaralan sa regular na pagsukat ng init sa silid-aralan, paggamit ng 4H framework, pagtiyak sa ligtas na inuming tubig, at pagpapatuloy ng feeding program.

Sa aktuwal na kondisyon ng bawat paaralan ibabatay ang pag-aangkop ng klase, upang unahin ang kaligtasan habang iniiwasan ang hindi kinakailangang pagkaantala ng pag-aaral.

Kaisa ni Pangulong Bongbong Marcos, isinusulong natin ang ligtas at handang mga paaralan para sa bawat batang Pilipino sa Bagong Pilipinas.

27/10/2026

BEAT THE HEAT, STAY SAFE, AND KEEP LEARNING!

In line with DepEd Memorandum No. 064, s. 2026, San Agustin Elementary School joins the call for Anticipatory Action, Preparedness, and Protective Measures for the 2026–2027 Super El Niño.

As we prepare for the challenges of extreme heat, let us work together to protect the health, safety, and well-being of our learners, teachers, and school personnel. Through awareness, preparation, and cooperation, we can maintain a safe and conducive learning environment for everyone.

17/10/2026

Agustinian Athletes Excel in Cluster Meet 2026

Agustinian athletes showcased their skills, determination, and sportsmanship during the Cluster Meet 2026 held at San Joaquin Elementary School, bringing home championship titles and podium finishes in badminton, basketball, and chess.
The young athletes demonstrated their dedication and competitive spirit as they represented their school in the different sporting events.

In girls’ badminton, Francheska Nicole T. Lanting and Janiah Jordynne P. Tilos emerged as champions in the doubles event. Xiah Macabuhay Madriaga secured second place in Single A Girls, while Rhianna Bettina Velasco earned second place in Single B Girls. The team was guided by coach Xena May M. Becina.

Meanwhile, in boys’ badminton, the tandem of Edric Scott L. Mabilangan and Edric Sanjiro L. Mabilangan secured second place in the Doubles Boys event. Their teammates also delivered strong performances, with Rick Lawrence M. Elambo finishing second in Single B Boys and Ahkio Jacob M. Manalo earning second place in Single A Boys. Under the guidance of coach Grace Anne C. Pupán, the team demonstrated determination, teamwork, and sportsmanship throughout the competition.

Moving from the badminton court to the basketball court, the Agustinian basketball team also made its mark, clinching second place in the tournament. Guided by coach Ruelito M. Malasmas and assistant coach Rosechelle Gregorio, the players displayed teamwork, perseverance, and competitive spirit against their opponents.

Adding to the school’s achievements, the chess team showcased strategic thinking and concentration on the board. Victor Jr. Sanchez captured first place in the Boys’ Category, while Angelo Franco Mercado earned second place. In the Girls’ Category. Ysabella Dawn Espares secured second place, and Roan Chelsea Del Mundo finished third. The team was coached by Loina Glo R. Varela and Stephanie F. Santiago.

These achievements across badminton, basketball, and chess highlight the learners’ dedication, discipline, and determination to excel. With the guidance of their coaches and the continued support of the school community, the young athletes proudly represented San Agustin Elementary School at the Cluster Meet 2026.

Principal I, Crisjee B. Silvestre EdD, and Public Schools District Supervisor (PSDS), Analiza L. Montero were also recognized for their leadership and support in promoting learners’ participation and excellence in school sports.

The Cluster Meet 2026 served as an opportunity for young athletes to develop their talents, strengthen their discipline, and build camaraderie while representing their school with pride.

Again, pagbati mula sa SAES community!!🎉

13/10/2026

NATIONAL SCHOOL SAFETY WEEK 2026
October 12–16, 2026

On October 12, 2026, San Agustin Elementary School observed National School Safety Week in line with the Department of Education’s commitment to promoting safe, inclusive, and protective learning environments for all learners. The activity was anchored on the principles of DepEd Order No. 006, s. 2026, or the Guidelines on Ensuring a Safe and Motivating Learning Environment (ESMLE), which emphasizes learner protection, the prevention of risks and hazards, and the establishment of a conducive environment for teaching and learning.

The activity highlighted the importance of maintaining a safe and child-friendly school where every learner feels protected, respected, and ready to learn. It also emphasized that ensuring school safety is a shared responsibility that requires the cooperation and active participation of school personnel, learners, parents, and community stakeholders.

Through this observance, San Agustin Elementary School reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening safety awareness, promoting preparedness, and fostering a culture of responsibility among members of the school community. The activity served as a reminder that everyone has an important role in protecting learners and maintaining a secure and supportive learning environment.

Ultimately, the observance of National School Safety Week reinforced the school’s dedication to making safety a priority and ensuring that every child can learn and thrive in a safe, inclusive, and motivating environment.

Together, let us build a safer school for every learner!

12/10/2026

OCTOBER: MONTH OF RESPONSIBILITY!

This month, let us encourage our dear learners to practice responsibility by: TAPUSIN ANG AKING GAWAIN – Complete tasks neatly and on time. PANANAGUTAN ANG AKING KALINISAN – Keep ourselves and our surroundings clean.
MAGING TAMA SA ORAS – Be punctual and follow schedules.
TUMULONG SA IBA – Be kind, helpful, and considerate.
SUMUNOD SA MGA PANUNTUNAN – Follow rules and do what is right. ALAGAAN ANG MGA GAMIT – Take good care of school materials and belongings.

Bible Verse of the Month: Colossians 3:17 “Anuman ang inyong gawin, sa salita man o sa gawa, lahat ay gawin sa pangalan ni Jesus.”

May we guide our learners to become responsible, disciplined, and caring individuals who do their best in every task entrusted to them. Together, let us build good habits and strong values that will last a lifetime!

Responsableng mag-aaral, matagumpay na kinabukasan!

28/09/2026

Happy National Teachers’ Month 2026!

To all the teachers of San Agustin Elementary School, we are grateful for everything you do. ❤️
Thank you for your patience, kindness, and dedication. Your efforts make a big difference in the lives of our children.

Teacher, ikaw naman! This month is for you.

Happy Teachers’ Month! 🎉

24/09/2026

We proudly extends our warmest congratulations to Doc Crisjee B. Silvestre on her appointment as Principal I!👏

May you continue to lead with dedication and inspire the San Agustin Elementary School community.

Congratulations and best wishes in your new role!

23/09/2026

1st TERM PARENTS’ CONFERENCE & CARD SIGNING ✨

San Agustin Elementary School successfully held its 1st Term Parents’ Conference and Card Signing last September 18, 2026.

We sincerely thank all the parents and guardians for their time, presence, support, and continued commitment to their children’s education. Your active involvement plays an important role in helping our learners grow, learn, and succeed.

23/09/2026

ILAW Framework Orientation at SAES

San Agustin Elementary School(SAES) successfully conducted an Orientation on the ILAW Framework for its dedicated faculty members, fostering a deeper understanding of its principles and strengthening the teachers’ commitment to effective, meaningful, and learner-centered education.

The orientation was headed by Sir Ryan S. Marquez, Master Teacher II, who guided the faculty in exploring the framework, its key concepts, and its significance in enhancing teaching practices and supporting learners’ development.

The activity provided an avenue for teachers to share insights, clarify understanding, and reflect on how the ILAW Framework can be integrated into their daily teaching practices.

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