DepEd Tayo Burgos CS 101401

09/10/2026

🎉 CONGRATULATIONS, BURGOS CENTRAL SCHOOL CAMPUS JOURNALISTS! 🎉

Burgos Central School proudly congratulates our talented campus journalists for their remarkable achievements in the Division Schools Press Conference (DSPC) 2026! 🏆📰

Your dedication, creativity, perseverance, and passion for campus journalism have brought pride and honor to our school. Each achievement reflects your commitment to excellence and the power of young voices in responsible journalism.
🌟 Our DSPC 2026 Winners:
🥉 9th Place – Scitech English
Dannia Akirah Panag
🏅 8th Place – Sports Writing
Julia Blancio
🏅 7th Place – Editorial Writing
Mickaelha Oblanca
🏅 6th Place – Feature Writing
Maliah Isobel Balaoing
🏅 5th Place – Editorial Cartooning (Filipino)
Prince Michael Salazar

Our heartfelt appreciation goes to our dedicated School Paper Advisers, Ms. Vicky R. Maranion and Ms. Gracesilda A. Bustamante, for their invaluable guidance, patience, and commitment to nurturing our young journalists.

To the parents who supported their children along the way, we extend our heartfelt gratitude.

We also extend our gratitude to our school head, Imelda G. Rivera, PhD, Principal III, for her continued support and encouragement of our learners' talents and achievements.

To our dear winners, continue to sharpen your skills, uphold truth and integrity, and let your voices make a difference. May this achievement inspire you to reach greater heights and pursue even more opportunities in journalism!

You have made the BCS community proud! 💙💛
Congratulations once again! Keep writing, keep creating, and keep inspiring!
BURGOS CENTRAL SCHOOL
Student Voices, Stronger Communities! 📰✨

22/09/2026

22/09/2026

22/09/2026

🌟 CONGRATULATIONS! 🌟
Burgos Central School proudly celebrates the outstanding achievements of our dedicated educators in the Search for Best Literacy Implementer:
🏆 Norie L. Bonalos
1st Place
Best Literacy Implementer in Filipino
Medium School Category
🥈 Joanne A. Bulatao, Teacher VI
2nd Place
Best Literacy Implementer in English
Medium School Category
Your unwavering commitment, passion, and excellence in promoting literacy have brought honor and pride to Burgos Central School. Your achievements are a testament to your dedication in nurturing learners and fostering a culture of reading and learning.
May your success continue to inspire fellow educators and learners alike. Keep shining and making a difference through quality education!
Mabuhay at Congratulations! 🎉📚✨
– Burgos Central School Family 🏫💙💛

03/09/2026

📢 BURGOS CENTRAL SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENT 📢
🌿 DepEd H Framework: HINGA (Ease-In)
📅 September 4, 2026 (Friday)
In support of the Department of Education's commitment to ensuring learning continuity, learner well-being, and safety, Burgos Central School will implement the HINGA (Ease-In) Program on September 4, 2026.
As we prioritize the safety and welfare of our learners, teachers, and school community, learning shall continue through flexible and meaningful learning activities that can be accomplished at home. Through the HINGA Framework, we aim to provide an inclusive, nurturing, and learner-centered approach that ensures no child is left behind despite disruptions brought about by unfavorable conditions.
We encourage all parents, guardians, and stakeholders to continue supporting our learners as they engage in alternative learning activities. Let us work together to promote a safe, supportive, and productive learning environment for every Burgos Central School learner.
💙 Safety First. Learning Continues.
🌿 Learning Continuity. Safety First. Together, We Move Forward.





Imelda G. Rivera, PhD.
Principal III
"Leading with Heart. Inspiring for Excellence."

28/08/2026

Burgos Central School Implements DepEd’s "Hinay" Protocol under the 4H Learning Continuity Framework
​BURGOS, PANGASINAN — August 28, 2026 — Burgos Central School today officially activated the "Hinay" (Ease In) phase of the Department of Education’s 4H Framework (Hayo, Hinay, Hinga, Hinto). The transition follows recent weather disturbances and local hazards affecting the region, prompting school administrators to adjust instruction and safeguard the health and well-being of learners and teaching staff.
​Under the 4H Framework—designed to ensure learning continuity during environmental, health, or weather-related emergencies—the Hinay protocol serves as a flexible, adaptive phase. Instead of a complete suspension of academic activity, it modifies class delivery to ease stress on families while preventing learning loss.
​Key Implementation Highlights at Burgos Central School:
​Adjusted Academic Delivery: Face-to-face instruction has been paired with reduced class hours and blended learning options, including self-paced printed learning modules and asynchronous tasks for affected students.
​Reduced Academic Workload: In line with DepEd directives, teachers have trimmed non-essential assignments and deadlines to help pupils manage current home or community challenges without academic pressure.
​Student and Staff Health Checks: Daily morning check-ins and learner monitoring are being conducted to identify students needing additional psychosocial support or medical attention before academic tasks begin.
​Campus Safety Inspections: School disaster risk reduction officers are carrying out routine inspections of classrooms, roofs, and drainage systems to ensure the school grounds remain safe for limited in-person activities.
​Looking Ahead
​School head administrators confirmed that Burgos Central School will continuously assess local conditions alongside local government units (LGUs) and disaster management offices. Depending on developments, the school will determine whether to resume full regular operations (Hayo) or temporarily ease into well-being focused support (Hinga).
​Parents and guardians are advised to stay updated through official school communications, class group chats, and local bulletin boards for daily updates on schedules and learning arrangements.

20/08/2026

Writing
🌧️ HINGA (EASE-IN): LEARNING CONTINUES AT BURGOS CENTRAL SCHOOL 📚💙
Burgos Central School remains committed to ensuring the continuity of learning even when circumstances temporarily prevent our learners from attending face-to-face classes.
In response to class suspension due to unfavorable weather conditions, the school implements HINGA (Ease-In) – Alternative Learning Mode, providing learners with safe, flexible, and meaningful learning, and readiness of every learner.
🌧️ SAFETY FIRST.
📚 LEARNING CONTINUES.
💙 NO LEARNER LEFT BEHIND.
Let us continue working together as one school community—teachers, parents, and learners—to keep education moving forward despite temporary disruptions.
BURGOS CENTRAL SCHOOL
HINGA muna, ligtas muna—pero ang pagkatuto, tuloy-tuloy! 💙📚

19/08/2026

📣 Attention, Burgos Central School Learners, Parents, and Guardians!

Please be informed that there will be NO FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES on August 20, 2026 (Thursday) in accordance with the Office of the President's directive.

Your safety is our top priority. Let us continue to embrace the HINGA (Check-in, Recover) principle by taking care of ourselves and one another during this time.

🌿 Pause. Breathe. Stay safe.
📚 Learning continues, wherever we may be.

19/08/2026

Learning Continuity of Burgos Central School Amidst Class Suspension Under the HINAY Program
In response to class suspensions brought about by adverse weather conditions and to ensure the safety and well-being of learners, Burgos Central School (BCS) continues to uphold its commitment to quality and accessible education through the implementation of the HINAY (Hinay-Hinay, Learning Continues) Program, an alternative learning approach aligned with the Department of Education’s efforts to sustain learning continuity during temporary disruptions to face-to-face classes.
During the suspension of classes, the school immediately communicated the situation and learning arrangements to parents, learners, and teachers through available communication platforms. The school emphasized that while the suspension was necessary to protect learners and personnel from possible risks brought by heavy rainfall and other hazards, learning should not stop.
Through HINAY, teachers prepared and provided appropriate learning activities, self-learning materials, worksheets, enrichment tasks, and other age-appropriate resources that learners could accomplish safely at home. These activities were designed to reinforce previously learned competencies, provide opportunities for practice, and allow learners to continue progressing despite the temporary absence of face-to-face instruction.
Teachers also maintained communication with parents and learners to provide guidance, clarify instructions, monitor participation, and offer assistance whenever necessary. Parents and guardians played an important role as learning partners by encouraging their children to accomplish the assigned activities and by providing a supportive learning environment at home.
The school administration, teaching personnel, parents, and learners worked together to make the HINAY implementation meaningful and responsive. Teachers monitored learners’ engagement and outputs while considering the different circumstances and available resources of every family. The focus was not merely on completing activities but on ensuring that learners remained connected to their education in a safe, manageable, and supportive manner.
The implementation of HINAY demonstrates that class suspension does not mean learning suspension. It reflects Burgos Central School’s resilience, adaptability, and commitment to the welfare and academic development of its learners. Through collaborative efforts and flexible learning strategies, the school continues to provide opportunities for learning even during challenging circumstances.
Ultimately, the HINAY Program strengthens the partnership among the school, home, and community. It reminds everyone that education can continue in different forms while prioritizing safety and well-being. At Burgos Central School, safety comes first, but learning continues—one learner, one family, and one learning activity at a time.

01/06/2026

Brigada Eskwela 2026 Kick Off Ceremony