A Day of Cultural Show

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Even though my husband and I are so busy as bees, we take time out as much as possible to attend our children’s school affairs and activities.  This is the time where I can talk to my kid’s Class adviser regarding their behavior, class standing and other concerns.

We enjoy watching their school programs, especially if our children are involved in such activities.  We support and encourage them in joining their extra curricular activities for them to develop their other talents.  Both of my kids are good dancers J

February 14-19, 2011, Sacred Heart Academy of Novaliches (SHAN), the school where Yahmir is studying celebrated it’s 40th year foundation anniversary.  They scheduled a week full of different activities and programs.  Aside from the fun booths, you can see plenty of commercial food booths like Jollibee, McDonalds, Pizza Hut, Dunkin Donuts and more.  They put up a roller coaster ride which the pupils and students enjoyed most.  Yahmir enjoyed so much. During the week his Dad gave him an extra monetary “baon” (allowance) to buy his preferred snacks.  He is not interested in riding the roller coaster for he and his friends are engrossed in playing beyblade. 

Their Cultural show for me is really a must-see program, wherein all the pupils and students are participants.  Each grade level/high school level has their own rendition of the cultural festivities which are of tourists attraction and is annually celebrated in our country, the Philippines! They perform a replica of the Santa Cruzan, Panagbenga, Pahiyas, Ati-atihan, Masskara, and Sinulog Festivals. We enjoyed the colorful and creative costumes together with their performance.  I was amazed by the talents of some high school students who played the drums very well.  Video Cameras, dslr and other digital cameras are everywhere, everyone wants to capture this special moment J

Yahmir is a participant in the Pahiyas Festival
The Santacruzan
Ati-Atihan

Sinulog Festival

Masskara Festival
drums


Comments

  1. ♥♥ Willa ♥♥March 9, 2011 at 9:05 AM

    Those are really nice. At least na i introduce ang mga student sa iba-ibang culture ng pinoy.

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  2. UnknownMarch 9, 2011 at 11:16 AM

    wow galing naman ni yahmir hehehe, ang tipid sa pic pinagsama sama na...

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  3. JoyMarch 9, 2011 at 3:00 PM

    Hola Willa! am so impressed with their performance, pinaghandaan nila talaga :)

    Hi Air, naku sis kung di ko ico-collage ang daming pics ahaha, marami pa nga di ko na nilagay ahaha

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  4. JosieMarch 9, 2011 at 5:15 PM

    You can never underestimate the talents of the youths talaga, kala mo pa easy easy lang sila pero when you see them perform, wow!!!bibilib ka talaga.. nadadaan kami jan sa Sacred Heart when going to SM fairview.. :D


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  5. FeMarch 9, 2011 at 11:07 PM

    mukhang masaya =)

    ay naku sis, uso din ang beyblade dito sa amin... lahat ata ng klase eh kino-collect nila...

    Fe (Winchester)

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  6. UnknownMarch 10, 2011 at 7:40 AM

    by the way mahilig din anak ko maglaro ng beyblade

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  7. JoyMarch 10, 2011 at 9:18 AM

    Hi Josie, really? you also live within the vicinity? well, we got to see each other hihi

    Winchester, hello sis! masaya talaga, i enjoyed it :) you're right, yahmir is collecting beyblades too, dumami lalo kalat waaa

    Sis Air, welcome back ahihi. i do not know what do they like about beyblade, nahihilo ako panoorin, it just keeps on spinning lol

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  8. cecilleMarch 10, 2011 at 10:46 AM

    That was owesome performance!I love their tattoo thanks kay micki.

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  9. RosselMarch 11, 2011 at 7:34 AM

    my daughter loves beyblade too. mas mabuti na yan kesa sa lumang trumpo na nakakadisgrasya. =)

    it is nice of your son's school to introduce their students to cultural shows. they will help them to appreciate the cultures and traditions of different provinces.

    visiting you back, sis. thanks for always visiting my site. God bless!

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  10. *josie*March 23, 2011 at 11:56 AM

    You can never underestimate the talents of the youths talaga, kala mo pa easy easy lang sila pero when you see them perform, wow!!!bibilib ka talaga.. nadadaan kami jan sa Sacred Heart when going to SM fairview.. :D


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  11. Dorisfowler17August 27, 2011 at 6:11 PM

    What a relief! and to think na akala ko nagiging boyish na ung daughter ko kakalaro ng beyblade meron pa palang ibang girls na nahihilig sa larong to :) Puro lalaki kasi kapatid kaya pati siya nahawa.

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