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National Children's Month is a great way to celebrate the happiness and joy of children for their optimism and energy. Unfortunately, though, some adults may not treat the children right as there are some parents that neglect and abuse their children, some children also get exploited from disgusting predators for their own selfish pleasure. Thankfully, the government has implemented laws that could ensure the safety of the young. There are laws OSAEC and CSAEM that strengthen other existing laws that make stricter measures to protect the children from online harm that create any depictions of abuse. This law works with the Anti-Child Pornography Act of 2009 (R.A. No. 9775) and the Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation, and Discrimination Act (R.A. No. 7610) to make sure that international treaties like the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and other child protection protocols are followed. Even other organizations like Save the Children also ...

  About The City of Vigan: The heritage of Vigan is the finest surviving example of a Spanish Colonial town in Asia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's well that in the country that Vigan City has plenty of amazing attractions for both locals and tourists to enjoy. Tourist Spots/Attractions: Plaza Burgos   Plaza Burgos is a popular park in Heritage City of Vigan, Ilocos Sur. To honor Vigan's prominent sons, Plaza Burgos was built to commemorate the martyrdom of Father Jose P. Burgos. The plaza is a great place for many locals to relax and unwind while people watching and just have a breather. Calle Crisologo If you ask me, you should most certainly not miss the opportunity to visit Calle Crisologo, whenever you go to Vigan! Not only the beauty of this place can be seen, as there are also vendors of local products in Vigan. You could also try a calesa to visit the famous tourist attractions of Vigan. Vigan Empanada Nothing is complete to visit Vigan without tasting its famou...

 Welp looks like I'll have to reflections again, my answers may not be the best this time around so sorry. But for what I've learned this quarter, I only learned some lessons from my various subjects. They are not anything crazy just some lessons that I've managed to understand and reviewed. I Don't have that many challenges that might've been a problem. Aside from of course learning Filipino and stuff. But there are no challenges that could've dragged me down, so yeah, this section is a bit short. Of course, like I said there aren't any notable challenges that I could address. I just do the same stuff that I did from first quarter. Short section again, sorry there's nothing more than I can say right now. Moving on I will, still do my best in excelling my efforts for school and make sure that I pass my exams. I just need to understand the lessons more and perform better in my class activities. I'll still have faith in my studies and have fun while le...

 I respect all the teachers at school for making our education possible. I simply can't thank them enough for all the studies that have helped me and my classmates in living, they truly have given all their time in teaching us new things that could help us progress in life. I thank them respectfully and I have even given the Sir Pajarillo a letter, simply because he managed to help me understand a little bit of Filipino and is a kind man. This goes for all the other teachers who have helped me understand the lesson and clarified my questions about it so that I may understand more. Teachers are one of the most important people in the world. As they are the ones who taught many people on how to do many things in order for them to get jobs, even the teachers themselves were students from their time and had mentors that taught them well. So, I am glad teachers and mentors exist to guide to a better world. References: 1st Pic: ph.pinterest.com/pin/my-teacher-my-hero-apple-gift--14650779...

 Insight on the 2025 National Science Month Celebration Date: September 26, 2025 Each September, Filipinos celebrate National Science Club Month by exploring the theme set by DepEd and partner agencies. For 2025, the proclamation “Harnessing the Unknown: Powering the Future through Science and Innovation” was issued under Proclamation No. 264, mandating schools to spark curiosity and innovation among learners. This theme urges us to view the unexplored—whether novel materials, untested theories, or emerging technologies—as sources of solutions that can shape our tomorrow. To bring this theme to life, DepEd’s Advisory 128, s. 2025 encourages schools nationwide to host activities such as quiz bees, sci-spelling contests, investigatory project showcases, and eco-innovation challenges. These events sharpen critical thinking and teamwork, showing students how to apply scientific methods to real-world problems—from reducing plastic waste to designing low-cost water filters. By participat...

The Philippines, an archipelago of over 7,000 islands, is no stranger to nature’s fury. From typhoons and floods to droughts and rising sea levels, climate change has become an undeniable force reshaping the lives and livelihoods of millions of Filipinos. Despite these challenges, Filipinos continue to demonstrate extraordinary resilience. Communities have embraced disaster preparedness, early warning systems, and sustainable practices. The government has adopted frameworks like the National Climate Risk Management Framework and the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan (2020–2030) to strengthen institutional and community resilience. Efforts to promote a green and blue economy, rehabilitate ecosystems, and transition to low-carbon development are underway. These initiatives aim to create jobs, protect natural resources, and ensure long-term sustainability. Climate change is not just an environmental issue—it’s a social, economic, and moral one. The Philippines stands at...