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 It reminds us how critical science and technology will be in shaping our future. Lucena North I Elementary School's learners were involved in activities like poster-making, quiz bees, project display, and environmental awareness programs. These were a showcase of student creativity and knowledge beyond supporting the early development of innovation and responsibilities towards environmental use.  In the next twenty years of being scientists, science, and society will sustain their relationship. Continuous inventions in artificial intelligence, renewable energy, biotechnology, and exploration into outer space demonstrate sustained influence of science on political, social, economic, and the technical aspects of our daily life. Not only that but also social responsibility for society to adequately or appropriately engage with the innovation. To use new created technologies to improve the quality of life for humankind in a way symbiotic with preserving the planet.  This Sci...

Climate change is a big problem in the Philippines. Even if our country only contributes a small amount to global pollution, we are one of the most affected by climate risks. Strong typhoons, floods, and rising sea levels cause sudden and slow changes that destroy houses, farms, and fishing areas. These make life harder for many Filipinos, especially the poor. The main reason for these changes is global warming, which makes natural disasters stronger. Typhoons today are more powerful, floods happen more often, and droughts last longer. Farmers and fisherfolk are among the most affected because they depend on nature for their income. Women and the urban poor also suffer more, with many of them forced to move or leave their homes because of disasters. Another problem is that many communities are not ready for these changes. Some people plan their migration as an adjustment, but most are forced to leave suddenly after disasters. This causes stress, insecurity, and more poverty. It shows t...

  INTRAMURALS My Experience in Intramurals Intramurals are school-based athletic competitions where students compete in various sports and games. As an athlete, I would say this event plays a significant role in the lives of many students. In intramurals, we don’t just play to win—we also build relationships, grow as individuals, and learn important life lessons. One of the things I value most about this event is how it allows us to break barriers and avoid bias. Sometimes in school sports, favoritism exists—some players are chosen based on popularity rather than performance. But during intramurals, everyone has the chance to prove themselves through actual competition. Participating in intramurals has been one of the most memorable and exciting parts of my academic journey. I’ve already joined three times and have had the honor of representing our school on each occasion. For me, it’s more than just a sports event—it’s a time of fun, challenge, teamwork, and personal growth.