Gerified Philippines

Proper diet and nutrition are crucial in young children’s formative years. These foster proper development for children, leading to good health, intelligence, and behavior, thus giving them better chances in succeeding later in life. In light of this, NutriAsia and Papa forged a partnership with both Marylindbert International and the Department of Education (DepEd) for school year 2020-2021, the Pinggang Pinoy Pina-Sweet Sarap Comprehensive School Program. It is a special module that teaches the importance of having the right diet and nutrition. Powered by Papa Banana Catsup and Papa Spaghetti Pack, the program aims to educate Grade 1 and 2 Filipino students about how keeping a good diet with the right nutrition leads to proper and healthy development. “With the Pinggang Pinoy Pina-Sweet Sarap Comprehensive School Program, we have a whole plan ready for teaching young Filipinos how to keep a proper diet and take in the nutrients they need,” said NutriAsia President and COO Angie Flami...

  Keeping the Filipino   bayanihan  spirit alive, the Republic Biscuit Corporation (REBISCO) recently launched new programs to aid the continued education of school children during the pandemic. As the Department of Education (DepEd) pushes for online learning at home to curb the spread of the virus, REBISCO has come up with a series of learning materials in various formats that both educators and students can use.   Supplementary Learning Kits   Last July, REBISCO began its distribution of supplementary learning kits to 240 public schools in NCR. The kit contains school materials such as pencils, crayons, and other basic school supplies. According to Quezon City, Pasay, and Las Piñas school divisions, REBISCO is the first private stakeholder to respond to DepEd’s “ Bayanihan Para Sa Paaralan ” which seeks for support from private sectors in producing modified learning materials fit for home education. As the effects of the global pandemic were utterly unexpecte...

I never imagined dealing with bullies at kindergarten level. Yes, my son was a victim of bullying. The parents are hambog (conceited) , the school, lenient.     You can read all about it here. That's why when I saw the video, I didn't just scroll up. I shared, I waited for updates. I even commented on several posts. First off, the students who took the videos and uploaded it, did so, to make more fun of the bullying incident. In short, they wanted to show-off! Some online institutions including the school involved condone the sharing of the videos - they have their reasons, for the underage privacy and to avoid sharing hate, but this is more than that. Well, let me tell you. I shared articles including the videos on my personal social media account to GIVE AWARENESS. AWARENESS, people! Did you read my intro? My 5 year old son was bullied inside his classroom! And I never thought that at his age he would experience such a belittling violent gesture from his classmate ...