Sunday, August 16, 2026
Just In
Good School

Pinoy math kids bag Gold and Silver medals in South Africa Mathematics Competition

Pinoy math kids continue their winning streak as another group bagged a total of 31 gold, silver, and bronze medals at the 2019 South Africa International Mathematics Competition (SAIMC) held in Durban. Twenty-six elementary and high school students from different public and private schools in the Philippines joined the competitions held from August 1 to […]

Read more →
Good Balita

FREE transportation for students nationwide starts July 1st

Free transportation for students in the Philippines will start on July 1, according to the Department of Transportation (DoTr) instructions to the country’s state-controlled transport agencies. Students will enjoy free rides on trains and waived terminal fees in airports and seaports in the country. Transportation Secretary Arthur Tugade announced the students’ perks during the 4th […]

Read more →
Good Tech

Angeles City Science High School students awarded honorable mention for sound absorption invention

Angeles City Science High School’s (ACSHS) team of student scientists finished strong at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) in Arizona. The Pampanga team came close to winning as one of the 4 awardees of the Acoustical Society of America. ACSHS was awarded an Honorable Mention. The student entry titled “Hibla: An […]

Read more →
Good School

Ateneo students beat 6000 competitors to win Research Challenge Championship in New York

Ateneo students of management bested over 6,000 competitors from all over the world to become Global Champions after winning the CFA Institute Research Challenge held in New York City. The team of future investment management professionals from the Jesuit-run Ateneo de Manila University in Quezon City, the Philippines’ Top 2 school on the Quacquarelli Symonds […]

Read more →
Good Deed

Vincent Durie’s “Boat of Knowledge” ferries Tausug-Spartan students to schools with Ayala Foundation’s help

Whenever we see children who are not doing very well in their studies, we sometimes automatically think it’s their fault—poor study habits, lack of interest in school, laziness. But often, we fail to see other serious factors that could affect a child’s school performance. In the case of the children of barangay Darul-Akram in Languyan, […]

Read more →