Science and Technology Fair 2023 | TUKLAS: Robotics Intelligent Machine Category
Theme: Agham at Teknolohiya: Kabalikat sa Maunlad at Matatag na Kinabukasan
Title:
QUAKE SENSE: An Automated Earthquake Detection from Seismic Sensor Data and Real Time Warning System
School Level: First Place
District Level: Second Place
Congratulations
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Science Fair 2023 l Robotics - Line Tracing
Marigondon NHS
Junior High
Team Players: Mike Terence G. Bonita & Meachel Terrin G. Bonita
Coach: Ms. Mary Grace Agnes
First Placer - Division Level
First Placer - District Level
2nd Placer - School Level
Congratulations!
DIVISION LEVEL
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MT completed his Elementary in times of COVID-19.
Traditional recognition is just a dream to all graduating classes of Batch 2020. All the parents, relatives, and friends of the graduates may only sigh with grief due to the snatched glorious moments suppose to be celebrated after so many years of hard work of schooling. But if you are a graduate that happened to attend virtual graduation, it was such a great blessing from up above knowingly that you are alive at that moment until today.
Our son Mike Terence (MT) was among the graduates of class 2020 at the time of COVID-19 pandemic. Way back early March, we talked about his incoming graduation how will we celebrate it. Those ideas always linger in our thoughts and remain there forever. As a parent and a mother, I am very excited for my son to accompany him on stage to receive his first academic diploma, but it won't happen anymore. Lately, in August, his class adviser requested us to come over to the school on schedule to receive his diploma, good moral certificate, report card, honor certificate, and medals. So at home (aside from the virtual graduation initiated by the school), we did a simple thanksgiving and recognition to our son.
Congratulations, MT!
Elementary Academic Award
- With Honors
Special Awards
- 1st Place Science and Technology Fair (Robot Games) - Division Level
- Finalist 18th Philippine Robotics Olympiad - National Level
- 3rd Place 18th Philippine Robotics Olympiad Elimination Round- National Level
- 1st Place 4th Lapu-Lapu City Robotics Cup
- Team Members : Meachel Terrin G. Bonita & Japheth Ivan Deiparine
- 3rd Place Chess Tournament - City Palaro
This year the requirements are the following :
- Fully accomplished Application Form in two copies.
- Two (2) identical recent 1x1 ID pictures.
- Non-refundable test fee for private school students (to be paid to the PSHS Cashier's Office) / Free for public students
- Certified true copy of Grade 5 report card
- If final grade in Science and / or Math is below 85, submit a certification from the principal or proof that the child belongs to the upper 10% of the batch.
Under the Application Form, parent of the examinee will fill up the answers for the few questions and choose the preferred regional campus if his/her child will not qualify to enroll at the Main Campus in Quezon City. After submitting the Application Form, the Exam Permit is to be sent to school where the applicant belongs to. During exam, the Exam Permit and School ID are to be presented to the Proctor/Room examiner. Aside from that to bring are two sharpened #1 pencils, eraser, and snacks.
This year the NCE application deadline was on Sept. 13, 2019, then two weeks after that date the Exam Permit was delivered to the school of the applicant. Examination date was on Oct 19, 2019 at 8:00 am in Southwestern University, Cebu City for Central Visayas Area.
My son Mike Terence was one of the successful applicants to take the test in Central Visayas. The following photos were taken at the Southwestern University. The scheduled time 8:00 am to start the exam was really followed. Actually, he's 5 minutes late from the scheduled time and no longer allowed to enter the assigned room. All late comers were in the Buffer Room to take the test. Before 12:00 noon, few student applicants finished the test. Few minutes after, my son came out and talked to me his unforgettable experience about taking the test.
My son Mike Terence was one of the successful applicants to take the test in Central Visayas. The following photos were taken at the Southwestern University. The scheduled time 8:00 am to start the exam was really followed. Actually, he's 5 minutes late from the scheduled time and no longer allowed to enter the assigned room. All late comers were in the Buffer Room to take the test. Before 12:00 noon, few student applicants finished the test. Few minutes after, my son came out and talked to me his unforgettable experience about taking the test.
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| 2019 PSHS NCE Examinees |
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| Congratulations MT - 3rd Placer Chess | Unit Meet 2019 |
Mike Terence and Justin represented as the Boy Chess Players of Marigondon Elementary School under coach Ms. Regine Bugnot for the UNIT MEET 2019 Chess Tournament. They were chosen as winners of the previous Chess Tournament held at the school during their Intramurals 2019 (School Level). There were two girls also who represented as players for the Girls Chess Tournament under the other coach. The UNIT MEET 2019 is composed of two districts, District 5 and District 6, with each has number of schools being covered. There were many outdoor competitions/sports covered by the UNIT MEET, Chess is one of them. Accordingly, there were 14 Chess Players for the tournament and 5 Elimination Rounds done. After that series of eliminations, Mike Terence of Marigondon Elementary School garnered the 3rd Place while Justin got the 4th Place. The girls chess players of the MES also got the 4th place. Congratulations kids!
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| Mike Terence with Justin and chess coach Ms. Regine Bugnot |
Without a doubt, the MES Robotics of Marigondon Elementary School won the 3rd Place during the Elimination Round of the recent concluded 18th Philippine Robotics Olympiad 2019 at the SM North Edsa, Manila. Out of 90 plus robotics teams in elementary schools in both public and private, only 26 teams qualified to compete the PRO 2019 Finals. Ms. Mylene Abiva, ceo of Felta, re-announced the finalists on the final day September 5, 2019 of the competition.
The MES Robotics of Marigondon Elementary School is teamed up of 3 players and 2 coaches under the support of the school principal Mrs. Susan Obiedo. The Team leader is Mike Terence G. Bonita with team members namely Meachel Terrin G. Bonita and Japhet Ivan Deiparine. Their coaches are Mrs. Bella Cabras and Mrs. Carmensita Cid (coach assist). To become a national qualifier as the Champion of Lapu-Lapu City Robotics Cup 2019 (Elementary Category) and a finalist for PR0 2019 Finals are big milestones for the MES Robotics this year. They're going home with hard earned Medals and full of wits and tactics learned from the event to face the next Robotics challenge. In line with the year's qoute "No Substitute For Hardwork, Philippine Robotics Olympiad" indeed absolutely true.
The said robotics competition had made the youngsters to build their self confidence and become proactive learners while having fun learning the STEM Education. Go kids and make difference!
Congratulations MES Robotics of Marigondon Elementary School!
MT Robotics I PRO 2019 Prelim - 1st Run (Perfect Score 165)
MT Robotics I PRO 2019 Prelim - 2nd Run (Perfect Score 165)
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| Mike Terence aka Alan Mathison Turing (Mathematician Look Alike Contest) |
This year, Mike Terence was selected to be one of the contestants of Mathematician Look Alike. He was representing the Grade 5 Level. He portrayed the computer scientist and mathematician of the 20th Century, Alan Mathison Turing. He's the Founder of Computer Science and Father of Artificial Intelligence. The performer was judged by selected master teachers based on his/her costume and delivering speech to introduce the Mathematician that he/she going to portray. The contest was ended successfully with positive results. John Carlo Hontiveros from Grade 6 won 1st place, Mike Terence a.k.a Alan Mathison Turing won 2nd place from Grade 5, and Cyril Tayag of Grade 2 as 3rd placer. For the Math Jingle Contest, the winner was the Grade 2 followed by Grade 6 and Grade 1. The Math Quizzer winners and DaMath winners were awarded also along with the Trivia Winners. The school level winners will be going to compete for the incoming District Math Fair.
Congratulations to Mike Terence and to all winners & participants!!!
Math Jingles
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| Congratulations Winners! |
Boy Scouts of The Philippines under the current Chief Scout President Rodrigo Duterte is always there in public and private schools to prepare our children to become agents of change in communities. On month of August, the BSP District Encampment was held at Gun-ob Elementary School. The school campers were from Basak Elementary School, Gun-ob Elementary School, Suba-Masulog Elementary School, Sudtunggan Elementary School, and Marigondon Elementary School. Under the supervision of the over-all coordinator Mr. Leonardo E. Mar and other BSP District coordinators, the event was successfully done last 24th and 25th of the month. Mr. Junelo Marata, Mrs. Bella Cabras, Mrs. Ruthanie Delos Reyes, and other Marigondon Elementary School teachers headed by the school principal Mrs. Rebecca P. Toring were the all-out scout leaders and supporters to the scouters.
As a Grade 5 pupil of MES, Mike Terence was one of the boy scouts who participated the encampment. Even though he had head avulsion from the accident happened on the onset of BSP & GSP Backyard Encampment last August 17-18, 2018, he still joined the District level Encampment with the surgeon's approval. The encampment was really a memoir to all pupil campers. They experienced strategy games, socializing with other campers from other schools, and witnessed the campfire, night's most highlighted activity of Boy Scouting. The pupil campers experienced to sleep on their own away from parents, assembled camping tents inside the school area, and cooked their own food. Boy Scouting to him and all other campers were really fun, educating, and thrilling school activity. Since they had numerous games, the activity was ended with a Recognition of Scouters by school who had the most number of wins. The Boys Scouts from Marigondon Elementary School won as the Champion of the BSP District Encampment. They received prize of school supplies and others from the event organizer.
Congratulations, Marigondon Elementary School Boy Scouts !!!
Night before the Opening of Marigondon Elementary Intramurals 2017, he told us to buy chess board. I thought he was kidding but he's not. I forgot he was the DaMath contestant last year under coaching of Mrs. Shela Duavis, Grade 3 Fast Learner adviser. So this year, he's no longer a DaMath player but an upgraded one the Chess Player contestant representing the Grade 4 entire section.Wow! Without hesitatation, we dropped by at the National Bookstore after dining at Jonies Restaurant inside the SM Hypermarket LapuLapu. There, we bought a Plastic Chess Board for her Ate in replacement of her previous board and Wooden Chess Board for him at Gaisano GrandMall. He's following the footsteps of his older sister, Ayla. After a series of matches, he won the Second place of Boy's Category and Ayla won Second place also for the Girl's Category and they both representing as the official Chess Players for the incoming Unit Meet this September to be held at Marigondon Elementary School. Well done thinkers!😉
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| Unit Meet 2017 Album |
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