CNHS Social Studies Club

An enchanting morning of culture and unity at our Flag Ceremony! 🌎✨

Today, we didn't just raise the flag; we also raised the bar on celebrating the rich and diverse traditions of the ASEAN month. Each department went above and beyond, adorning themselves in the most magnificent ASEAN attires, beautifully reflecting the colors.

The photo ops per department were moments to cherish, capturing the memories we're creating together. As we keep these photographs, let us also acknowledge the message they send that together, as a team, we can harmoniously create and achieve greatness.

Moreover, SPA music and dance majors, Z-Club Officers and members and the CNHS Choir of Sir Morgado owned the spotlight with their mesmerizing performances! Their passion and talent shined through on stage. A standing ovation for our remarkable performers!

Thank you to the CNHS-BSP and CNHS-GSP, select SPA Students of Ma’am Nida Jemima Torino and Sir Vincent Kier Dammay, the Choir members of Sir Claudio Morgado Jr., and the ZClub for making the Flag Ceremony bright and successful.

In addition, the select Grade 10-Copper Students headed by Sir Marlon Carag, Social Studies Teachers headed by Sir Benedict Asino, Social Studies Club Officers and Advisers, SSLG Officers and Advisers, the Department Heads, teachers and staff of the great CNHS and to Ma’am Carmen A. Acain our school principal, united together to make today’s flag ceremony a splendid one.

LOOK || General Information Quiz Bee held at CNHS Conference Hall on October 19, 2023.

📸: Aaliyah Cansejo & Mara Ella Fernandez

Congratulations to the brilliant minds and brave souls of these CNHS Achievers for garnering their places on the recently concluded SSC General Information Quiz Bee. Thank you to the Social Studies Teachers headed by Sir Benedict Asino, and to Ma’am Carmen Acain, our school principal for the approval and assistance in this event.

Huge appreciation to the SSC Advisers, Ma’am Marissa Tabao and Ma’am Madelene Acabo, and to the SSC Officers who poured their all-in efforts in making this event a successful one. Kudos, SSC! 🫶🏼✨

Winners:

Grade 7️⃣
🥇- Grade 7 Silver
🥈- Grade 7 Silver
🥉- Grade 7 Nickel
Grade 8️⃣
🥇- Grade 8 Nickel
🥈- Grade 8 Copper
🥉- Grade 8 Antimony
Grade 9️⃣
🥇 - Grade 9 Copper and Grade 9 Nickel
🥈- Grade 9 Nickel
🥉- Grade 9 Silver
Grade 🔟
🥇- Grade 10 Nakpil and Grade 10 Copper
🥈- Grade 10 Silver
🥉- Grade 10 Silver

(Attached in this post are the pictures of the winners in no particular order.)

ANNOUNCEMENT:

Grades 8 and 9 General Information Quiz Bee Registration- 7:00 AM

Grades 7 and 10 General Information Quiz Bee Registration- 12:30 PM

Please be at the CNHS Conference Hall on the time indicated above. Best of luck and see you there, Quizzers! ✨

FLAG CEREMONY || 10-16-23

The CNHS-JH Social Studies Club once again led today’s flag ceremony. On the latter part of the ceremony, Ma’am Acain, school principal, announced current happenings regarding plastics inside the campus, car parkings, and etc. The different department heads also announced important matters, winnings, and future events that the students must look out for.

Today’s flag ceremony would not be possible without the Social Studies Teachers headed by Sir Benedict Asino, Club Advisers Ma’am Marissa Tabao and Ma’am Madelene Acabo, and our School Principal Ma’am Carmen Acain. Thank you to the very active and passionate SSC Officers as well.

See you next Monday, Achievers! ✨

Are you up for the challenge? Let's quench your curiosity and have a blast together! 🌟 Get ready for an intellectually stimulating experience with our Social Studies Club as we gear up for an exciting General Information Quiz Bee! 🧠💡

Are you ready to put your knowledge to the test? 🤔 Join us for a thrilling day of questions that will challenge your general awareness and critical thinking. 📚 Each team shall have 3 members each, and entries must be registered before the quiz bee on the 19th of October, 2023. 🌎

Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn, have fun, and make new friends. Check the mechanics and guidelines below.

80’s inspired teachers’ day celebration was conducted yesterday, 11th of October. In line with this, the Social Studies Club and Hi-Y Club officers gave simple tokens to the teachers in the Social Studies Department.

Once again, we are very thankful for having you, our teachers! This token may not be enough compared to all your hardwork for us, but we hope that you appreciate it. ✨👨‍🏫

FLAG CEREMONY || 10-09-23

Together with selected students from Grade 10 Copper, the Social Studies Club led today’s flag ceremony. It started with the Pambansang Awit conducted by Christ Lanao and ended with the students’ energetic ang captivating moves in dancing the Galaw Pilipinas which made everyone dance with them. Mental Health Month Launching was held after the flag ceremony, followed by Ma’am Acain’s Announcements.

Today’s flag ceremony would not be possible without the Social Studies Teachers headed by Sir Benedict Asino, Club Advisers Ma’am Marissa Tabao and Ma’am Madelene Acabo, and our School Principal Ma’am Carmen Acain. Thank you to Grade 10 Copper with their adviser, Sir Marlon Carag as well.

See you next monday, Achievers! ✨

Happy World Teacher’s Day to our respected teachers in the Social Studies Department. Your impact on us students will last a lifetime. And for that, we are really grateful. 💞

Thank you, our loving teachers! 👩‍🏫👨‍🏫 Greetings from your Social Studies Club Family. ✨

FLAG CEREMONY || 10-02-23

CNHS Social Studies Club led the flag ceremony for today, October 2, 2023. The program started with the Pambansang Awit conducted by Sophia Lumabao of 10 Gold, SSC Treasurer. Followed by a prayer led by Ezekiel Reyta of 10 Silver, SSC President; and panatang makabayan led by Kristina Lappay, 9 Gold, SSC Vice President.

Mild rainfall was experienced in the mid of the ceremony, and the students must have to go back to their classrooms. Meanwhile, Grade 7 and 10 STEP Students had to remain for the launching of BIDA: Buhay Ingatan, Droga’y Ayawan.

This would not be successful without the Social Studies teachers, Club advisers, Ma’am Madelene Acabo and Ma’am Marissa Tabao. And to the CNHS students who are very active and passionate.

See you next Monday, Achievers!

LOOK || Launching of BIDA: Buhay Ingatan, Droga’y Ayawan

A campaign held at the CNHS Conference Hall on October 2, 2023 in coordination with PNP and CNHS Barkada Kontra Droga. The launching was spearheaded by Sir Benedict Asino Head Teacher VI, Social Studies Department and Social Studies Teachers and officers, right after the flag ceremony.

LOOK || The newly-elected Social Studies Club (SSC) officers for S.Y. 2023-2024, together with the advisers conducted their first meeting last September 14. They talked about the events for the month of October, and assigned individual roles and tasks for the club.

They also managed to fix their bulletin for the month of September and recently, for the month of October. CNHSians, don’t forget to check out the bulletin board to read some quotes about our teachers and wait for the exciting activities of the Social Studies Club (SSC) for the month of October!🫡✨

Congratulations to everyone who participated and won in our Philippine Independence Quizbee today.🎉 Big thanks to the SSC officers and advisers for all their hardwork and efforts from the first activity until the last.🫡

‘Till the next one. Keep reaching new heights, SSC! 💪🏼

Social Studies Club is excited to announce its last event, the Philippine Independence Quizbee tomorrow, June 14 at the Audio Visual Room.

The quiz bee is open to all Junior High School students. Each participating team consists of 3 members.

See photos for the mechanics and guidelines. See you there CNHSians!😇

In honor and tribute to the Philippine National Hero, the Social Studies Club and the Social Studies Department held a Wreath Offering at the Jose Rizal Monument in Alumni Park.

In accordance with the 125th Proclamation of Philippine Independence, the SSC officers, together with the other clubs, participated in the Simultaneous Flag Raising today, June 12, to remember heroism, patriotism, nationalism, and self-sacrifice.

Filipino Heroes Poster Making 🇵🇭✨

Congratulations to the winners and to those who participated. Thank you for joining and showcasing your talents in artistry 🎨🖌️. To more activities next month!

Heads up CNHSians! This month of May, the Social Studies Club will hold its Filipino Hero Poster Making Contest with the theme "Pagbibigay Pugay sa mga Pilipinong Bayani sa Pamamagitan ng Gawaing Sining" on May 22 for grades 7 and 10 and May 23 for grades 8 and 9 at the Audio Visual Room.

Interested to join? Register at the link below and click photos for details. See you there! 🇵🇭✨

Grade 7 and 10:
https://forms.gle/1y97UH4mCgEzWy9x8

Grade 8 and 9:
https://forms.gle/KSnWDpR9PdWVceDz6

Prizes:
Champion- P200
1st Runner up- P150
2nd Runner up- P120
3rd Runner up- P100

The Social Studies Club has finally finished its eagerly anticipated Gen. Info Quiz Bee for the month of April!✨

This month's competition considerably improved. As usual, the students from various grade levels gave their all throughout the contest, which was held last Monday, 24th of April, at the CNHS Audio Visual Room.

We congratulate each student for doing their very best to represent their sections. And congratulations to our SSC Officers and Advisers for their work.🙌🏽

Social Studies Club is excited to announce the comeback of our General Information Quiz Bee for the month of April! 👀✨

The long-awaited quiz bee is back!🤓 The quiz bee is open to all Junior High School students and will take place on April 24, 2023 at the CNHS Audio Visual Room.

Each participating section can have a maximum of 3 teams as their representatives with each team consisting of 3 members.

See photos for the mechanics and guidelines. See you there CNHSians!😇

👀❤️‍🔥

The long wait is over because The Hi-Y club is here!
We will bring you an exciting booth which will surely catch your attention! Here is your chance to grab the opportunity to be closer with your crush and friends because we are hosting a Jail Booth!

With this, let people be captured, hands be cuffed, and spend time to be together! Spill the crime, tell the name, chase the culprit and enjoy the trick!

See you there!

BACK ON TRACK! 🙌

The Social Studies Club have successfully concluded its long-awaited Gen. Info Quiz Bee after exhausting weeks of preparation!

Students from different grade levels gave their all in effort and time to represent in this competition held on March 23, 2023 at the CNHS Audio Visual Room.

We commend all the students for doing their best in representing their respective sections. And to our SSC Advisers and Officers for the efforts.

Gen. Info. UPDATE!

Due to the unavailability of the Conference Hall, the General Information Quiz Bee will be done at the AVR.

Same schedule will be followed:

Grades 8 and 9: 8-11 am
Grades 7 and 10: 1-4 pm

See you there, CNHSians!!

Social Studies Club is excited to announce it's upcoming activity for the month of March 👀 🙆

The General Information Quiz Bee is back! The quiz bee is open to all Junior High School students and will take place on March 23, 2023 at the CNHS Conference Hall.

Each participating section can have a maximum of 3 teams as their representatives with each team consisting of 3 members.

See photos for the mechanics and guidelines. See you there CNHSians!

PREVENTION is always better than CURE.

To start this week, the Social Studies Club is here to provide you 💭STEPS TO PRACTICE RESISTANCE SKILLS IN SAYING NO ❌ TO DRUGS. 🤓

The following steps will strengthen 💪 your DECISION-MAKING SKILLS.

Have a great week, CNHIANS! 😁🫰🏻

“He who plants a tree, plants a hope.” - Lucy Larcom

SSC TREE GROWING ACTIVITY, DONE! 🌳

The Social Studies Club conducted their Tree Growing Activity at Barangay Bagay Tuguegarao City together with officers and volunteers, Friday, February 17.

We would like to extend our appreciation to those who have allotted their precious time in participating to this environmental activity.

“SSC partners with DENR Region II, enmpowering the youth to environmental awareness and protection”

Social Studies Club holds an environmental symposium with the theme “Promoting Environmental Awareness: Educating the youth of Environmental Protection" at the Cagayan National High School-JHS Conference Hall, Monday, January 31.

Resource speakers from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources Region II, Ralffe C. Concepcion and Ricky C. Sibbaluca discusses about the what's and how's of environmental awareness and protection with CNHS-JHS' club and class presidents to attain the goal of the said symposium by strengthening their knowledge and environmental awareness and to encourage their fellow students and officers to take action not only in the proper segregation of waste but also the recycling of waste.

Forester Ricky C. Sibbaluca discussed how important solid waste segregation is and encouraged students to dispose their waste properly and recycle as much as possible.

"Student leaders like you should promote proper waste segregation, the 5 R's, zero waste, and environmental education; be a part of the advocacy, be environmentally conscious, and be the change!" said Regional Youth Desk Officer Ralffe C. Concepcion.

Lloyd Ryan T. Narag, Supreme Student Government consultant, tackles the implementation of what the youth leaders of CNHS can do to attain the mission of symposium: “Tumindig para sa Kalikasan”.

"We have to bring out the best in ourselves to not only make an awareness but to advocate and make a difference" SSG Consultant Lloyd Ryan T. Narag stated.

The symposium also includes games and prizes. The event included not only lessons, but also advocacies that students would later put into action. Word structure games, implying what students learned by sorting trash into appropriate bins. SSG Consultant Lloyd Narag also designed games that required students to find solutions to the scenarios.

The event was organized by the Social Studies Club led by the President, Arianne Joy E. Dumlao and club officers with the help of the club advisers, Marissa D. Tabao and Madelene M. Acabo.

MORE HIGHLIGHTS FROM TODAY'S SYMPOSIUM!





📷: Kythe Rapanut

TITINDIG PARA SA KALIKASAN!

The Social Studies Club would like to extend its gratitude to the Resource Speakers from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources Region II Sir Ricky C. Sibbaluca and Sir Ralfee C. Concepcion and Cagayan National High School's SSG Consultant, Sir Lloyd Ryan T. Narag for extending your valuable knowledge to CNHS-JHS's club and class presidents in today's "Titindig Para sa Kalikasan: An Environmental Symposium" with the theme: Promoting Environmental Awareness: Educating the Youth on Environmental Protection.

📷: Majella Bariuan

"Be a part of the solution, not part of the pollution" 🍃🌍

Heads up, club and class presidents of CNHS-JHS!! 📢

Strengthen your environmental awareness and knowledge by joining us in our Environmental Symposium with resource speakers from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources Region 2 on January 30, 2023 at the CNHS Conference Hall from 1 pm-5 pm.

See you there, CNHSians! 🍃

Today was a SUCCESS! 💖

The Social Studies Club Officers conducted their outreach program today, 14th of December. This program also served as a gift giving for daycare pupils.

Thank you to everyone who donated for this much awaited program, and to the kind-hearted officers and advisers for conducting this.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas ⛄ 🎅

Feeling the Christmas vibe at the Social Studies Club bulletin for the Holiday Season🎄

Check out our bulletin board to see exciting facts about the Filipino Christmas tradition and quotes about Christmas!

Happiest birthday to our dear principal, Ma'am Carmen Ayuman Acain! Your SSC family wishes you good health and a happy and blessed life🥰🥳

🎄FILIPINO CHRISTMAS STARTER PACK 🎄

Every Filipino looks forward to the Christmas season. As early as September, everyone begins to feel the Christmas mood.

On September 1st, Christmas music will be played nonstop on FM radio. They begin to adorn the streets, parks, and shopping centers. The majority of homes are prepared to erect their Christmas trees and lanterns.

If Americans enjoy decorating Christmas trees, Filipinos enjoy lighting lanterns. Everyone wants to have a fancy Christmas tree, but the majority of people end up building their own because they cannot afford to buy one; simple decorations will do. Some students create lanterns at school as their projects and bring them home.

Every year, municipalities hold a parade to display their Christmas or lantern decorations. Shopping is usually a part of Christmas, but for most Filipinos who can’t afford to buy presents, they sure will prepare dishes that would get everyone together on Christmas Day.

There are shops that sell "p**o bumbong," "hot pandesal," and several native specialties, and people typically eat these foods after attending the "Misa de Gallo" or midnight mass.

“Pananampalataya sa Panahon ng Pandemya”

Thank you to everyone who joined the poetry contest held today. Rest assured that all collected today will be for the outreach program on December.

Remember that you are not defeated when you lose, You are defeated when you quit. Keep your chin up and keep on joining competitions, It is good for the human spirit to innovate and seek to achieve new heights.

Winners will be announced on Monday during the flag ceremony.

Come and join Social Studies Club's poetry writing contest on November 11, 2022 4 pm at the Cagayan National High School-Junior High School Conference Hall.

The club will collect a P15 registration fee from each participant to raise funds for the club's outreach program in December.

Check the guidelines below for more details.

See you there!

FLAG CEREMONY | 10-24-2022

Social Studies Club together with the HI-Y Club and Boy Scout of the Philippines CNHS-JHS leading the flag ceremony to mark the end of October.

During the month of October is also the celebration of the United Nations Week, and here is a reminder from the Social Studies Club:

The United Nations (UN) has one central mission, which is to maintain international peace and security. It plays an important role in using diplomacy, good offices, and mediation.

As students, we must learn to recognize and appreciate the United Nations because:

"The United Nations is our one great hope for a peaceful and free world"- Ralph Bunche

FLAG CEREMONY | 10-17-2022

In the month of October, we also celebrate Consumer Welfare Month wherein the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) will carry this year's theme: "Sustainable Consumerism in the Digital Age" with the aim of boosting advocacy for sustainability and promoting mindful consumerism, especially when it comes to online purchases of products and services.

As consumers, we have the right to a healthy environment to live and work. Yet, we must also be aware of our responsibilities to uphold sustainability and to consider the environmental effects of our consumption.

This Consumer Welfare Month, let us promote sustainability and know your rights to consume.

FLAG CEREMONY 🇵🇭 | 10-10-2022

The flag ceremony was led by the Social Studies Club (SSC) together with the Special Program in the Arts (SPA).

The Social Studies Club also highlighted this month's celebration, National Indigenous People Month through words of appreciation to remind the students of CNHS-JHS of the contributions of the Indigenous People to the country.

A few months ago, with the efforts of the Social Studies Club Teachers, together with several school staffs, Drug prevention awareness was made possible and still, flourishes in the halls of the Gabaldon Building.

We only celebrate and take part in raising awareness in this particular even every October, but let's practice it everyday by breaking the cycle, bringing down barriers, help build a safer community, and be a part of the solution.