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Anton Ang Wins in Thailand International Mathematics Olympiad

Grade 10 ISAer Josemari Antonio Ang joined the Senior Secondary Group in the Thailand International Mathematics Olympiad. He received Bronze Medal in the said competition. The competition was done virtually.
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Quarantine Tips for Mental Wellness

By Patricia Gaille Tiu (Grade 10 – Luna) With the present circumstances limiting certain aspects in our community, such as social interaction and public health, it seems almost unreal to think that eight months have already passed since the beginning of the community quarantine. Because of this, it may be difficult to see our cups...
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Iloilo Scholastic Academy on Instagram!

We’re on Instagram! Follow and be part of the ISA story here: https://www.instagram.com/isaducation/ Or simply search for @isaducation on your Instagram app. We will see you there!
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Scholastic Asia: Iloilo Scholastic Academy, Champion for 2 Consecutive Years in Scholastic Readers Cup

Scholastic Asia has announced, Iloilo Scholastic Academy won the highest award in the Scholastic Readers Cup for School Year 2019-2020. School Year 2018-2019 saw our Grade 2 to Grade 10 ISAers win First Place in Scholastic Readers Cup by reading an average of 192 books per learner. “As promised”, ISAers won First Place for the...
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This is Normal

By Samantha Mok (Grade 9 – Mendeleev) Monday morning. Sunlight filters through the window, casting a golden glow on the translucent curtains. There was a distinguishable smell of air conditioner, mingled with the faint smell of toast wafting through the air. It was just like any other Monday morning. Warmth, fatigue, and the urge to...
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How to Know if You’ve Truly Changed at Heart

By Lisa Anne Ong (Grade 10 – Luna) This is a frequent question that we ask ourselves as we grow. You may have even fooled yourself into thinking you’ve become a better person while your mindset is still exactly as it was before. Change is an initiation to become different. It is doable if you...
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The Hope We Choose to Light

By Franchesca Ean Alexis Tiu (Grade 8 – Jacinto) The world around us continues to sink deeper into darkness; the thinnest silver of light is now nowhere to be found. We try our best to defeat the pull of the watery depths in an attempt to escape to the surface of the ocean where daybreak...
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Life in the Pandemic

By Kim Tubongbanwa (Grade 7 – Lu Xun) The life before quarantine was filled with noise during the day and night in the city, and being free to go anywhere without the discomfort of wearing masks. Going out with friends while social distancing is something we didn’t need to keep in mind before. We never...
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Dwayne, Bea, Sasha, and Lexie Receive DOST Youth Excellence in Science Awards

The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Region 6 awards four ISAers the 2020 Youth Excellence in Science Award. The four ISAers are Dwayne Angelo D. Anas, Ma. Allyssa Bea Yap Duya, Cosette Sasha D. Patrimonio, and Alexis Jane Gaw Te Que.
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Productivity at Home

By Divine Grace Llamas (Grade 10 – Rizal) “Three to four hours a day, five days a week of uninterrupted and carefully directed concentration, it turns out, can produce a lot of valuable output.” Cal Newport, Deep Work. With all the time in our hands due to the global pandemic and the need to stay...
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