By Phoebe Gwyneth Baquiran, Grade 6 Last February 21, WILL School of Antipolo, Inc. (WSAI) had its 1st Kindergarten Open House. The event welcomed students who were interested in enrolling for the next school year to have the WSAI experience. The program was led by Mr. Jordan Besinal, the Kindergarten Class Adviser. During […]
Incoming 4th Graders say hello to the cuff link By Christeia Jeanne Jose, Grade 7 To the incoming 4th Graders of WSAI, February 14 was more than but a Heart’s Day. The incoming 4th Graders also celebrated their transition to 4th Grade in a Crossover Ceremony. The Crossover Ceremony highlights the students’ […]
Chalk Board 002: By Jan Mitzelle Plalon, Grade 6 & Shekiyah Reyn Obcena, Grade 6 “What do you want to be when you grow up?” This is the classic question everybody gets asked from Preschool to College. For most people, it’s an ever-changing response. One student, for instance, would probably remember answering this with […]
By Nesie Joyce Fostanes, Grade 10 The High School Department all gathered for HS Night 2020, last February 15, at the Siena’s Gathering Hall, with this year’s theme: “Allure: A Night to Shine.” The event allowed for the Junior and Senior students to experience the prom tradition. The night was the best […]
By Phoebe Gwyneth Baquiran, Grade 6 Is this a peaceful dream or a nightmare I couldn’t bear? Please let the people hear and listen to our call. Will there still be trees and fresh air? Or will it all be gone and our dreams will begin to fall? Forests are now being destroyed […]
By Christeia Jose, Grade 7 Jan Mitzelle Plalon, Grade 6 & Helena Tacuycuy, Grade 8 WILL School of Antipolo Inc. (WSAI), with some of its faculty members, went to a retreat, also leadership seminar, in Hotel Kimberly, Tagaytay last January 10-11. The retreat focused on helping cultivate and improve their skills in communicating with […]
By Laura Rosabelle Balingit, Grade 8 Recent events have caused a sudden increase in the demand for face masks around the world! This was brought about by health concerning issues such as the Taal volcanic eruption and, most especially, the nCoV. Mount Taal started showing relevant volcanic movements last January 12 of this […]
By Hanz Josef Vicencio, Grade 8 WSAI administrators, faculty, and staff stepped out of their daily grind for a team retreat in Baguio City last December 6. The retreat aimed to enrich each member and develop further camaraderie as they set off for the team building in the cold city. But this was just […]
By Nesie Joyce Fostanes, Grade 10 Life gets hard when you are weak. You can’t decide with just one click. The first thing to do is to be wise, Then choose what’s right, and just, and nice. Don’t worry, be happy! Everyone has a destiny. You should look at the bright side, And […]
Chalk Board 001: By Christeia Jeanne Jose, Grade 7 Keeping up with a single job for years is both a challenge and an accomplishment. Being a parent to one or two kids is a never-ending task and blessing. Being a second parent is another story! Teacher Ching could retrospect all these in her 22 […]
