Nourish and Win





This year’s Nutrition Month celebration was one of the most fun and meaningful events we had at school. With the theme “Food at Nutrition Security, Maging Priority! Sapat na Pagkain, Karapatan Natin,” the activities reminded us how important it is to have access to safe and nutritious food—and that it's a right, not a privilege. Thanks to the efforts of TLE Department, the whole celebration was filled with exciting contests, teamwork, and new experiences that made the message of the theme really stick.

I joined two events—NutriJingle and the Salad-Making Contest—and both turned out to be really memorable for me. For the NutriJingle, I was part of a 15-member group. At first, I wasn’t sure how things would go, but I ended up really enjoying it. Our jingle was tuned to the songs “Tindahan ni Aling Nena” and “Tan-ok Ilocano,” and we created our own lyrics to fit the theme. Practices were fun, even the last-minute ones where we were rushing, getting nervous, and super tired. But looking back, those moments made it more exciting and unforgettable. Everyone gave their full effort, and we supported each other all the way. In the end, all that teamwork paid off—we were announced as the champions. That felt amazing—not just because of the win, but because we really worked hard and enjoyed the journey together. I also joined the Salad-Making Contest with two of my friends. There were three of us in the group, and we worked hard to come up with a salad that was not only healthy but also well-presented and creative. We really focused on the details—from ingredients to plating—and made sure everything followed the criteria. It was a serious competition, and we gave our best. This year’s Nutrition Month wasn’t just about contests or winning. It was about learning, working with others, and understanding how important food and nutrition are in our daily lives. I’m glad I joined. I gained new experiences, made good memories, and had fun doing it all with great people.



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  1. Euan27 August 2025 at 00:15

    Hi Shane! I am really prud of you for joining two events, no matter what the result is I am proud of you as a friend. We might be not that close we eachother but, I am always here to support you, and remind you that you did your best!

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