Trisha Sia is Manila Bulletin Sketchfest Champion
- Created on June 17, 2014 7:58 AM
- Last Updated on June 17, 2014 8:04 AM
- June 17, 2014 8:02 AM
WINNING SKETCHES — The Manila Bulletin awards these best artworks in the ‘MB Sketch Fest 4’ (from left) ‘Original Filipino’ by Miguel Wong, a retired architectural designer; ‘Kalinga’ by Nikko Pelaez, an 18-year-old Fine Arts student; and ‘Buhay Pinoy: Masaya at Makulay’ by 10-year-old Trisha Danielle Sia. (Manny Llanes)
“Barong is meticulously made with hands, so it’s priceless,” he said. “Aside from barong and kimona, the bamboo house is the new version of our native hut. Its structure is carefully planned.”
Renzo Roel P. Tan, the CKSC recipient of the Gerry Roxas Leadership Award (GRLA) for School Year 2013-2014, attended two events organized by the Gerry Roxas Foundation, namely the GRLA Leaders’ Forum held last May 24 at the Araneta Expo Cen
There were numerous challenges that faced the thirteen Filipino scouts on their trip to the Formosan Island. Unexpectedly, eating with chopsticks was one of them.
Nine scouts, with their parents and scout leaders, joined the Kab Olimpikan’s celebration of the 90th anniversary of Manila Council, Boy Scouts of the Philippines last February 1 to 2 at Hardin ng Postema in Tanza, Cavite. The scouts joined their peers from various public and private schools in Manila. 
During their participation in the camp, they were taught skills in knot-tying, proper folding of the Philippine flag, and identifying traffic signs. They also did field sports like javelin throw, hammer throw, discus throw, and shot put. A campfire was held on the first night during which the scouts performed. Swimming in the venue’s pool completed their enjoyable weekend at the camp.
The blazing heat of the Singapore sun was not enough to stop a group of twelve enthusiastic CKSC scouts from trekking the Lion City.
The contingent was headed by adult leaders Kervin Clyde Go and Ervin Chua Joy. The participating scouts were Anne Cabanatan, Timothy Chiong, Annie Chua, Jim Kenneth Co, Stephanie Co, Bryant Lopez-Go, Catelyn Bryn Lopez-Go, Bernadette Ocampo, Andrew Brandon Ong, and Ze Hong Tan.
Last February 12, 2014, the CKSC High School Student Council, in cooperation with the High School Chinese Instruction, held an activity aimed at instilling in everyone's hearts the Chinese culture, which the school has always been proud of. The activity, the "Search for Mr. and Ms. Young Chinatown (中國先生小姐)", held at the school auditorium, was part of the Chinese New Year celebration. There were 24 promising candidates in the bracket for third and fourth year students, where Kyra Ang and Ralph Lee emerged as winners. In the bracket for grades 7, 8, and 9 students, Aldrich Choi and Marybelle Tandoc were victorious. Two teachers, Mr. Hung Chung Chiu and Ms. Pan Poon, performed to start the program.
The Student Council also organized a Year of the Horse Bulletin Board Making Contest for third and fourth year students. The finished artworks were displayed at the school lobby.
