by Aira Derayunan
The Prefect of Discipline (POD), together with various school clubs and organizations, united to raise awareness and empower young learners through an anti-bullying campaign themed “Voices of Valor: Echoes of Courage Against Bullying,” held from August 10 to 12.
The campaign brought together the Junior High School Outreach Club, Supreme Trinitarian Council (STC), Trinitarian Ensemble, and Vanguards, which worked together to reach elementary students from Grades 1 to 4.
Each organization led discussions and activities connected to its advocacy and core purpose, highlighting how students can help prevent bullying and create a more welcoming school community.
The JHS Outreach Club and Trinitarian Ensemble focused on ways to respond to bullying and harassment by building positive relationships and showing compassion, kindness, and concern for others.
Meanwhile, the STC and Vanguards emphasized the importance of leadership and responsible behavior, encouraging students to stand against bullying and speak up with courage.
Through interactive discussions and engaging activities, the young learners were encouraged to recognize the importance of speaking up, treating others with respect, and helping create a safe and supportive environment for everyone.
More than an anti-bullying campaign, the three-day initiative demonstrated how small acts of courage, kindness, and compassion can make a meaningful difference. Through the collective efforts of the POD and school organizations, the message was clear: every voice has the power to make a difference, and everyone has a role in making the school a safer place for all.