2022 Winnings
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The Philippines Science High School – Southern Mindanao Campus commends the students and coaches for bagging 41 awards in the recently concluded Thailand International Math Olympiad (TIMO) 2022 Heat Round held last October 23, 2022. These awards placed the campus in the top 7 out of 169 competing schools nationwide.
The winners will proceed to the final round on March 31 – April 3, 2023 in Pattaya, Thailand.
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The PSHS-SMC commends Isabella Jessy Cortes (12 - Pascal), Heron Gabriel Nalasa (10 – Thymine) and their coach, Mr. Bernard D. Beduya, for placing second in the recent National Robotics Competition (Line Tracing Virtual) held last October 13, 2022.
The competition required participants to build an autonomous, self-contained line-tracing robot that can properly follow a line set by the referees at the fastest possible time. The said competition was participated by high school students all over the Philippines who are passionately interested in robotics and AI technologies and was organized by Pinoy Robot Games (PRG), an organization that aims to carve a space for young Filipino robotics enthusiasts in the international arena.
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By Sheila Allong
Out of over 340 Grade 7 to 12 participants from all over the country, three Philippine Science High School Southern Mindanao Campus scholars triumphed and made it to the top 20 qualifiers in the TANAW- The Philippine Biology Olympiad 2022 held online last January 29, 2022 (Eliminations), February 19-20, 2022 (semi-finals), and March 12-13, 2022 (finals).
We would like to congratulate David Joseph Mendoza (5th place), Sophia Dominique Ann Samson (7th place), and Eloisa Joanne Jumamoy (8th place), under the guidance of the PSHS-SMC Biology Unit, for making your wit and prowess in the biological sciences shine during the said national event organized by the Department of Biology of the Ateneo de Manila University and the Ateneo Biological Organization - eXplore.
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By Sheila Allong
CARL THOMAS CONDEVILLAMAR of Philippine Science High School Southern Mindanao Campus ranked 1st runner-up in one of the events in the Malayan Colleges Mindanao sponsored “MCM Cup 2022: Breaking Boundaries” called Techno Whiz: The Ultimate IT Quiz Show held online last March 17, 2022.
He competed against twenty other high school students from different schools all over Mindanao. The awarding was done via Facebook Live last March 18, 2022.
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Our Grade 11 student, Jyan L. Rubillar, bravely echoed her voice in four different categories (prepared speech, oratorical speech, table topics, and inspirational speech) against more than 70 high school and college students from thirteen (13) different countries in Asia and eventually emerged as the first-runner up in the online edition of the Asian English Speech Competition held from February 20 to 27, 2022.
The first round of the contest, which was held from February 13-16, 2022, was in the form of a prepared speech wherein the contestants were asked to submit a speech video based on the 2022 AEO theme, “Echo Your Forte”. Jyan’s speech was adjudged as among the thirty (30) well-performed recorded speech so she made it to the next round, which was an oratorical speech. This was held last February 25, 2022 and at this point, the participants were asked to create a speech based on a randomly chosen topic within 20 minutes time duration and then deliver such speech impressively and professionally within 7 minutes allowable time. Outstandingly, our representative was among the top 10 best oratorical speakers and thus made it to the semi-finals. The semi-finals held on February 26, 2022 was in a form of table topics or impromptu speech format wherein the topic was given on each participant’s turn by the selection committee and the participants were given 30 seconds to prepare their speech then deliver it within 2 minutes. Amazingly, Jyan got positive reviews from the selection committee and thus was chosen as among the top 5 winners and finalists. The five of them who made it to the finals were asked to give a 7-minute inspiring speech. The topic was only given after the announcement of the finalists and they had to deliver it the next day, February 26, 2022. Lo and behold, Jyan L. Rubillar got the second to the highest rank overall.
The Speech Competition is one the seven (7) events included in the Asian English Olympics (AEO) organized annually for ten years now by Binus University Jakarta Indonesia. AEO is one of the biggest and most anticipated annual English competitions in Asia for high school and university students. The participating countries this year include South Korea, Thailand, Bangladesh, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Macau, among others.
Congratulations Jyan and to the coach, Ms. Jearvy R. Laňohan!