Tolerance School breaks out again during the annual Private Schools of Zamboanga City Athletic Unit (PSZCAU), otherwise known as the PRISAA meet, which was launched last Thursday, September 24, 2009 at Claret High School Gym in San Jose, this city.

The sports festival has been initiated by a short parade, followed by a short opening program at the gymnasium. Keynote speakers gave messages and speeches, and intermission numbers have been conducted by different private schools, and several Palarong Pambansa athletes lit up the Torch of Friendship to signal the start of the games. Every school in attendance has raised their banners that day, and the gymnasium was packed with lots of colors.

The place looked like a fairground with all the decorations and buntings that day, and Tolerance School was prepared to face the events that are set for them on that day.

Here were the events that our institution joined:

• Soccer
• Basketball
• Table Tennis
• Taekwo ... Read more »

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Filipino students who participated in the International Competitions and Assessment for Schools (ICAS)-English achieved outstanding results. Those students whose achievement was outstanding will be rewarded with Certificates of Credit, Distinction and High Distinction.

The ICAS-English test is developed by Educational Assessment Australia (EAA), UNSW Global Pty Limited and is conducted annually in 12 countries. The test which is for students from Years 3 to 12 assesses their academic ability in reading and language.

The participants have been tested to locate, identify, interpret, infer and synthesize information in and about the texts, focusing on the aspects of reading for meaning in literary texts, reading for meaning in factual texts,
textual devices, syntax and vocabulary.

From just above a thousand who participated in the ICAS-English across the Philippine archipelago, 11 will be awarded with High Distinction, 77 with Dis ... Read more »

Is it really just a small contribution?

Amidst stately trees, dilapidated buildings, and green grasses, two vehicles went into a small gate. Inside, a couple of teachers and children showed bubbly expressions on their shining faces and with smiles and decorations abound, anyone would have mistaken it for a bustling fairground.

In no time, excited members of Tolerance School’s Club for Good Conduct (CGC) disembarked one by one from the vehicles. Thanks to the initiative of their charismatic advisers Mr. Abdulhamit Durakoglu and Mr. Seyfettin Dayi; and their president Emmanuel Varona, they were able to catalyze this school year’s first “Love Drive”, which was held last October 9, 2009 at Tulungatung Elementary School.

Days before the event, the club was able to collect 8,000 pesos and hundreds of school supplies from the students. Commenting on it, Mr. Arnel Bartolome, principal of Tolerance School, opined, “That’s what we need in today’s society: people who can share wholehe ... Read more »

Tolerance School has conducted its first-ever Educational Expedition from Friday,April 17, to Thursday, April 23, 2009, in Metro Manila.

This expedition was junctured by some hand-picked incoming senior students, led by their adviser, Mr. Rholy Jay Jannalun.

The 7-day itinerary included mall trips, educational activities, study times, and other things such as going to amusement parks.

The students paid around 10,000 for their endeavor including food, snacks, accommodation, round-trip tickets, entrance fees and pocket money.

By:EC Guevarra

Ang Filipino-Turkish Tolerance School ay nagsagawa ng “Journalism Class” para sa mga piling mag-aaral ngayong bakasyon. Ito ay inilunsad para sa pampa-aralang pahayagan ngayong darating na pasukan. Nagsimula ang programang ito mula noong ika-30 ng Marso hanggang ika-25 ng Abril.

Ang programang ito ay laan para sa mga mag-aaral na kinakitaan ng talento sa pagsusulat. Ang FTTS ay isang institusyon kung saan ang pinagtutuunan ng pansin ay ang kinabukasan ng bawat mag-aaral at ng bawat mamamayan ng ating lipunan kung kaya ay isinagawa ang nasabing programa.

Ang layunin ng programang ito ay upang hasain ang mga mag-aaral sa pagsusulat at ihanda para sa darating na mga kompetisyon na may kaugnayan sa pagsusulat. Ang mga mag-aaral na sumasailalim sa programang ito ay siya na ring mga opisyal na miyembro ng pampaaralang pamahayagan.

Hindi lamang simpleng pagtuturo ang ginagawa ng mga guro sa programang ito. Meron ding mga aktibidad na kung saan ang mga opisyal ng mga kilalang publi ... Read more »

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To prepare students for the various upcoming university examinations, Tolerance School will conduct college preparatory classes from April 27 to May 30, 2009.

These reviews will concentrate on the fields of Social Studies, General Science, English, and Filipino, which are some of the usual fare in tests such as the University of the Philippines College Admission Test(UPCAT), Western Mindanao State University College Admission Test, among others.

A teacher stated, "We want a 100% passing rate for our students in these examinations, to have more Blue Eagle scholars and if possible, have at least a topnotcher in those tests. That's why we conduct these classes for them to be able to cope up with the level of these exams."

Twenty-two students are expected to attend the preparatory classes.

Two students will represent the Philippines in the International Sustainable World-Energy, Engineering, Environment Project (I-SWEEEP) Olympiad this coming May 2009 in Houston , Texas , USA .

The project olympiad involves thousands of thousands of students from over 100 countries worldwide whose entries range from clever engineering feats to amazing environmental innovations.

In the three-day event, Raida Rajan, an incoming senior, and Ismahan Amil, an incoming sophomore, will present their project which involves converting diesel oil into printer ink.

They will participate in the environment category, which attracts the most number of entries.

By:EC Guevarra

Arwida Rajan, an incoming 3rd year student, will represent the country in the 7th International Turkish Language Olympiad from May 27 to June 10, 2009 at the Istanbul Performance and Congress Center (Turkish: Anadolu Gösteri ve Kongre Merkezi) in Istanbul, Turkey.

More than 600 participants from 115 countries join this annual event where different talents are showcased along with their expertise of the Turkish language.

Categories include song recitation, poetry, cultural exposition, grammar, speaking, and composition, among others. The participants are expected to present their respective countries’ cultures in an exposition during the length of the event.

She will participate in the song recitation category, along with around a hundred competitors from different countries.

By:EC Guevarra