How do you spell the word excite in the most exciting way? The Meridian teachers figured out the best way to excite 'excite'! EXC!!!TE: to "ranchonize" education; to rediscover oneself as a teacher; to teach life as the only subject; to be fueled in mind, body and spirit The three exclamation points truly added and Read More
Irresistible. How do we define it? According to Merriam Webster dictionary; irresistible is an adjective pronounced as ir·re·sist·ible \ˌir-i-ˈzis-tə-bəl\, defined as impossible to resist especially because of strength or attractiveness. In Meridian, we aim to make every process irresistible, and we’ve started with the year’s enrollment. Most of you may have already gone through the enrollment Read More
Quick Facts: The newest column in ARROWS! Quick Facts will help us know more about our school, our educational system and our community as a whole.It will help us be enlightened on some terms that may sound too technical or may appear quiet confusing to understand. To start off this first issue, let us have the Read More
Nelson Mandela's famous quote, “Nothing seems possible until it is done” came to life last March 28, 2015, as the Grade 6 students presented their “solutionarian projects” during their graduation day, marking the end of their Grade School journey and the beginning of their High School flight. The word “Solutionarian” is a term that Chaplain Read More
March 26 marked the end of school year 2014 - 2015; thus, students have finished yet another chapter in their school life. Amidst the excitement of the year-end activities is also a time of reflection and evaluation - a time to look back at more than 9 months worth of lessons, learnings,challenges, and victories. The Read More
On March, 23 2015, the Preschool Department held its annual moving up program entitled “Ang Kaklase naming si Pepe: Preschool Moving-Up Presentation”. This year’s program took inspiration from the life of our national hero Dr. Jose Rizal, whose heroic traits such as love for country and learning with a creative and inquisitive mind were Read More
The students gave their 100% planning and executing their artwork entry concepts. A total of 35 entries were sent for the preliminary judging 9 artworks qualified to represent the Philippine in the Young Artists Contest Here is a sneak peak of the artwork entries: Grade 1 student entry showing how watching air games makes one feel Read More
Contributor: Neil Lim, Grade 11 student volunteer The students gearing up for the walkabout and competition during the orientation The group arrives at the venue early morning. Breathtaking sunrise welcomes us before the show. Teacher Marco stands amazed watching the uniquely shaped balloons float one by one. The Octopus hot-air balloon Read More
Something wonderful is going to happen this summer!!! Since we've always believed that it takes a village to raise a child and that there is power in learning by walking, we are launching the first ever Family Walkabout this year! Student Affairs Program invites all Grade School families to join the first ever Family Walkabout on Read More
Walkabout and Competition Reflections by the Students "During the PIHABF walkabout, since there were a lot of younger kids from Grade School who are part of our group, we, the High School students were partially given responsibility to look over and take care of them. So learning responsibility is one of the the things I learned Read More