Celebrating Achievements and Success: OLPS marks 8th Junior High School Moving-Up Ceremony

The OLPSian Times

The Grade 10 students of Our Lady of Peace School gathered together to commemorate their outstanding achievements and success in the school as they celebrated their Moving Up Ceremony on May 31, 2023, at the Antipolo Cathedral.

Margarita Guanzon, Grade 10 completer, posed for a picture with her parents during the Grade 10 Moving-up Ceremony. (Photo by OLPSian Times Media Team)

It was an occasion brimming with joy, pride, and a sense of accomplishment as students, teachers, and families came together to honor the dedication and hard work displayed throughout their transformative journey.

The ceremony took place in the Antipolo Cathedral, and it was also broadcast live on YouTube. It began with a Eucharistic Celebration led by Rev. Fr. John Paul Buenafe.

Rev. Fr. John Paul Buenafe, one of the euchraristic celebrants, during the Thanksgiving Mass. (Photo by OLPSian Times Media Team)

Fr. Buenafe spoke of the importance of remaining grounded, even in the face of accomplishments and accolades that may come their way. Drawing from his own life experiences, he shared anecdotes of renowned figures who had reached great heights but had also succumbed to the pitfalls of ego and pride.

“Sa bawat tagumpay, manatiling mapagpakumbaba. Manatili kang nagpapasalamat dahil ang taong nagsisimulang magmataas, sinisimulan na rin niya ang kanyang pagbagsak.”
Rev. Fr. John Paul Buenafe

After the Holy Mass concluded, Crishelle Ann Jornacion, president of the Junior High School Coordinating Team, formally opened the ceremony proper by giving an inspirational message to her fellow completers, reminiscing about their high school journey through the pandemic.

Crishelle Ann Jornacion, president of the Junior High School Coordinating Team, received her diploma for Grade 10 completion. (Photo by OLPSian Times Media Team)
“There were various times that we panicked a lot and come close to giving up. Although we were unable to fully experience Junior High School in person, we were nevertheless happy to learn and explore it in a different manner.”
Crishelle Ann Jornacion

Rev. Fr. John Paul Buenafe and Mr. Jorge Pacleb led the presentation of certificates and medals. Respective advisers in Grade 10 called the names of their students.


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