SPAS Ignites a Passion for Literacy in English and Reading Month

On December 4, 2025, St. Peter the Apostle School celebrated the English and Reading Month with the theme: Inspiring Hope through Literacy and Art. The program started with a literary character parade, in which the students, administrators, teachers, and non-teaching personnel exhibited their chosen book character costumes.

Afterward, the school gathered as one community to witness the enchanting performances of the elementary students. Grades 1–6 serenaded the audience with their sing and dance—all of which are derived from the most popular children's books and films such as The Little Mermaid, Trolls, Encanto, Moana, Aladdin, and High School Musical.

In the afternoon, Grades 7–10 delivered a compelling message through their speech choir piece: Dare to Say No by Nancy Minerva Miller and An Invitation to the Pope to Visit Tondo by Emmanuel Torres. The contest was full of grit, amusement, and thrill. The competition was then followed by a trivia time and musical dramas brought by Grades 11 and 12, who gave their own interpretation of  “The Greatest Showman” and “Mamma Mia”.

The celebration of the English and Reading Month unveiled that literature can be best enjoyed when shared. Truly a reminder that when the community gathers together, learning achieves its full potential!