The St. Peter the Apostle School’s Boy Scouts and Senior Scouts of the Philippines 

The St. Peter the Apostle School’s Boy Scouts and Senior Scouts of the Philippines demonstrated the core scouting value of selfless service by actively participating in this year's Brigada Eskwela. Clad in their type B uniforms and working side-by-side with the school staff, the scouts lent their time and energy to prepare the campus grounds, clean classrooms, and ensure a safe, welcoming environment for their fellow Peterians.

This community service initiative did more than just beautify the campus; it served as a vital testing ground for the scouts' leadership and civic responsibility.

Following the successful completion of their Brigada Eskwela duties, the scouts officially accomplished the required service and citizenship sections of their Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP) advancement passports. By rendering these essential service hours, several dedicated scouts successfully met the rigorous qualifications needed to rank up, moving them one step closer to their higher scouting badges.

Through hard work and civic action, the SPAS scouts proved once again that scouting is not just about learning skills, but about putting those skills to work for the school and the community.