Himamaylan NHS - Outfit 1907

15/05/2026

Family is not always defined by blood. Some is built through shared experiences, late night campfires, muddy shoes after activities, encouragement during hard days, and the people who slowly become home in ways you never expected.

In Scouting, we meet as strangers from different places, stories, and walks of life. But somewhere between the service, laughter, lessons, and memories, we find something deeper than familiarity. We find a community that chooses to stay, support, and grow together.

This , we celebrate every kind of family. The ones we were born into, the ones who raised us, the people who stood beside us when life became heavy, and the families we found along the way, the people who listen, the friends who remain, the leaders who guide, and the communities that make you feel seen.

In Scouting, no one walks alone. Beyond the uniforms, badges, and neckerchiefs, Scouting becomes a place where young people learn compassion, belonging, and the value of looking after one another like family while growing together through service, trust, friendship, and shared purpose.

10/05/2026

Learn to unlearn the habit of showing up only when there’s a camp, an event, or something exciting waiting ahead.

In the quiet ordinary days—no campfires, no loud cheers, no badges waiting to be earned—this is where being a Scout is truly tested.

Not during the grand events. Not only when the uniform feels heavy with pride. But in the unseen moments, in the simple act of showing up, in choosing to stay committed even when there is no audience.

Scouting was never meant to be seasonal.

It is easy to be present when there’s a camp to attend, a program to join, or a recognition to receive. But the real challenge lies in unlearning the habit of being active only when it’s convenient—only when something exciting is happening.

Every step taken, even on the simplest days, matters.
So if you find yourself drifting, waiting for the next big event to feel like a Scout again—this is your reminder:

You don’t wear the uniform only when there’s a reason to.
You live its meaning, every single day.

Because being a Scout is not just something you do.
It’s something you choose—again and again.

03/05/2026

Congratulations to the 6 Venturer Scout Aspirants and 10 Eagle Scout Aspirants, as well as the 3 Eagle Scout Bronze Anahaw Award, for passing the National Board of Review held on May 1–3, 2026 at SORETA, Brgy. Patag, Silay City, Negros Occidental.

⚜️Venturer Scout Rank
1. Depison, Neil John A
2. Dingcong, Jeremy Zhekii
3. Geñega, Anthony V.
4. Magbanua, Jam Shane A.
5. Raborar, Armando T. Jr
6. Villeta, Melissa Nicole B

🦅Eagle Scout Rank
1. Aplaon, Miguel Alexus A.
2. Baylon, Jan Erick D.
3. Carumba, Jerald M.
4. Delos Reyes, Azleigh S.
5. Lepaña, John John T. Jr
6. Magnanao, Keirstein Audrey G.
7. Muyco, Keith Arvin A.
8. Robles, Zoe T.
9. Taclajan, Elvie Rose E.
10. Tubal, Chris Anne Joy

🦅🦅Bronze Anahaw Award
1. De Juan, Reilyn J.
2. Dolatre, Jheste Herson S.
3. Monte, Ed Robin E.

Behind every requirement completed and every deadline met is a story of perseverance, quiet sacrifices, and the decision to keep going. This milestone is not the end, it is a reminder to remain humble, to serve with a sincere heart, and to continue striving for growth and improvement.

This is not the end. This is where your service and commitment truly begin. May you live out the promises of the Scout ideals in your daily actions, choices, and leadership.

Padayon, Outfit 1907. ⚜️

03/05/2026

+ 10 🦅
+ 6 🦅 Aspirants
+ BAA 🦅🥉

21/04/2026

SARAMIHAY na po sila 😄✌️

20/04/2026