PCCR Peer Facilitators Guild

15/10/2025

ATTN: All High School and College Students!

To ensure everyone’s safety and well-being, all onsite classes will transition to ONLINE CLASSES from October 15 to 31, 2025. This change is part of the school’s preventive measures against the spread of influenza.

Let’s stop the flu, not the learning!
Stay safe, , and continue your studies from home.

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15/10/2025

Take note of the dates & stay safe PEERkadas!

To support the school’s preventive measures against influenza and to provide students ample time to recover, catch up on lessons, and complete pending academic activities, the Preliminary Examinations scheduled for October 15–18, 2025, are moved to November 19–22, 2025, coinciding with the Midterm Examinations.

This adjustment aims to ensure that everyone stays safe while maintaining academic progress. Please take note of the updated exam schedule and continue your preparations.

Stay safe and keep learning, Batang 641!

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13/10/2025

All aboard the PEERKADA Express 🚉
Destination: Prelim Success 🎟️

As we approach Prelim Week (October 15–18), consider this your reminder:

🗺 Plan your route (review schedule)
🧠 Mind your stops (rest & recharge)
🎯 Arrive prepared (you’ve got this!)

Let’s travel through this exam season together—one station at a time. 💛

10/10/2025

WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY 💙

Today, we take a moment to pause and remind ourselves that our mental health matters just as much as our physical health. It’s okay to slow down, to rest, and to ask for help when things feel heavy.

You are allowed to take breaks. You are allowed to feel. You are allowed to heal at your own pace.

Let’s continue to build a community where checking in on each other is normal, and where conversations about mental health are met with understanding and care.

You are seen, you are valued, and you are never alone in this journey.🌼

Pubmat by: Crizzy Kate Dava
Caption by: Andrea Beatrix Condicion

10/10/2025

Your mental health matters—today and every day. Let's break the stigma, support one another and take a moment to check in with yourself and those around you.

10/10/2025

📄 College of Criminal Justice Preliminary Examination
🗓 October 15–18, 2025
📍 Scheduled Onsite + OBE

As you gear up for prelims, remember—every effort counts toward your pursuit of justice. ⚖️

All the best, PEERKadas! 📚💙

15/09/2025

PISELUBONG Week may be done, but the journey of listening and guiding never ends. 🚉💙

The Peer Facilitators Guild is always here, always open — because someone will always need a peer, and you can be that someone. ✨

Kindly fill out this form to sign: https://forms.gle/u2rbVWGEStbc4J5p8
And don’t forget to share the link with your invitees so they can sign up too!

🎟 Board the journey. Become a Peer Facilitator.

14/09/2025

PEERkadas! Grand PISELUBONG is around the corner, tingnan ang schedule para hindi kayo mahuli sa saya at makapaghanda nang bongga! 💥

14/09/2025

12/09/2025

Every Bingo card played, every sticker taken home, every pin purchased, and every smile shared meant so much to us, samin Bida Ka! 💚

Thanks to you, we shared awareness, spread positivity, and raised funds for future projects that will keep the conversation on mental health alive.

Until our next event, PEERkadas!

11/09/2025

Today, we honor the importance of life & the strength it takes to keep going. We light a candle of hope for those struggling in silence & remind everyone that asking for help is a sign of courage. 💛

Whether you need someone to listen or simply remind you that you matter—your Peer Facilitators Guild & PCCR - Student Formation Office are here for you. You are never alone in this journey. Together, we can create hope through action. 🌱

If you or someone you know is struggling, you can also reach out to:

NCMH Crisis Hotlines
1553 | 1800-1888-1553 | 0919-057-1553 | 0917-899-8727

Reach out. Speak up. Stay.