INHS SRCYC

10/04/2026

Paving the Way for Progress: INHS Holds Pre-Construction Conference for New Multi-Purpose Gymnasium

IPIL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL – April 10, 2026 – A significant milestone was achieved today as the Ipil National High School (INHS) community gathered for the Pre-Construction Conference of the upcoming INHS Multi-Purpose Gymnasium. Held at 10:00 AM, the event brought together key stakeholders, government representatives, and school officials to formally kick off preparations for a facility expected to transform learning and community activities.

The program was hosted by FJ Perez, INHS Clinic In-charge and WinS Coordinator. To set the vision and tone of the activity, District VI Public Schools District Supervisor (PSDS), Dr. Inday Robbie A. Cubillan, delivered the opening remarks, expressing her optimism and support for the project that will benefit thousands of learners.

Providing the technical details of the undertaking, Engineer Aguilar, representing the City Engineering Office, presented the comprehensive project plan. He walked the attendees through the architectural design, detailed scope of work, and the official construction schedule, ensuring transparency and clarity on what the community can expect as the structure takes shape.

Following the presentation, messages of gratitude and commitment were shared by the partners of the institution. Barangay Captain Ferdinand M. Besario affirmed the local government's support, emphasizing the strong collaboration between the barangay and the school. Representing the educators, Faculty President Mery Ann L. Hinautan expressed her thanks, noting how the facility will greatly enhance the teaching and learning environment. SPTA President Ester Q. Tan spoke on behalf of the parents, highlighting the importance of such infrastructure in the holistic development of their children. Meanwhile, SSLG President Jerry Tejano—who also serves as a Red Cross Youth Member—delivered an inspiring message on behalf of the student body, joined by SSLG Vice President and fellow Red Cross Youth Member Khiarra Mae Tan, representing the generation that will benefit most from the gymnasium.

A poignant moment followed as the entire INHS Family recited their Statement of Commitment, pledging to be responsible stewards of the project and the future facility.

To conclude the program, all participants proceeded to the designated area for a site inspection, visualizing the space where the new gymnasium will stand. The community is now eagerly anticipating the official Groundbreaking Ceremony scheduled for Monday, April 13, 2026, marking the official start of construction.

This initiative stands as a testament to what collective effort and strong partnerships can achieve, promising a brighter, more equipped future for the students of Ipil National High School.

08/04/2026

INHS SRCYC Volunteers Ensure Safe Easter Sunday for Surigaonons

Ipil, Surigao City – April 5, 2026 – The Ipil National High School Senior Red Cross Youth Council (INHS SRCYC) demonstrated their commitment to community service this Easter Sunday by deploying volunteer teams to Ipil Pebble Beach and Looc Beach. This initiative, undertaken in collaboration with the Phiippine Red Cross- SDN Chapter, Philippine Coast Guard, City Rescue, and the Philippine National Police (PNP), aimed to ensure the safety and well-being of Surigaonons who flocked to these popular beach destinations, along with Mabua Beach, to celebrate the holiday.

With Easter Sunday traditionally drawing large crowds to the coastal areas, the INHS SRCYC recognized the potential for emergencies and proactively positioned their volunteers to respond swiftly. Two stations were established: one at Ipil Pebble Beach, conveniently located just outside INHS, and another at Looc Beach.

The Ipil Team provided immediate first aid services, with volunteers expertly performing wound dressing for minor injuries. Meanwhile, the Looc Team actively patrolled the beach, moving from one cottage to another to monitor beachgoers and offer blood pressure checks. This proactive approach allowed the volunteers to identify potential health concerns and provide early intervention.

The dedication and vigilance of the INHS SRCYC, along with the support from the Philippine Coast Guard and PNP, contributed significantly to a safe and enjoyable Easter Sunday for everyone. Thankfully, no major beach-related emergencies were reported throughout the entire duty period, a testament to the effective planning and ex*****on of this valuable community initiative. The INHS SRCYC's efforts underscore the importance of youth involvement in promoting public safety and community welfare.

28/03/2026

INHS Senior Red Cross Youth Council Joins WASH Office Webinar

March 27, 2026 – The Ipil National High School Senior Red Cross Youth Council (INHS SRCYC) actively participated in a webinar hosted by the Philippine Red Cross with WASH Office yesterday, from 8:30 AM to 11:40 AM via Zoom.

The virtual gathering aimed to strengthen awareness and engagement on Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) initiatives, while serving as a platform for knowledge sharing among attendees. The INHS SRCYC delegation found the activity highly fruitful, as it provided an opportunity to connect and collaborate with other Red Cross Youth Councils across the region.

Participants gained valuable insights on best practices in WASH implementation, community mobilization strategies, and the role of youth leaders in promoting sustainable hygiene standards. The interaction with fellow councils also fostered new partnerships and shared ideas for local WASH advocacy efforts in their respective schools and communities.

20/03/2026

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The Caraga Regional Athletic Games Basketball tournament at Barangay Ipil Gymnasium was a week-long celebration of skill, teamwork, and community spirit. While players thrilled the crowd with fast breaks and three-points, another group of champions quietly made their mark—the Senior Red Cross Youth Volunteers of Ipil National High School. Their role went beyond assistance—it was essential, safeguarding the well-being of players, guaranteeing that the excitement of the games was matched by security for all.

From the opening tip-off to the final buzzer, these young volunteers stood ready with first aid kits, water, and unwavering dedication. They were the ones rushing to assist when a player twisted an ankle, calming nerves when exhaustion struck, and offering a reassuring smile to anyone in need. Their red shirts became a symbol of trust, a reminder that behind every heart-stopping action was a safety net woven by compassion and service.

The basketball court is a place of intensity—sweat, speed, and sometimes sudden injuries. Yet the Red Cross Youth the Red Cross Youth carried themselves with admirable composure. Their training was tested daily, but they rose to the challenge and displayed professionalism far ahead of their ages. In moments of chaos, they brought calm; in moments of uncertainty, they brought care. They manifested that true heroism does not always come with a scoreboard.

What made their service extraordinary was not just their skills, but their hearts. These volunteers embodied the Red Cross motto, “Always Ready, Always There.” Their commitment transformed the hall into more than a sports venue—it became a safe haven where athletes could push their limits knowing help was always within reach. Their work was invisible to many, but invaluable to all.

As the week drawn to close, the applause for the athletes and coaches echoed through every CARAGAmes story coupled with, that in the quiet corners, the Red Cross Youth stood tall, proud of the service they had given. They may not have gained points or medals, but they carried something far greater—the gratitude of a community and the respect of every player who stepped onto the court.

Beyond the points tallied and the victories claimed, the CARAGAmes will forever honor the silent heroes in red. The Senior Red Cross Youth Volunteers of Ipil High proved that service, compassion, and dedication are the true foundations of any great event. They were not just part of the games—they were the heartbeat behind them.

19/03/2026

INHS SRCYC Serves on Intense Day 4 of Caraga Regional Athletic Games 2026

On Day 4 of the 2026 Caraga Regional Athletic Games, members of the INHS Senior Red Cross Youth Council (INHS SRCYC) took on their role as first aid team volunteers for the elementary boys’ basketball competitions held at Barangay Ipil gym. The day brought non-stop action with semi-final matches in the morning followed by the championship game in the afternoon, as teams battled fiercely for gold, silver, and bronze medals.

The intense competition led to several injury incidents requiring immediate attention. The volunteer team responded promptly to cases of leg cramps, a common issue among young athletes pushing their limits on the court. Additionally, they provided care for a facial contusion near the eye area when one student athlete was accidentally hit by an opponent’s elbow. Following proper first aid protocols, the volunteers assessed the injuries, administered appropriate care, and ensured the athletes were comfortable while coordinating with event organizers on next steps if needed.

The team’s preparedness and quick response helped maintain the smooth flow of the competition, highlighting the crucial role of first aid volunteers in sporting events.

18/03/2026

INHS Senior Red Cross Youth Council (INHS SRCYC) Provides Vital First Aid on Day 3 of Caraga Regional Athletic Games 2026

Barangay Ipil Gym – March 18, 2026 – The Senior Red Cross Youth Council (INHS SRCYC) team from INHS continued their dedicated service on the third day of the Caraga Regional Athletic Games, focusing on the elementary boys’ basketball competition held at Barangay Ipil gym.

As games ran at an intense pace throughout the day, the INHS RCY members were on standby to respond swiftly to any medical concerns. They attended to multiple student athletes dealing with common sports-related injuries, including knee cramps, a minor leg wound requiring cleaning and dressing, and several cases of muscle cramps in the legs and calves. Each situation was handled with professionalism and care, ensuring athletes received immediate attention to either return to play safely or be referred for further care if needed.

The team’s preparedness and quick response helped maintain the smooth flow of the competition, highlighting the crucial role of first aid volunteers in sporting events.

18/03/2026

INHS Senior Red Cross Youth Council (INHS SRCYC) Shines on Day 2 of Caraga Regional Athletic Games 2026

Surigao City, Philippines - The spirit of service and quick thinking was on full display as the Internal National High School (INHS) Senior Red Cross Youth Council (SRCYC) continued their commendable work on Day 2 of the Caraga Regional Athletic Games (CRAG) 2026. Members of the first aid team for the elementary boys' basketball event, held at the Barangay Ipil gym, demonstrated their preparedness and dedication by promptly responding to and assisting student-athletes with various injuries.

Throughout the day's intense basketball matches, the INHS SRCY members were vigilant, ready to act at a moment's notice. Their expertise was particularly crucial in addressing common sports-related injuries among young athletes. They provided immediate care for cases such as knee cramps, offering relief and guidance to the affected students. Ankle sprains, a frequent occurrence in dynamic sports like basketball, were also handled with efficiency, with the team administering appropriate first aid to minimize discomfort and prevent further injury.

In addition to these, the SRCY members also attended to minor facial contusions, ensuring that even seemingly small injuries received proper attention and care. Their calm and professional demeanor helped to reassure the young athletes and their coaches, creating a safer environment for the competition.

The participation of the INHS Senior Red Cross Youth as the first aid team is a testament to their rigorous training and commitment to humanitarian service. Their presence at events like CRAG 2026 is invaluable, ensuring the well-being of student-athletes and upholding the principles of the Red Cross. Their actions on Day 2 at the Barangay Ipil gym were a clear demonstration of their readiness to serve and their positive impact on the community.

16/03/2026

INHS Senior Red Cross Youth Serves as First Aid Team for Regional Athletic Games Basketball Event

March 16, 2026 – The Senior Red Cross Youth (RCY) of INHS took on a vital role in the Caraga Regional Athletic Games, providing first aid support for the Elementary Boys’ Basketball competition held at Barangay Ipil Gym.

The day’s operations began with five Grade 7 RCY members reporting for duty alongside their adviser, Mr. FJ Perez, in the morning shift. In the afternoon, another group of five Grade 11 learners took over to ensure continuous medical coverage throughout the games.

The student volunteers were well-prepared to address common basketball-related injuries encountered during the matches. They successfully provided immediate care to young athletes suffering from leg and muscle cramps, treated minor wounds and scratches, and managed other sport-specific ailments, helping to keep participants safe and enabling many to return to play or receive appropriate follow-up care.

14/03/2026

Ipil National High School Senior Red Cross Youth Club Officially Launched

Student-led humanitarian group begins journey to promote safety and service in the community

A New Chapter in Youth Service

Ipil National High School’s Senior Red Cross Youth Club (INHS SRCYC) marks a significant milestone as it was established and officially launched on March 5, 2026—with a ceremonial oath-taking held earlier on March 5, 2025, led by Philippine Red Cross-Surigao del Norte (PRC SDN) Chapter Chairman of the Board of Directors Atty. Arturo Carlos Egay Jr., who also served as the guest speaker for the event.

Prime Mover and Founding Force

The initiative was spearheaded by Mr. FJ Perez, INHS School Clinic In-Charge, who recognized the need to empower students with life-saving skills and instill values of compassion and service. His dedication to youth development laid the groundwork for the club’s formation and growth.

Diverse Student Membership

The club is composed of 49 students spanning Grades 7 to 11, representing the school’s diverse student body. Each member brings unique perspectives and a shared commitment to making a positive impact in their school and community.

Comprehensive First Aid Training

Prior to the official launch, all 49 students underwent intensive training on Red Cross Youth Leadership, Mental Health, First Aid and Basic Life Support from February 23 to 25, 2026, conducted by the Philippine Red Cross-Surigao del Norte Chapter. The program equipped participants with essential skills to respond effectively to emergencies.

Generous Support from 9545 Foundation

The training was made possible through the generosity of 9545 Foundation, whose benefactors from around the world provided assistance covering training fees, as well as snacks and meals for both trainees and trainers, and other essential needs. Their support ensured that every student had equal access to this valuable learning opportunity.

07/03/2026

03.05.2026: INHS SRCYC LAUNCHING -cum- RED CROSS YOUTH TRAINING CLOSING CEREMONY.

06/03/2026

03.05.2026: The birth of INHS SRCYC (Ipil National High School Senior Red Cross Youth Council) - To our 49 learners, you are now part of a global movement of CHANGEMAKERS, and our community is better because of you.