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| Bugang Integrated School in Bugang, Sagay, Camiguin |
Last May 28, I recieved an order to serve in Bugang Integrated School, a school from my hometown in Sagay, Camiguin. To be honest, I didn't want to leave my comfortable station in Mambajao National High School where I am a full time science teacher, to a school where I will become an international teacher teaching all subjects under the heat of the sun.
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| View of Mt. Timpoong from Mambajao National High School's PAGCOR building |
I will surely miss this view from Mambajao National High School. I will miss my colleagues who are supportive of my initiatives, the food that they constantly share, and the stories that often color our day. I will miss my students' smile, their naughty ways, and how often they make my day when I see them learn something new.
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| Grade 9 makeshift classroom |
Whatever I will miss in my old school, I'll have plenty in my new school. Moreover, my colleagues received me warmly, so did my students. They seemed happy that I arrived.
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| Yes, no windows nor door. |
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| The sun enters the room freely in the afternoon. My students painted our tables as well as our chalkboard. |
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| No ceiling but at least the roof is far enough. |
The makeshift classroom of my advisory class, Grade 9, already promises abundant memories. I'm excited to make some.
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