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Philippine National School for the Blind Shines Bright with Multiple Wins

"Truly PNSB is Home of the Champions collage: 5 Photos 1st photo: 2024 National IT Challenge awarding of winnders. John Louie Gachalian, first place, Alibelle Magno, 3rd place, Marius Anton Cueto, Qualifier. Coach: Mabel S. Gaerlan 2nd Photo: NCR Palaro 2024 (Goalball & Athletics) 18 golds and 1 Silver 3rd Photo: 3rd Place DFOT (Division Festival of Talents) Muling Pagkukuwento) Awarded: Rouvin M. Ducusin. Coach: Ms. Aprilyn M. Manguiat 4th Photo: RFOT-SNED (Regional Festival of Talents-Special Needs Education) Expo Edwin Andrei Nicolas Banzon, Jr. Coach Mr. Ronald M. Manguiat

Pasay City, Philippines — The Philippine National School for the Blind (PNSB) has recently showcased their exceptional abilities, clinching an impressive array of victories across various competitions held throughout April 2024.

At the NCR Palaro, PNSB athletes showcased remarkable spirit and skill, securing an impressive 18 gold medals and 1 silver in athletics and goal ball competitions. Their outstanding performance not only highlighted their athletic prowess but also served as an embodiment of the school’s commitment to fostering inclusivity and providing equal opportunities for all. It also earned them the privilege of representing the NCR at the upcoming Palarong Pambansa in Cebu City this July.

Meanwhile, in the competitive arena of technology, PNSB emerged victorious, securing 1st and 3rd place rankings, along with one qualifier, at the National IT Challenge 2024. These talented students have earned the opportunity to compete in the Global IT Challenge in October, showcasing their expertise in digital information processing and reaffirming PNSB’s reputation for technological prowess.

Furthermore, PNSB’s literary talents shone brightly at the Regional Festival of Talents Braille Reading Contest, where Edwin Andrei Nicolas Banzon, representing PNSB, claimed the coveted 1st place with exceptional fluency and speed in braille reading. Banzon’s remarkable talent will see him and his coach competing in the National Festival of Talents (NFOT) this July, leaving a lasting impression on judges with his ability to bring words to life through touch and sound.

Finally, In the Division Muling Pagkukuwento (Storytelling) Competition, PNSB’s gifted storyteller, Rouvin Ivan Ducusin, secured the 3rd place award. Ducusin’s captivating narratives transported listeners into enchanting worlds, demonstrating that imagination knows no bounds, even in darkness.