Students from all the departments of STEFTI display their artistic prowess as they join the nation in celebrating the National Arts Month during the month of February. This is according to Presidential Proclamation No. 683 signed in 1991. Spearheaded by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, this event aims to highlight the importance of acknowledging exceptional artistic contribution and promoting artistic movement and expressions in the field of visual arts, architecture and the allied arts, music, dance, cinema, dramatic and literary arts.
With the theme, “Sining ng Pag-asa”, we recognize the arts as a source and expression of hope, shown in the creative ways we respond to the effects of the pandemic, natural calamities, and other social realities, as well as the arts’ role in improving our community life as Filipinos.
(from a DepEd Memorandum, s. 2022)
From the start, STEFTI has been consistently committed to provide a holistic formation of students, allowing them to nurture and use their diverse gifts to serve God and humanity as one of its mission, vision and goals.
As the region’s best, we proudly show you snippets of artistic creations our students had shown through the years.
Meanwhile, here’s a peek at the creative endeavours of our students during their online classes:
This Is Me! Samantha belts out her own version of introducing herself to the tune of “WHEN WILL MY LIFE BEGIN?” for a MAPEH activity.
TLE 10th graders show their pouch bags, face masks, bonnets and other accessories in their lesson on Arts and Crafts.
Embark on a journey to Fantasyland with the Upper Primary Department pupils dressed as their favorite storybook characters.
Beautiful hands are those that do. Check out these printmaking crafts and creative performance tasks from the Lower Primary pupils.
Senior High Virtual Artists display award-winning entries of the Digital Poster Making Contest in Physical Science
