konsyerto sa palasyo for teachers

konsyerto sa palasyo for teachers

SPECIAL NIGHT. Performers serenade the crowd, led by President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., at the third "Konsyerto sa Palasyo" (Concert at the Palace) dubbed "Para sa Mahal Nating mga Guro" (For Our Beloved Teachers) at the Mabini grounds of Malacañang in Manila on Sunday (Oct. 1, 2023). In celebration of Teachers’ Month, the show features inspiring stories of dedicated teachers who have gone the extra mile to shape the future of their students amid the pandemic. (PNA photo by Joan Bondoc)

Konsyerto sa Palasyo for teachers

Konsyerto sa Palasyo for teachers

CURTAIN CALL. "Konsyerto sa Palasyo" (Concert at the Palace) performers flank Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Z. Duterte, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos (5th to 7th from left) at the end of the show at the Mabini grounds of Malacañang in Manila on Sunday (Oct. 1, 2023). The special Teachers’ Month concert also featured inspiring stories of dedicated teachers who went the extra mile to shape the future of their students amid the pandemic. (PNA photo by Joan Bondoc)

3rd Konsyerto sa Palasyo for teachers

3rd Konsyerto sa Palasyo for teachers

WELL DONE. President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. applauds the performers of the third "Konsyerto sa Palasyo" (Concert at the Palace) at the Mabini grounds of Malacañang in Manila on Sunday (Oct. 1, 2023). Dubbed "Para sa Mahal Nating mga Guro" (For Our Beloved Teachers) and in celebration of Teachers’ Month, the show featured inspiring stories of dedicated teachers who went the extra mile to shape the future of their students amid the pandemic. (PNA photo by Joan Bondoc)

Johnson Reef

Johnson Reef

TOKYO, Japan - Supplied photo taken in February 2014 shows Johnson Reef, a Philippines-claimed reef in the South China Sea, with a Chinese military base seen at the bottom left. China has been shipping large quantities of soil to the reef, known in the Philippines as Mabini Reef, since 2012 apparently in a move to enlarge the land area for security facilities, Philippine and U.S. military sources said May 13, 2014. (Photo courtesy of the Philippines government)

Johnson Reef

Johnson Reef

TOKYO, Japan - Combined supplied photo shows Johnson Reef, a Philippines-claimed reef in the South China Sea. Photo in the top column was taken in February 2013 and the one in the bottom column was taken in February 2014. A Chinese military base is seen at the bottom left of the bottom photo. China has been shipping large quantities of soil to the reef, known in the Philippines as the Mabini Reef, since 2012 apparently in a move to enlarge the land area for security facilities, Philippine and U.S. military sources said May 13, 2014. (Photo courtesy of the Philippines government)