Leyte National High School · Tacloban City
Serving the Leytean community with purpose, integrity, and excellence.
The LNHS-SSLG is the highest student governing body of Leyte National High School, representing the voices of every learner and leading initiatives that uplift our school community.
About the School
Leyte National High School (LNHS) is one of the premier public secondary schools in Tacloban City, Eastern Visayas, Philippines. With over a century of history, it stands as a pillar of quality education in the region.
As the premier national high school in Leyte, LNHS takes pride in producing scholars, leaders, artists, and servants who contribute to the broader Filipino society and the Leytean community in particular.
The Organization
The Supreme Secondary Learner Government is the highest student governing body of LNHS. It is composed of elected officers who represent the student body and lead meaningful programs for the school and community.
The SSLG voices the concerns of all students of LNHS before the school administration and DepEd, ensuring learner rights are upheld.
Each batch of elected officers leads the school with a distinct thrust, driving initiatives in academics, culture, environment, and community service.
The SSLG mobilizes the student body for outreach programs, events, and advocacy campaigns that benefit the Leytean community at large.
Faculty Adviser
The LNHS-SSLG is guided by a dedicated faculty adviser who provides mentorship, institutional oversight, and unwavering support to every batch of student officers.
Mr. Edu Flacedo Caguicla serves as the official faculty adviser of the LNHS Supreme Secondary Learner Government. He provides guidance and mentorship to the student officers, ensuring that the organization upholds its mandate of genuine student service and responsible governance.
Batch Directory
A record of every LNHS-SSLG administration, from the first batch of executive officers to the present. Content depth varies based on record availability.
Service, learning, and community.
Meet the officers of Batch Yuhum and explore the projects they carried out in support of LNHS learners and the wider community.
Executive Board
The Batch Yuhum executive officers served the LNHS student body during S.Y. 2024–2025.
Programs & Activities
Browse photos from Batch Yuhum’s projects and activities.
The National Learning Camp 2024 supported Junior High School learners in strengthening their foundational knowledge in Mathematics, English, and Science through structured learning sessions. In collaboration with the school administration, the LNHS-SSLG supplemented academic interventions with after-school games every Thursday, combining physical movement, problem-solving, and peer interaction to make learning more engaging and enjoyable.
Brigada Eskwela 2024 facilitated a smoother enrollment experience for learners and their families ahead of School Year 2024–2025. Through campus signages, volunteer student guides, and on-site assistance, the LNHS-SSLG helped stakeholders navigate school facilities and enrollment procedures, making essential information more accessible while encouraging cooperation among the school and its community.
Balik Eskwela welcomed learners as they prepared to return to their classrooms for another academic year. Through school announcements and welcoming initiatives, the project helped students familiarize themselves with the start-of-year activities, build anticipation for new learning experiences, and reconnect with the people and environment that make up the Leytean community.
Handog Leytean is a school uniform donation drive that gives learners access to gently used uniforms voluntarily contributed by graduates, former students, and other willing donors. By redirecting usable clothing to students who may otherwise struggle to afford one, the project supports sustainability, promotes a sense of school identity, and helps reduce financial barriers without making uniforms or donations compulsory.
The PMA Information Drive introduces learners to the Philippine Military Academy, its educational opportunities, and its role in preparing future officers for service to the nation. Through career information and discussions on military education, the initiative helps students explore potential career pathways while gaining insight into the responsibilities, values, and commitments associated with a future in the armed forces.
The Mass Oath-Taking 2024 officially inducted the newly elected LNHS-SSLG officers and officers of the school's accredited student organizations. Through a collective declaration of commitment, the ceremony established the beginning of their respective terms and reaffirmed their responsibility to uphold organizational objectives, represent their fellow learners, and fulfill their duties with integrity.
The Live Pure Symposium introduced Senior High School learners to the Live Pure Movement's teachings on chastity, personal responsibility, and purposeful living. Grounded in Catholic values, the activity encouraged reflection on self-respect, genuine freedom, and relationships founded on trust, respect, and love, helping participants consider how their personal choices shape their identity and future.
Teachers’ Day 2024 recognized the dedication and influence of educators who guide learners through academic challenges and personal growth. The celebration offered students an opportunity to convey their appreciation through meaningful tributes and activities, acknowledging the patience, knowledge, and commitment teachers bring to the school community every day.
Kalinaw ha Hunahuna: An Essay-Writing Contest provides learners with a platform to explore mental health through personal reflection and thoughtful writing during Mental Health Month. Spearheaded by the LNHS-SSLG in collaboration with the Guidance and Counseling Office, the initiative develops students' written expression while encouraging empathy, reducing stigma, and fostering open, respectful conversations about emotional well-being.
National Book Week 2024 celebrates the role of books and reading in expanding knowledge, imagination, and understanding. Through reading-centered activities, the initiative encourages learners to discover new ideas, appreciate literary works, and develop reading habits that support academic growth and lifelong learning.
The Leadership Training equips student leaders with practical knowledge and essential competencies for managing their responsibilities and carrying out organizational initiatives. Through guided learning and collaborative exercises, participants develop their communication, decision-making, planning, and problem-solving abilities, preparing them to respond thoughtfully to the needs of their fellow learners.
Higugmaay 2024 is a community outreach initiative that transforms generosity into tangible assistance for individuals and families facing difficult circumstances. By mobilizing donations and encouraging voluntary participation, the project nurtures a culture of compassion and social responsibility, extending the school's spirit of service beyond the campus and into the wider community.
Career Guidance 2025 provided learners with opportunities to explore career options, understand educational pathways, and reflect on their individual interests and aspirations. Through a series of guidance activities, the initiative helped students consider future academic and professional directions, make more informed decisions, and recognize the importance of aligning their goals with their strengths and long-term ambitions.
Love Scars 2025: The Crimson Finale celebrated Valentine's Day through live musical performances by student bands from Leyte National High School and other schools across Tacloban City. The concert provided a platform for young musicians to showcase their artistry across different genres while giving audiences an enjoyable space for creative expression and connection. It also supported the preparation for the upcoming LNHS Foundation Days through event-generated funds.
Completers’ Night 2025 commemorated the accomplishments of learners completing an important stage of their education. Through an evening dedicated to celebration and fellowship, the event gave completers an opportunity to reflect on their shared experiences, appreciate the relationships they built, and mark the close of one academic chapter as they prepared for the opportunities ahead.
"Hayag" — to illuminate, to make known, to shine.
A batch bringing light to the halls of Leyte National High School — shining through service, transparency, and a deep commitment to the Leytean community.
Executive Board
The elected officers of Batch Hayag serve the student body of LNHS during S.Y. 2025–2026 with dedication and transparency. Each officer plays a vital role in bringing their shared vision to life.
Programs & Activities
From outreach programs to school-wide events, Batch Hayag implemented a range of initiatives that reflected their commitment to service and advocacy.
The Division Tree Planting initiative engages student leaders in environmental conservation efforts alongside fellow education stakeholders. By participating in this collective undertaking, the LNHS-SSLG demonstrates its commitment to ecological responsibility, contributing to greener surroundings and encouraging learners to become active stewards of the environment.
The SARP Moving-Up Rites recognizes the perseverance and academic progress of learners who have completed the Summer Academic Remedial Program. The ceremony honors their determination to overcome learning challenges and celebrates their readiness to advance to the next grade level, reinforcing the importance of continued learning and educational support.
The LNHS-SSLG Orientation and Workshop prepares student government officers for the demands of their leadership positions by clarifying their duties, organizational procedures, and standards of service. Through guided discussions and practical exercises, the activity strengthens their capacity to coordinate initiatives, address learner concerns, and carry out their mandates effectively.
The Brigada Eskwela Help Desk assists incoming and returning learners and their families by providing accessible information on enrollment, school requirements, and essential procedures. Positioned as a convenient point of contact during school preparation activities, it helps address common inquiries and facilitates a more orderly transition into the new academic year.
The Brigada Eskwela Learner Rights and Protection Desk raises awareness of learners’ fundamental rights, protection mechanisms, and available school support services. By making essential information more accessible, the initiative encourages students to recognize their rights, seek appropriate assistance when necessary, and contribute to a school environment grounded in safety, respect, and inclusion.
DepEd Cultural Night Media documented and amplified the vibrant performances, cultural showcases, and competitive highlights of the 2025 EduFestival: A Night of Cultural Opulence, Learning Triumphs, and Inspiring Journeys. Through media coverage, the initiative captured the artistry and regional pride of participating districts while helping preserve memorable moments from a celebration of Tacloban's cultural heritage and the talents of the education community.
Leytean Balik Eskwela welcomes the school community into a new academic year through timely announcements, engaging online content, and activities that build anticipation for the return to classes. By keeping learners informed and highlighting the excitement of a fresh start, the project helps establish an enthusiastic and connected school community from the very first day.
The Oath-Taking of Organizations formally inaugurates the service of newly elected officers from LNHS-accredited student organizations. The ceremony provides a shared occasion for these leaders to affirm their pledges, acknowledge the trust placed in them, and commit to upholding their respective organizations’ objectives throughout their terms.
The 2025 Mayor’s Cup Tournament features student-athletes competing in a showcase of sporting ability, preparation, and determination. The tournament gives participants an opportunity to represent their teams, test their skills against fellow competitors, and gain valuable experience while upholding fair play and respect throughout the competition.
SportsFest 2025 transforms the campus into a venue for athletic contests, traditional games, and spirited inter-group challenges. By bringing learners together beyond their usual classroom circles, the event encourages physical activity, friendly rivalry, and appreciation for both individual skill and collective effort.
The Mental Health Month Essay-Writing Contest invites learners to articulate their thoughts, experiences, and perspectives on mental health through reflective and purposeful writing. The competition promotes thoughtful conversations about emotional well-being, challenges misconceptions, and encourages a culture in which empathy, self-awareness, and access to support are valued.
Kamiseta Apparel: The Rhythm of Leytean Culture celebrates the identity of the Leytean community through apparel inspired by its distinctive character and cultural expression. The initiative combines wearable school merchandise with a sense of heritage, giving learners and supporters a creative way to represent their connection to Leyte National High School.
LNHS LingkoRun 2025 promotes fitness and active living by bringing participants together for a shared running activity. The event offers learners and members of the school community an opportunity to challenge themselves physically, develop healthier habits, and take part in a collective experience that celebrates movement and personal well-being.
National Book Week 2025 celebrates the value of reading, literature, and lifelong learning through activities that encourage learners to explore the written word. The initiative seeks to spark curiosity, nurture appreciation for books, and highlight reading as a gateway to knowledge, imagination, and a deeper understanding of the world.
The Leadership Summit brings together student leaders for focused learning, reflection, and the exchange of ideas on effective leadership. Through discussions and development activities, participants are encouraged to examine their leadership practices, strengthen their decision-making, and formulate purposeful approaches to addressing the needs of their respective organizations and the wider school community.
The Teachers’ Day Celebration 2025 paid tribute to the educators whose knowledge, patience, and dedication help shape generations of learners. Through a school-wide celebration, the initiative provided an opportunity to acknowledge teachers’ contributions, honor their profession, and express the Leytean community’s gratitude for their continued commitment to education.
The Leadership Team Building strengthens working relationships among student leaders through shared challenges and cooperative tasks. By creating opportunities to practice communication, adaptability, and collective problem-solving, the activity helps officers develop a stronger foundation for coordinating projects and working cohesively toward common organizational goals.
Leadership Tree Planting combines leadership formation with environmental action, encouraging student officers to translate their commitment to service into tangible contributions to nature. The initiative highlights the connection between responsible leadership and sustainable development, reminding participants that meaningful leadership involves nurturing both people and the environment for the benefit of future generations.
Higugmaay 2025 extends the spirit of compassion to a local barangay through a community-centered giving initiative. By gathering and distributing assistance to individuals and families in need, the project strengthens connections between the school and the wider community while encouraging learners to put empathy into action through generosity and volunteer service.
Love Yearns: The Endless Lament is a live concert that explores the many emotions associated with love, longing, and heartbreak through music and performance. The event offers attendees an expressive and entertaining experience where artists and audiences can connect through songs that capture the complexities of human relationships and the memories they leave behind.
Mr. and Ms. Leyte High 2026 celebrates the confidence, talent, character, and individuality of participating learners through a school-wide pageant. Beyond the competition, the event provides a platform for self-expression and stage presence, recognizing candidates who embody the spirit of the Leytean community and encouraging appreciation for diverse forms of student excellence.
Completers’ Night 2026 honors Grade 10 completers as they close an important chapter of their junior high school experience. Through an evening of celebration and fellowship, the event recognizes the friendships, achievements, and memories formed throughout their years together while giving completers an opportunity to celebrate their milestone before entering senior high school.
Seniors’ Night 2026 celebrates Grade 12 learners as they approach the culmination of their senior high school journey. The occasion brings graduating students together to commemorate their shared experiences, acknowledge the growth they have achieved, and create meaningful final memories with their peers before embarking on new academic, professional, and personal pursuits.
"Silaub" — a batch grounded in transparency, service, and the courage to move the school community forward.
Batch Silaub fostered student participation, school pride, and meaningful engagement through programs that reflected compassion, leadership, and commitment to the Leytean community.
Programs & Activities
From community service to school celebrations, Batch Silaub created memorable experiences that highlighted the student body’s creativity, energy, and responsibility.
Balik Eskwela 2023 welcomed learners into a new academic year through initiatives that rekindled excitement for classroom learning and campus life. The project helped learners reconnect with the Leytean community, embrace fresh opportunities, and begin another school year with renewed enthusiasm and a shared sense of belonging.
Silakbo: Shine a Light on Giving is a donation drive that channels the generosity of the Leytean community toward individuals in need. Through the collective efforts of donors and volunteers, the initiative demonstrates how compassion can become a source of hope, proving that even the smallest acts of kindness can create meaningful change in the lives of others.
Teachers’ Day 2023 celebrated the educators whose dedication extends beyond teaching lessons to inspiring growth, shaping character, and opening doors to opportunity. The celebration provided an avenue for learners to express their appreciation and recognize the lasting influence of teachers in their academic journeys and personal development.
LNHS SportsFest 2023 brought learners together through friendly competition, athletic challenges, and spirited participation. Beyond showcasing physical abilities, the event encouraged sportsmanship, perseverance, and mutual respect, allowing students to demonstrate their talents while strengthening camaraderie across grade levels and fostering a vibrant campus atmosphere.
The Oath-Taking Ceremony formally marked the beginning of the term for the newly elected officers of Leyte National High School’s recognized student organizations. Through their solemn pledge, these leaders accepted the responsibilities entrusted to them, affirming their commitment to integrity, accountability, and purposeful service as they took their first official steps toward fulfilling their organizations’ goals.
The National Mental Health Poster-Making Contest provided learners with a creative platform to communicate the importance of mental health awareness and emotional well-being. Through visual storytelling and artistic expression, participants were encouraged to challenge stigma, promote understanding, and inspire a more compassionate school environment where seeking support is recognized as a sign of strength.
The celebration of National Children’s Month highlighted the rights, welfare, and development of every child, emphasizing the importance of providing safe, inclusive, and nurturing environments for young people. Through awareness initiatives and learner engagement, the project encouraged the school community to uphold children’s rights and recognize their voices, potential, and role in shaping the future.
Pasko Lipay Leyte High celebrated the Christmas season by bringing warmth, joy, and festive cheer to the Leytean community. Through holiday-themed activities and shared celebrations, the initiative embraced the spirit of generosity, gratitude, and togetherness, making the season an opportunity to create lasting memories and strengthen connections within the school.
Higugmaay 2023 extended the spirit of compassion beyond the school grounds through a community outreach initiative for residents of a local barangay. By providing assistance to those in need, the project encouraged solidarity and social responsibility among learners, demonstrating that genuine service begins with recognizing the needs of others and responding with kindness.
The Mayor’s Cup 2024 showcased the athletic talent, competitive spirit, and determination of participating student-athletes. Through their performances, learners represented their respective teams and schools while demonstrating discipline, sportsmanship, and perseverance, celebrating the role of sports in developing confidence, teamwork, and excellence beyond the classroom.
TREEtment: Growing Greener Futures promoted environmental responsibility through tree-planting efforts that contribute to a healthier and more sustainable environment. By encouraging learners to take an active role in nurturing nature, the initiative emphasized the importance of ecological stewardship and the lasting impact of small, collective actions in protecting the planet for future generations.
The Kamiseta Apparel: Isuot An Tatak Leytean continued the celebration of Leytean identity through school-inspired clothing that represents pride in the LNHS community. By offering distinctive apparel that learners can wear with confidence, the initiative strengthened the connection between school identity and personal expression while sustaining a tradition of Leytean merchandise.
Love Scars Live Concert 2024: Encore Last returned as a Valentine’s celebration of music, emotion, and shared experiences. Featuring live performances and entertainment, the event offered learners an opportunity to enjoy an engaging musical experience with friends while expressing the many dimensions of love, from romance and heartbreak to friendship and self-discovery.
The Leytean Junior High Night: A Venture for Boundless Bonds celebrated Grade 10 completers as they approached the conclusion of their junior high school journey. Through an evening of dancing, fellowship, and shared memories, the event honored the friendships and experiences built throughout their years together while marking a meaningful transition toward a new chapter in their academic lives.
"Alaya" — a time of proactive leadership, service, and meaningful action for the learners of LNHS.
Batch Alaya embraced community engagement and student leadership with determination, creating initiatives that reflected both resilience and empathy within the school community.
Programs & Activities
Batch Alaya's projects reflected a strong sense of initiative, creating school experiences that blended engagement, awareness, and service for the Leytean student body.
LARGA 2022 brought excitement and engagement to Leyte National High School’s Foundation Days through a series of interactive activities designed to foster camaraderie and school spirit. By providing learners with opportunities to connect with their teammates and facilitators, the initiative celebrated unity, participation, and the return of vibrant campus experiences.
Balik Eskwela 2022 celebrated the long-awaited return of the Leytean community to face-to-face classes after two years of distance learning. The initiative welcomed learners back to campus, encouraged renewed enthusiasm for education, and marked the beginning of a new chapter filled with opportunities for learning, connection, and shared experiences.
Teachers’ Day 2022 honored the dedication, hard work, and invaluable contributions of teachers in shaping the lives and futures of Leytean learners. Through the celebration, the LNHS-SSG recognized educators as mentors and inspirations, expressing gratitude for their commitment to education and fostering a culture of appreciation and respect within the school community.
Tree Planting 2023 promoted environmental awareness and responsibility by encouraging participation in efforts to protect and nurture the natural environment. Through this initiative, the LNHS-SSG sought to cultivate a culture of environmental stewardship among learners, highlighting the importance of collective action in creating a greener and more sustainable future.
Pagkaurusa: SSG Team Building, anchored on the theme “Together We Strive,” strengthened the unity and cooperation of LNHS-SSG officers as they prepared for their term of service. Through collaborative activities, the initiative fostered trust, effective communication, teamwork, and shared responsibility, empowering student leaders to work together more effectively in serving the Leytean community.
Kamiseta Apparel: An Bado Han Leytean continued the tradition of celebrating Leytean identity through school-inspired merchandise featuring fresh designs and styles. By offering apparel that learners and supporters can proudly wear, the project promoted school spirit, strengthened community identity, and provided a meaningful way to express an enduring pride in being Leytean.
Love Scars Live Concert: A Valentine’s Special brought the Leytean community together through an evening of live music and entertainment in celebration of Valentine’s Day. Organized by the LNHS-SSG in collaboration with the CMLI JC Regional Executive Board–Visayas, the event featured local artists and a variety of love songs, creating an engaging space for self-expression, friendship, and memorable shared experiences.
"Hadi" — a batch of resilience, adaptability, and student leadership during trying times.
Batch Hadi navigated extraordinary circumstances with dedication, preserving school continuity while uplifting student voice, culture, and belonging.
Programs & Activities
Even in challenging seasons, Batch Hadi sustained student engagement through projects designed to connect, uplift, and strengthen the Leytean school community.
Kamiseta is a Leytean merchandise initiative that celebrates school identity and local pride through officially branded apparel. By providing learners and supporters with an opportunity to wear their Leytean identity, the project strengthens school spirit, fosters a sense of belonging, and promotes the shared heritage of the Leyte National High School community.
Higugmaay 2021 is a community outreach initiative rooted in faith, compassion, and generosity, extending assistance to individuals and families experiencing difficult circumstances. Through the collective support of sponsors and volunteers, the project provides meaningful aid to those in need while promoting the values of pagkakawanggawa, solidarity, and service to fellow Leyteans.
Pagkaurusa: Bulig ha mga Nasalanta is a humanitarian initiative spearheaded by the Division Federation of Supreme Student Government in Tacloban City to support communities affected by Typhoon Odette. Through collective donations and community participation, the project embodies the spirit of pagkaurusa or unity, mobilizing assistance for affected families and demonstrating the power of solidarity in times of disaster.
Batch Adwana symbolizes a gateway of transformation, where diverse ideas, talents, and aspirations converge and find direction toward a common purpose. Inspired by customs and duties, Adwana embodies a space where every contribution matters and every responsibility serves a greater mission. United by our differences and strengthened by shared experiences, we embrace growth and strive to make our presence meaningful. As we stand at the threshold of new beginnings, we carry the lessons of yesterday and the determination to shape a future worthy of our collective dreams.
Executive Board
The elected officers of Batch Adwana serve the student body of LNHS during S.Y. 2026–2027, carrying the mandate of genuine student service and responsible governance under the banner of the Supreme Secondary Learner Government.
Programs & Activities
From institutional programs to community-centered initiatives, Batch Adwana's projects reflect their commitment to student welfare, transparency, and meaningful service throughout S.Y. 2026–2027.
Participation in MANGUNA 2026 provides LNHS-SSLG representatives with an opportunity to strengthen their leadership competencies through regional training, collaborative activities, and interactive discussions. This initiative fosters camaraderie among learner-leaders across Eastern Visayas while promoting responsible governance, active participation, and a shared commitment to service.
The LNHS-SSLG Orientation and Workshop aims to enhance the leadership capabilities of elected and appointed officers through discussions, collaborative activities, and leadership development sessions. It reinforces the organization's commitment to integrity, accountability, and effective student representation while preparing officers to fulfill their responsibilities with competence and purpose.
The Brigada Eskwela Help Desk serves as an information and assistance center for learners and parents during the enrollment period. Through guidance on registration procedures, school policies, and other enrollment concerns, the initiative promotes an organized, accessible, and welcoming enrollment experience while encouraging volunteerism and community involvement.
Handog Leytean is a donation initiative that provides school uniforms to learners who wish to wear them but face financial difficulties. By encouraging generosity and bayanihan among students, alumni, and stakeholders, the project promotes dignity, inclusion, and equal opportunities while reminding every Leytean learner that their circumstances should never hinder their pursuit of education.
The Leytean Balik Eskwela project is a social media engagement campaign designed to welcome learners and build excitement for the opening of classes. Through countdown posts, display picture campaigns, and first-day photo and video highlights, the initiative shares timely school updates, strengthens school spirit, and fosters a sense of belonging within the LNHS community for School Year 2026–2027.
The Brigada Eskwela Learner Rights and Protection Desk provides learners with essential information about their rights, welfare, and available support services. In coordination with the Guidance and Counseling Unit, this initiative promotes awareness, protection, and empowerment, reaffirming the LNHS-SSLG's commitment to a safe, inclusive, and learner-centered school environment.
The Junior High School Learners’ Orientation prepares Grades 7 to 10 learners for the academic year by familiarizing them with school policies, academic expectations, facilities, and student support services. In coordination with the Guidance and Counseling Unit, the activity promotes responsible behavior, positive adjustment, well-being, and active participation in school life.
The Senior High School Learners’ Orientation equips Grades 11 and 12 learners with essential information about school policies, academic responsibilities, and available student support services. Through this initiative, learners are encouraged to navigate their senior high school journey with greater confidence, prioritize their well-being, and actively contribute to a productive and supportive school community.
The SARP & ARAL Program Awarding recognizes the perseverance, progress, and achievements of learners who have completed the Summer Academic Remedial Program (SARP) and the ARAL Program. Through this ceremony, the LNHS-SSLG celebrates academic improvement, honors the dedication of program completers, and encourages continued growth with the support of teachers, families, and school stakeholders.
Leaders' Lab is a leadership development initiative that equips student leaders with the skills, values, and mindset necessary for effective and responsible service. Through interactive discussions and collaborative activities, participants strengthen their decision-making, teamwork, communication, and accountability while learning to become positive role models who inspire meaningful contributions to the school community.
The Mass Oath-Taking of Organizations formally recognizes the assumption of office of newly elected officers from Leyte National High School’s accredited student organizations. Through the ceremonial pledge of service, student leaders affirm their commitment to integrity, accountability, and responsible leadership as they begin their respective terms and work together to foster unity, active participation, and meaningful student engagement.
Committees
Batch Adwana is organized through committees that channel the energy and talents of every member toward a specific area of student service and school development.