Lestonnac Quiz Bee 2026: Young Niña Marians Honor Saint Jeanne

             
The halls of the primary wing buzzed with excitement on February 12, 2026, as Grade 1 and Grade 2 students gathered for the highly anticipated Lestonnac Quiz Bee. This special event focused on the life and legacy of Saint Jeanne de Lestonnac, the Foundress of the Sisters of the Company of Mary. With their peers cheering them on, the young participants showcased remarkable focus and knowledge, answering challenging questions about Saint Jeanne’s journey of faith and her dedication to education. The atmosphere was one of pure inspiration as the younger members of our community proved that even at a tender age, the values of our patroness are deeply rooted in their hearts.

After a spirited competition, the top performers were officially recognized during a heartfelt awarding ceremony on February 18, 2026. Taking home the gold for 1st Place was Team A, composed of the brilliant trio: Yadhri James G. Padla, Shannen Grey P. Roa, and Amara Bella P. Maquiling. They were closely followed by Team C, who secured 2nd Place through the impressive efforts of Tiffany Blaire E. Bitayo, Ma. Cali Zsalatiel B. Bernales, and Johan C. Chan. Rounding out the top three was Team B. Lumongsod, Scarlette Grey T. Salutin, and Rence Louem F. Tan, who proudly claimed 3rd Place.

The event was more than just a test of memory; it was a celebration of the school’s identity and spirit. Watching the Grade 1 and 2 audience support their classmates showed a beautiful sense of camaraderie and shared pride in their school’s history. As the winners received their awards, the legacy of Saint Jeanne de Lestonnac felt more alive than ever, blooming in the minds of these young learners. This Quiz Bee stands as a testament to the school’s commitment to “extending the hand” to the next generation, ensuring that the light of Saint Jeanne continues to shine bright in the years to come.

As the applause faded, it was clear that the Quiz Bee was more than a competition – it was a reminder of who we are as a Lestonnac community. In the young learners, we saw the spirit of Saint Jeanne come alive. And in their hearts, her legacy continues – through learning, kindness, and the simple act of extending a hand.


Text by: Guillian O. Tiosen from Grade 2- De Terrail Adviser
Photos: Camael C. Cagas from Grade 1- Landiras Adviser

   


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