QSHS Disaster Risk Reduction Management Team

This week's forecast shows even more rainy days ahead so we urge everyone to please keep ourselves safe and dry and aware of these following steps.

Being prepared comes first above all and it's the best way to protect you and your loved ones against calamities. Stay safe, stay updated, and be ready.

Calamities such as typhoons or heavy rains are no joke. For many, it's not a minor inconvenience, but a real threat. Let's remember to be mindful of those who are facing the real-world dangers of extreme weather.

🖼️ QSHS RCYC Education, Advocacy & Information Committee

While the Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) is already causing rain and thunderstorms, it is further intensified by Bagyong Dante, a typhoon that formed at around 2 PM today (July 22, 2025).

Red rainfall warnings have been announced in many areas, and because of Habagat, this rain is expected to persist until Thursday (July 24, 2025), with yellow and orange warnings throughout the country.

We provide you with some tips to ensure safety during this time. So get your umbrellas ready, families safe, and selves intact for a very rainy week. Stay safe and dry, everyone!

Via DILG
📬 Education, Advocacy, and Information Committee

LATE UPLOAD… BUT NEVER LATE TO SERVE! 💥

Without further ado 🫵, meet the New Red Cross Youth Council Executives for the School Year 2025–2026! ⛑️�

These newly appointed leaders were born to prepare 🕒, protect 🛡️, promote the safety 🦺 of the entire Quezon Science High School community 🫂🏫 More ready than ever 💪, quicker to respond 🏃‍♀️, and eager to serve 🫡 — these leaders stand prepared 👫 to care for students in need ready to solve problems at sight 👀, and ready to lead a year of knowledge and awareness. 🤗 Be rest assured that no matter the problem, the frontlines will be safe with them present! ✨

RCYC, READY TO SERVE? READY! 🚨

📝 Charmaine Abacan
🎨 Margaux Cando