This day reminds everyone of the importance of countries working together and helping one another solve significant problems. This celebration took place in many countries to promote peace and love. The program opened with the Philippine National Anthem and the PJLC School Song, both beautifully performed by the Singing Jewels, followed by an uplifting Opening Prayer led by Teacher Marsyn. A warm and heartfelt Welcome Remarks by Sir Rex Diamante set the tone for an afternoon filled with learning, pride, and celebration of world cultures.

Songs and Poems that Touched Hearts

The first part of the program featured soulful songs and inspiring recitations that highlighted peace, friendship, and hope. Each performance carried a message of unity among all nations. Their heartfelt voices filled the hall with warmth and joy, reminding everyone that peace begins in the hearts of children.

• Jan Samuel P. Avanceña – “To Be His Child”
• David Sebastian Ramos – “Hello to All the Children of the World”
• Atasha Zoe P. Moren, Almeera Ruby G. Pacat, and Yden Cassie D. Samaniego – “Song of the Sea”
• Jay-jay A. Esplana – Poem “Together for Peace”
• Quin Heather A. Ducejo Bianca Faith C. Mortel – “We Are the World”
• Janah Deor P. Obsanga – “Yesterday’s Dream”
• Zaine Sky R. Moreño and Eliah Uel M. Warez – “I Will Walk with Jesus”
• Ariah Chloe Lexhine B. Magbanua – “Jesus Loves the Little Children”
• Lance Sergei B. Matillano – “What a Wonderful World”
• Mabree Bianca C. Bianan – “A Million Dreams”

Musical Performances that Dazzled

The celebration continued with stunning displays of musical talent — from piano and violin pieces to ukulele melodies. The pupils’ performances demonstrated not only skill but also dedication and love for music.
• Patricia Hope G. Gevela – “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” (Piano)
• Theo Jye R. Carascal – “Amazing Grace” (Ukulele)
• Jared Drey P. Obsanga – “Les Première Pas” and “Petit Valse” (Piano)
• Zui Uziel M. Antonio – “Turkey in the Straw” (Piano)
• Kaytlyn Aria D. Salido – “Cradle Song” (Piano)
• Kio Dhanzo B. Endrenal – “Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee” (Piano)
• Theoz Luke B. Monroid – “Chorus from Judas Maccabaeus” and “Gavotte” (Violin)
• Jewel C. Macmac – “The Lonely Goatherd” (Piano)

Adding variety to the program were exciting physical performances such as the karate kata of Maria Hezekiah G. Romasanta and the graceful gymnastics routine of Althea Caris C. Mallari which drew loud cheers and applause from the audience.

Cultural Dances Across Nations

The highlight of the day was the colorful parade of nations through cultural dances. Each class proudly represented a different country, showcasing its traditions through costumes, music, and movement.
• Kinder 1: Cambodia
• Kinder 2: Japan
• Grade 1: Hawaii
• Grade 2: USA
• Grade 3: Czech Republic
• Grade 4: India
• Grade 5: Thailand
• Grade 6: Portugal

From the energetic Hawaiian and Thai dances to the elegant Japanese and Portuguese performances, each group brought the world closer together through art and friendship.

A Joyful Finale

The event concluded with the Singing Jewels performing “Yesterday’s Dream” and “One Voice,” leaving the audience inspired and hopeful for a peaceful and united world. The Closing Prayer led by Teacher Andy and the Parade of Flags symbolized the enduring spirit of cooperation and love among nations.

The 2025 UN Day celebration at PJLC was truly a memorable occasion — a day that reminded everyone that though we come from different countries and cultures, we are all part of one world, united through peace, respect, and education.