MANILA, Philippines–The Miss Earth Philippines beauties wants to save not only the environment, but also the native...
Inspiring tales of peace and unity were told to some 70 children during the second special storytelling session that celebrated Inquirer Read-Along's 10th anniversary on Saturday morning.
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For young actress Therese Malvar, being young is no obstacle to contributing to nation building. "All the stories read today had a unifying message: that even if you are young, you can still be a modern-day hero. Nothing should stop you from helping your country," she said.
In celebration of nutrition month, tales emphasizing the value of healthy eating and the vitality of traditional Filipino food market were told to some 120 children during the Inquirer Read-Along session at Inquirer main office in Makati on Saturday morning.
Stories celebrating all kinds of fathers took center stage in the Inquirer Read-Along session held on Saturday with around 60...
MANILA, Philippines–The 9th Inquirer Read-Along Festival opens with a message of power and hope to the kids with the theme,...
Sophia School high school senior Alexis Papa scanned the class list, and made sure that the pupils were properly lined up before they headed to the school’s covered quadrangle.
University of the Philippines-Tacloban student Deona Pantas was in downtown Tacloban when Super Typhoon Yolanda slammed into Central Visayas last November.
Close to 100 children were treated to stories about heroes and given tips on reading during the launch of the Inquirer Read-Along Caravan at the Chinese International School (CIS) in Makati last Tuesday.
