29/08/2026
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The final day of SIBOL 2026 brought together three days of conversations, challenges, new friendships, and experiences that the campers will take with them beyond the camp.
The morning opened with different agencies sharing programs and opportunities for young Catandunganons. The Solution Seeking Dialogue followed, where the teams presented their ideas and talked about issues that matter to their generation and their communities.
The camp also recognized the campers, teams, and facilitators who stood out throughout the three days.
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Most Punctual Team: Tindog Barangaw
Most Orderly Team: Tanglaw
Best in Flat Lay Art: Tindog Barangaw
Amiga kan CYLC: Ma. Cheska Joy Arango (Pisog)
Amigo kan CYLC: Samson Idanan Jr. (Pisog)
Amigetch kan CYLC: Emil Cantar (Pisog)
Amazing Race Winner: Pisog
Best SIBOL CYLC Camper: Aira Mae Suplig (Tindog Barangaw)
Best SIBOL CYLC Team: Talubo
Best SIBOL CYLC Facilitator: Catherine Bonifacio (Tanglaw)
CYLC's first ever Amigetch of the camp, Emil Cantar, led the campers in the Pledge of Commitment as they put into words their commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals and the role they hope to play in their communities.
The day came to a close with the Synthesis Presentation and Video, bringing together the stories, reflections, and moments from the past three days. It was also during the presentation that the batch name was revealed.
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BThe name came from the five teams, Talubo, Tanglaw, Pisog, Tindog Barangaw, and Tribu Rokyaw. After three days of learning, sharing ideas, working together, and getting to know one another, the five teams now had one name to carry with them.
SIBOL brought together young people with their own experiences, perspectives, and aspirations, but along the way, they found shared ground in the things they care about and the communities they hope to serve.
And just like that, SIBOL 2026 came to a close.
What started as three days together now becomes something they can carry into the communities they return to.
TALAS BALARAW, this one is yours. ๐