Itawes NHS Walkthrough
Are you new to Itawes National High School (INHS)? Or simply a student who wants to get to know the institution deeper? Look no further because this blog got you covered.
Come and let this article walk you through the treasures of INHS.
via Trishia Mae Liongson, Delano Domingo Jr., Ephraim Dela Cruz
• Principal's Office
The Principal's Office, as seen in the image with its green door and a sign above reading "Office of the Principal," serves as the main administrative center of the school. Inside this office, you would find a desk with office supplies, chairs for visitors, and various displays of announcements or achievements. The purpose of this office is to provide a space where the principal can manage school operations, hold meetings with teachers, students, and parents, and ensure that the school runs smoothly and effectively.
• Administrative Office
Beside the Principal's Office, you can see its twin, the Administrative Office. Also known as the Admin Office, it is an important part of the school where various administrative tasks are handled to support the daily operations of the campus. Inside, you would find desks for the school staff, office supplies, computers, and filing cabinets containing important documents such as student records, enrollment forms, reports, and correspondence. This office is where students may go for concerns like submitting excuse letters, requesting certificates, or asking about school policies. It is also the place where visitors are first directed for inquiries.
• Library
This space of our school is considered as the "treasure" of each student. The school library is a space where students can read, study, and access a wide range of learning materials. It contains shelves filled with books, including textbooks, reference materials, fiction, and non-fiction titles. There are tables and chairs arranged for individual or group study. The library is managed by a librarian who helps maintain the collection of books and assists students in finding the resources they need. The library supports both academic growth and a love for reading, making it an important resource for all learners in the school.
• Conference Room
The conference room is a space in the school where meetings, discussions, and planning sessions are conducted. It is equipped with a long table surrounded by chairs to accommodate several participants, including teachers, school heads, or visitors. The room also have a blackboard and big television for presentations, as well as documents, reports, and other materials needed for decision-making. This is where important matters about school policies, events, student concerns, and administrative updates are discussed.
• Computer Lab
Next to the school's library is the Computer Laboratory. This facility of our school is considered as the "gateway to the digital world" for each student as if you time traveled into the future world. The school computer laboratory is a place where students can explore technology, develop computer skills, and access various digital learning tools. It is equipped with rows of computers, each set up with essential software and internet access to support educational activities. Comfortable chairs and desks are arranged to ensure a productive learning environment.
• Garden Sets
This cozy corner of our school is a relaxing outdoor spot for students. The garden sets, made up of uniquely crafted chairs and tables with wooden designs and wagon wheel accents, provide a perfect place for students to “tambay,” chat, and enjoy each other’s company. It is surrounded by greenery trees, pretty plants, and fresh air. This area invites both loud laughter and serious conversation for the students. It's a popular hangout spot where students can unwind and bond with friends. The peaceful garden atmosphere adds warmth and charm to the school grounds.
• Mural Wall
This spot at Itawes National High School is located near the Gymnasium. The mural wall is a creative display that showcases the traditions, landmarks, and values of our local community. This is painted with bright colors and rich details. It also features scenes of everyday Filipino life, cultural dances, and historical sites. The mural serves as both an artistic attraction and a learning resource. It adds beauty and character to the school, making it a favorite spot for inspiration and appreciation of culture. This reminds everyone of us of home, a source of inspiration, and a place to pause, reflect, and be proud of where we come from.
Standing tall under the bright blue sky, this familiar sight of Itawes National High School takes us back to where our journey begins and continues to grow. With its sturdy walls and waving Philippine flag, this building has our memories, friendships, lessons, and dreams. Each corner cradles memories of joyous laughter, lessons etched in time, and the gentle blooming of leaders in the making. This serves as the second home of every INHSians. A place where we are shaped not only as students but as people. People with dreams in our hearts, and the courage to carry the lessons of today into the world of tomorrow.
For many juniors, the Senior High School building feels like a place full of unknowns. An intimidating step into a world bigger than before, as if the world itself is waiting silently. Watching, testing, daring us to rise. The hallways echo with the footsteps of those who came before, their hopes and fears lingering in the air. It seems like it's a place where uncertainty and possibility intertwine, where every challenge feels heavier. But this building also holds the promise of independence and the strength to prepare us for the future. Here, we learn not just lessons from books, but also lessons about ourselves. How to stand tall when the path gets tough, how to carry our dreams even when the road feels long. Senior high is the most exciting chapter of our High School journey, a time to grow into who we are meant to be. Though fear may whisper in the beginning, this place will become an avenue where we can find courage, and the first steps toward our own tomorrow.
• RD-ELC Mural
Between the principal’s office and the registrar’s office, on the way to the school gym, stands a mural of the 12 ethical values we hold dear each month that speaks to everyone who passes. Each color breathes life, woven together like threads in a tapestry, telling not just the story of students, but of hearts learning to become truly human. This mural welcomes us every day, asking us to reflect on how we treat others and ourselves. It stands as a silent teacher, encouraging us to live with integrity and courage, to act with compassion and fairness. In every brushstroke, it carries the hopes of the school, urging us to carry these values beyond the walls and into the world.
• Narra Tree
Rooted at the gateway of our school, the Narra tree holds its place like an old keeper of stories. So old, yet still standing strong, like it’s been holding every story, every memory, and every storm we’ve all been through. It has seen the years pass like falling leaves, watched generations come and go. Yet, it stands unbroken and undefeated, standing through countless storms, and never once broken. Many students make this tree an inspiration. Its roots reminds us to stay grounded, its branches teaches us to keep reaching, even when the sky feels too far. No typhoon could bring it down, just like how no struggle should break us. It stands unmoved by time, a proof that strength isn’t always loud, and that what endures the longest is often what grows in silence.
Neatly arranged garden beds, rows of green leaves, and the scent of soil make this place feel alive and full of purpose. This is what our Gulayan sa Paaralan offers. This is a garden where students and teachers work hand in hand to grow fresh vegetables like eggplants, tomatoes, ampalaya, pechay, and more. This is not only a source of healthy food, but also teaches students the value of patience, responsibility, and love for nature. Tending to the garden brings a sense of pride and joy, knowing that every seed planted is a step towards a greener and healthier future.
The school gymnasium is a large, multi-purpose indoor facility designed primarily for school events. It features a high ceiling, a floor suitable for indoor games, and is equipped with bleachers for spectators. The gym serves as a venue for assemblies, ceremonies, and extracurricular programs. It is more than just a space for sports—it's a place where memories are made, friendships are strengthened, and school spirit comes alive. Whether it’s the sound of sneakers squeaking during a basketball game or the laughter of classmates during team activities, the gym is a vibrant heart of our campus where students come together as one school community.
This is a warm and welcoming corner of Itawes National High School, proudly featuring the vibrant “I ❤️ Itawes NHS” landmark display. Surrounded by neatly trimmed greenery and bright potted plants, the area exudes a sense of pride, unity, and school spirit. The simple pathway and well-kept garden reflect the school's dedication to maintaining a peaceful and inspiring environment for students. This spot isn't just picturesque—it's a symbol of the love and identity every INHSian learner carries, making it a favorite place for photos, quiet reflection, and school pride.
The Senior High School gymnasium of Itawes National High School stands as a proud space where energy, determination, and camaraderie come to life. It's more than just a venue for physical activities but it’s also where students gather to compete, perform, celebrate, and grow together. With its spacious and dynamic atmosphere, the gym is home to countless unforgettable moments—from thrilling performances to meaningful school programs. For every senior high student, it represents not just strength and spirit, but also a place where unity and excellence thrive.
Your Second Home, INHS
These are just some of the buildings and facilities that can be seen at INHS. There are more hidden gems once you step foot in its realm. We never know, something might be starting to form at this very moment, right? This is Itawes National High School, the second home of INHSians.
