1.

If you were given the opportunity to have a conversation with the president, what
would you say? Why?
"If given the chance to speak with the president of the Philippines, I would express my
support for initiatives that focus on improving healthcare accessibility in rural areas. I believe
that investing in medical facilities, training healthcare professionals, and promoting health
education can significantly enhance the well-being of our communities. Accessible healthcare is
a fundamental right, and by prioritizing it, we can create a healthier and more resilient society."
2. If I were to be Ms. OLLSB 2024, I will be a role model to my fellow ___, to inspire them
to be
"If I were to be Ms. OLLSB 2024, I will be a role model to my fellow OLLSB to inspire
them to be confident, compassionate, and dedicated individuals, encouraging them to pursue
their dreams with resilience and a commitment to making a positive impact in our community."
3. Explain this statement: "Winning in a pageant is more than just the crown."
The statement "Winning in a pageant is more than just the crown" bears enormous
responsibility. You become the face of the school in showing the core and heart of OLLSB. With
this, you show fellow Bauangeños how OLLSB shape its learners to becoming holistic
individuals that can face the world with resilience and at the same time gentleness that the world
needs now.
4. How can you be an agent of change in society in your own simple ways?
Being an agent of change is not easy. In order to be one, you must start with yourself.
Since everything starts at home, I should be a good and obedient daughter to my parents, a
loving sister to my siblings, and a respectful child of both my clans. If I will be able to do that,
then these good qualities will radiate to the world and maybe inspire someone to be like me as
well.
5. As a student, how can you battle fake news and misinformation?
As a student, batlling fake news and misinformation is going to be a tough challenge. But
I do believe that fake news and misinformation can be stopped by equipping the young minds
with the knowledge and skill of sifting or verifying the information they see everywhere through
symposiums that can be held in school. With this, young minds can now be intelligent enough to
know which information to believe or not.
6. If you encounter a major setback in achieving your dreams, how can you cope with it?
To cope with a major setback in achieving your dreams, focus on learning from the
experience, stay resilient, and adjust your approach for continued progress.
7. What does it mean to be Mr. and Mrs. OLLSB 2024? Why?
Being Mr. and Mrs. OLLSB 2024 likely means holding a special title or role, possibly as
representatives or leaders within a school, organization, or event during the year 2024. The titles
signify a position of responsibility and leadership within a specific context.
8. Why is it important to respect the opinions of others?
Respecting others' opinions is crucial for fostering understanding, open communication,
and a harmonious community. It acknowledges diversity and encourages a culture of empathy
and cooperation.
9. How can you say "no" to the bad influences around you?
You can say "no" to bad influences by setting clear boundaries, staying true to your
values, and surrounding yourself with positive influences. Stand firm in your decisions,
communicate assertively, and prioritize your well-being and goals.
10.How do you see yourself 10 years from now?
In 10 years, I see myself as a dedicated and experienced pediatric doctor, providing
compassionate care to children and contributing to their health and well-being. I envision
continuous learning, staying updated on medical advancements, and building strong connections
with patients and their families.
11. Why should we be generous, especially to those who are considered less
fortunate?
Being generous to those less fortunate fosters empathy, creates a sense of community,
and helps address societal inequalities.
12.What would you do if you encountered failure or rejection? Why?
If faced with failure or rejection, I would use it as an opportunity to learn and grow.
Adapting to setbacks is essential for personal development and future success.
13.How do you balance your schoolwork and other activities to ensure you excel
academically while having fun?
Balancing schoolwork and other activities involve effective time management,
prioritization, and setting realistic goals. By creating a schedule, breaking tasks into manageable
chunks, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance, one can excel academically and enjoy other
activities.
14.What message or advice would you give to younger students just starting their
journey in the elementary department?
For younger students starting their journey in the elementary department, my advice would be:
Embrace curiosity, ask questions, and enjoy the learning process. Every challenge is an
opportunity to grow, so stay determined, be kind to yourself, and have fun exploring the world of
knowledge!