Neil Jayson Servallos

Manila

Crime and Local Governments Reporter at The Philippine Star

Writes about the Vice President, education and child rights for @PhilippineStar. Instructor, @UST1611official. @OsintCurious. 📭 njservallos@protonmail

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Senate probes bullying in schools

2 weeks ago | philstar.com | Marc Jayson Cayabyab |Neil Jayson Servallos

MANILA, Philippines — The Senate committee on basic education resumed yesterday its investigation on bullying and campus violence. Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian lamented the worsening cases of school bullying, which result in violence, the latest of which was the killing of a Grade 8 student in Parañaque by her male classmate.
Teachers to get uninterrupted break before next school year

2 weeks ago | philstar.com | Neil Jayson Servallos

MANILA, Philippines — Public school teachers will have an uninterrupted rest period before the next school year after the approval of a new policy prohibiting any school-related commitments during the school break, the Department of Education announced yesterday. DepEd said it introduced a 30-day uninterrupted flexible vacation, which would allow teachers to schedule their break between April 16 and June 1 this year – either continuously or on a staggered basis.
Sara back in Philippines, set to address ICC developments

2 weeks ago | philstar.com | Neil Jayson Servallos

MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte returned to Manila Sunday night from the Netherlands after nearly a month of helping her father, former president Rodrigo Duterte, arrange his legal team and strategy for his coming trial before the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague for crimes against humanity.
Government urged to fight online abuse of children

2 weeks ago | philstar.com | Neil Jayson Servallos

MANILA, Philippines — A child rights group is urging the government to act with urgency in addressing the widespread online sexual abuse and exploitation of children (OSAEC) in the country after a study presented at the Senate revealed that half a million Filipino children fell victim to abuse and exploitation online in 2022 alone.
DepEd urged: Distribute P7,000 medical allowance

2 weeks ago | philstar.com | Neil Jayson Servallos

MANILA, Philippines — Public school teachers are calling on the Department of Education (DepEd) to release the P7,000 annual medical allowance mandated by Executive Order 64 which, apart from increasing the wages of government workers, entitles them to additional allowance.
Sara thanks Marcos Jr. for renewed relationship with Duterte

3 weeks ago | philstar.com | Edith Regalado |Neil Jayson Servallos

MANILA, Philippines — While the arrest of her father, former president Rodrigo Duterte, may have caused her much pain and anguish, it has also brought their family together – and for that she is grateful to President Marcos, Vice President Sara Duterte said yesterday.
Defense team eyeing Duterte interim release

3 weeks ago | philstar.com | Neil Jayson Servallos

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Marcos on Eid: Be responsible for one another

3 weeks ago | philstar.com | Helen Flores |Neil Jayson Servallos

MANILA, Philippines — During the celebration of Eid’l Fitr yesterday, President Marcos called on the Muslim community to “not forget our responsibility to one another.”In his message, the President said Eid’l Fitr – the Festival of Breaking the Fast – is more than just a celebration, but rather a testament to Filipinos’ desire for shared humanity, strengthening bonds of family and friendship as well as unity.
‘Children more aware of online red flags’

4 weeks ago | philstar.com | Neil Jayson Servallos

MANILA, Philippines — Children are becoming more wary of engaging with strangers online than commonly believed, a global study by Save the Children revealed. The study on online grooming that brought in 604 children across seven countries, including the Philippines, has found that children have become more guided by their gut feelings and are increasingly able to identify “red flags” in online interactions.
DepEd recovers P65 million voucher claims from 54 schools

4 weeks ago | philstar.com | Neil Jayson Servallos

MANILA, Philippines — Fifty-four private schools have been ordered to return P65 million in misused subsidy under the Senior High School (SHS) voucher program, according to the Department of Education. DepEd Secretary Sonny Angara said the 54 schools have been terminated from the SHS voucher program amid a probe on anomalies in the implementation of the financial assistance for students in private schools.