La Consolacion College Bacolod junior high school student Glenierr Rose Alcabasa emerged as champion in the poster-making contest held Sunday, Sept. 20, at SM City Bacolod as part of the 50th anniversary celebration of the Chamber Volunteer Fire Brigade.
Alcabasa topped a field of 83 contestants in the competition, which brought together young artists in a creative activity highlighting fire safety, volunteerism and community responsibility.
Sr. Irene M. Bancolo, OSA, principal of the LCC Bacolod Integrated Basic Education Department, congratulated Alcabasa for bringing honor to the school and for using her artistic talent in an activity that promotes public awareness and service to the community.
“We congratulate Glenierr Rose for this achievement. Her success reflects not only her creativity and dedication but also the values we hope to nurture among our students — using their talents meaningfully and contributing to the good of the wider community,” Bancolo said.
The competition was among the activities marking the golden anniversary of the Chamber Volunteer Fire Brigade, celebrating five decades of volunteer service and commitment to public safety.
Alcabasa’s championship adds to the achievements of LCC Bacolod students in competitions that provide opportunities for young learners to combine artistic expression with social awareness and community engagement.