School Profile

1. Enrollment
SYMaleFemale
2025-2026118189
2024-202566117
2023-202477119
2022-202367111
2021-202269123
2020-202169117
Enrollment by School Year (Male vs Female)
Male
Female

Over the past five school years, more girls have been enrolling than boys—and the gap is growing. In the latest year, there were 117 female students compared to only 66 male students, which is the biggest difference so far. While the total number of students hasn’t changed much, male enrollment has slowly gone down. This trend might be worth looking into, just to understand why fewer boys are enrolling or staying in school, and whether something needs to be done to balance things out.

For School Year 2025–2026, the majority of pupils across all grade levels fall within the normal BMI range, with Grade 7 females notably having 43 out of 46 students in the healthy category and no cases of undernutrition or obesity. Male students, particularly in Grade 9, show higher rates of severe and moderate wasting, highlighting the need for targeted nutritional support in this group. While most students demonstrate normal height-for-age, instances of stunting were observed, especially among Grade 11 and 12 females, suggesting signs of chronic undernutrition that require further attention.

GradeSexEnrolmentPupils WeighedSeverely WastedWastedNormal (BMI)OverweightObeseSeverely StuntedStuntedNormal HeightTallPupils Taken Height
Grade 7M31311519510030131
Grade 7F46460043300046046
Grade 8M19191014400019019
Grade 8F39391232401137039
Grade 9M16162211010115016
Grade 9F34340129400232034
Grade 10M16160114100016016
Grade 10F26260024200323026
Grade 11M17170113120215017
Grade 11F21210119100219021
Grade 12M19190019000118019
Grade 12F24240024001419024
Grade Level Sex Enrolment Pupils Weighed BODY MASS INDEX (BMI) Pupils Taken Height HEIGHT-FOR-AGE (HFA)
No.% Severely Wasted Wasted Normal Overweight Obese No.% Severely Stunted Stunted Normal Height Tall
No.% No.% No.% No.% No.% No.% No.% No.% No.%

To support effective teaching and learning, the school is equipped with essential learner’s materials, including books for core subjects, ICT tools, student furniture, and specialized equipment for Science and Mathematics. These resources ensure that learners have access to quality materials conducive to a productive and engaging educational environment.

CategoryItemQuanityRemarks
BooksHealth Optimizing Physical Education 1 & 241
BooksHealth Optimizing Physical Education 3 & 441
BooksMathematics 764
BooksScience 764
BooksSHS Earth and Life Science52
BooksSHS Physical Science41
FurnituresStudent Chair360
FurnituresStudent Table360
ICTLaptop46
ICTCharging Cart2
ICTFlat Screen TV1
Science EquipmentMultipleSuffecient
Math EquipmentMultipleSuffecient

Highlighting the dominant contribution of government allocations. Support from parent organizations, local funds, and internal income also play a role in supplementing the budget. This reflects a diversified funding structure, though still largely dependent on official government support.

CategoryAmount
MOOE510,583
PTA80,000
SEF100,000
CANTEEN60,000
SSLG20,000
OTHERS100,000

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Name Event Award Level
Juan Dela Cruz Science Fair Champion Division
Maria Santos Math Olympiad 2nd Place Regional
Carlos Reyes Journalism Best in News Writing Division
... more achievements listed

Since its establishment, Siargao National Science High School has maintained a zero dropout rate. This is attributed to the school’s rigorous selection process, strong academic support system, and close monitoring of student well-being. The commitment of both faculty and students, along with active parental involvement, has ensured that all enrolled learners are able to complete their studies without interruption.

Siargao National Science High School has consistently achieved a 100% promotion rate since its establishment. All learners successfully complete each school year and are promoted to the next grade level. This reflects the school’s strong academic support system, high student motivation, and effective teaching strategies tailored for high-performing learners.