In a remarkable display of UB’s efforts in academic excellence and innovation, two outstanding educators from the University of Baguio have garnered top distinctions at the prestigious 2025 Pammadayaw Awards. Held at the Plaza Lodge Hotel, South Drive, Baguio City, the event recognized academic leaders, educators, and institutions that exemplify leadership, innovation, and integrity in the pedagogical setting. The acclaimed awards highlight individual achievements that underscore the University of Baguio’s commitment to nurturing a culture of excellence and service in the field of education.
Among the distinguished honorees was Ms. Diana Lyn G. Tamayo, Assistant Principal of the University of Baguio Laboratory Elementary School (UBLES), who earned Second Place in the Outstanding Employee category (Teaching Category) at the Elementary Level in Private Schools. Ms. Tamayo’s recognition is a testament to her exceptional leadership and dedication to educational excellence. Providing valuable contributions to UBLES that are far-reaching, impacting both the academic community and the broader Baguio City education system.
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A dedicated educator, Ms. Tamayo has long been admired for her passion for teaching and her relentless commitment to the holistic development of her students. Her role as a trainer for the Private Education Assistance Committee (PEAC) reflects her advocacy for continuous learning and innovation. This accolade acknowledges not just her administrative achievements but also her leadership in shaping the future of education in the region. Through her tireless work at UBLES, Ms. Tamayo has helped create an environment where innovation and quality education thrive.
Alt Text: Ms. Diana Lyn G. Tamayo, Assistant Principal of the University of Baguio Laboratory Elementary School (UBLES) (left), and Dr. Roselle G. Aniceto, University of Baguio Science High School faculty (right), reaping their achievements at the 2025 Pammadayaw Awards
Also recognized at the event was Dr. Roselle G. Aniceto, a member of the University of Baguio Science High School faculty, who earned First Place in the Outstanding Employee category (Teaching Category) at the Secondary Level in Private Schools. Dr. Aniceto’s recognition stems from her distinguished contributions to teaching, research, training, and community engagement. Her work has had a profound impact on the institution, advancing not only the academic standards of the Science High School but also contributing to the broader educational landscape.
Dr. Aniceto’s approach to education blends traditional teaching with cutting-edge innovation. As an educator, she emphasizes evidence-based research and the importance of community involvement in the learning process. Setting above-standard innovative teaching practices, combined with her dedication to fostering a supportive and inclusive classroom environment, have positioned her as a leader in the field. Dr. Aniceto’s recognition at the Pammadayaw Awards highlights her unwavering commitment to elevating the quality of education in both her school and the wider community.
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The accomplishments of the university’s esteemed list of professors reflect the University of Baguio’s deep commitment to its core values of leadership, innovation, and service as a whole. UB has long been a proponent of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4, which seeks to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education for all. The recognition of Ms. Tamayo and Dr. Aniceto at the Pammadayaw Awards is a reflection of the University’s ongoing dedication to fostering an environment where educators and students are empowered to achieve their full potential.
The leadership and innovation displayed by these two exceptional educators continue to serve as an inspiration to the broader education community. Their achievements not only bring honor to the institution but also contribute to the collective goal of improving educational outcomes and fostering a culture of excellence that will have a lasting impact on future generations.
In celebrating these educators, the University of Baguio reaffirms its commitment to being a leader in shaping the future of education. Through the leadership and innovation of educators like Ms. Tamayo and Dr. Aniceto, UB continues to make significant strides in creating a more inclusive, equitable, and innovative educational experience for all.
