Former students of St. Andrew’s Secondary School (SAS), Muar, have long been generous in giving back to their alma mater. Their contributions have enabled the Muar Andreans Association (MAA), the school’s alumni body, to establish three funds dedicated to the holistic development and well-being of its students.

On the morning of 15 May 2026, the Lasallian community gathered in unity and thanksgiving for the annual La Salle Day Mass, commemorating the Founder’s Day of Saint John Baptist de La Salle. Held at Stella Maris Church, the celebration brought together the principal of La Salle Secondary School, Catholic students, teachers, parents, members of the school board, alumni, and fellow Lasallians from across the community.

By Stephen Merecidio (Aspirant, DLSU)

Last May 15, 2026, on Founder’s Day, the Young Lasallians of LEAD gathered to share meaningful stories and experiences of volunteerism in the Lasallian Family.

By Caius Timothy Yeoh Rui, Secondary Year 4-SJI

By Miguel Castrillo (Grade 12-SJII) and Jarred Ampania (Grade 12-SJI)

The Philippine Lasallian Family came together in La Salle Green Hills last 22 May 2026 in the spirit of synodality and hope for their Philippine Sector Mission Assembly (PH SMA). The gathering was attended by around 115 representatives-- Young Lasallians, Lasallian partners, Brothers, Formators, Teachers, School leaders, and external partners-- who represent the many and diverse ministries in the Sector. 

From 4-8 May 2026, science educators from various public schools convened for the third year of "Mentoring Future Leaders for Nation Building." This initiative is part of the ongoing partnership between De La Salle Philippines, De La Salle Dasmariñas – Basic Education Division, and the Security Bank Foundation Inc. This year’s program focused on empowering teachers to spearhead student-led, sustainable science projects tailored to their local communities.

In the stillness of Holy Week, when the Church enters into the deepest mysteries of Christ’s passion, death, and resurrection, Brothers from the Lasallian East Asia District gathered in Tagaytay from 01-04 April 2026, for a retreat that invited not only remembrance, but transformation. Guided by Sr. Bubbles Bandojo, RC, the retreat unfolded as a deliberate journey into the heart of fraternity, framed not as a static identity, but as an ongoing, intentional practice: brothering.

The Philippine Sector's Basic Education Commission (BEC) convened its members and school leaders for the BEC Principals Forum, held on February 4–5, 2026, at De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB).

“By their fruit you will know them.” — Matthew 7:16

December 1st marked a quiet yet meaningful moment of connection here in Hakodate. I accompanied four Junior High School students who eagerly accepted the invitation to join a simple activity with the students of the Hakodate School for the Deaf. The initiative was led by Ms. Natalie Correia, who participated in the PARC Justice and Peace Workshop in Malaysia last September 2025.