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It’s Giving: Bagyo Core
You are the voice. This is your campaign.

What to Know
In media and information languages, written codes are the words used to deliver meaning. These include captions, slogans, headlines, and taglines. A tagline is a short and powerful phrase used in campaigns. It helps people remember a message and feel something important, such as urgency, hope, or truth.

The Situation
You have been hired as the creative brain behind a national disaster awareness campaign. Your task is to create a powerful, memorable tagline with a maximum of 12 words that Filipinos can hold on to during typhoons. Imagine it being used on a billboard, a relief truck, a tarp, or a social media post.

Your Task
Write one original tagline with 12 words or fewer that focuses on typhoon awareness. Your line should help people understand or feel something important. It may:

Show strength or hope during typhoons

Talk about real struggles or survival

Encourage others to prepare or take action

Share a message that feels true or emotional for many Filipinos

After you write your tagline, explain it in three to five sentences.

Reminder
Make sure to write your name and section at the end of your work.

Sample Tagline
Still soaked. Still surviving.

Criteria (10 points total)

Tagline (5 pts)
Creative, original, and clearly connected to typhoon awareness or experience

Explanation (5 pts)
Well-written, thoughtful, and effectively supports the message of the tagline

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Storms end. Strength stays.

The parade of typhoons is sweeping our country so critically. Lives are being taken, homes are being destroyed: hope, seemingly, is being taken from us. In these lowly times, as clichè as it may be, we need to hold on in the power of resilience. Not because we are fond of romanticizing it, but because it is the only remaining way to survive. Just like any storm, these turbulent times will pass. But what will remain, unyielding and steadfast, is us. Let's be an image of strength for our family, friends, and community.

Perez, Chris Aldyerre P.

STEM I

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“Dark Skies. Bright Eyes”

Typhoons are fierce forces of nature that bring challenges to everyone, especially when people are unprepared. This short, impactful tagline urges us not to be overwhelmed by fear but to face the storm with clear focus, careful preparedness, and steady readiness. It reminds us that vigilance and awareness are our strongest defenses against the unpredictable forces of nature. When we open our eyes wide, watchful and ready, we can face any storm—emerging not just safe, but stronger, braver, and more connected. Because even in the darkest moments, there is always light. There is always hope. Indeed, there will always be a rainbow after the storm.

Caranto, Maila Louise G.

12 - Stem I

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We are currently facing several typhoon consistently and this phenomenon brings fear and chaos — but this so called disaster also make a community's strength and cohesion stand out. It emphasizes the emotional connection and support between people for each other in difficult times, inspiring unity as a strong remedy against adversity. My tagline abridge resilience by pointing out the power of interpersonal ties to build hope and healing despite challenges. #LabanPalagiPilipinas!

Castillo, Rhobina B.

STEM - I St. Nicolas

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Storms pass, kilig stays - stay safe, stay strong, stay ready

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Storms pass, kilig stays - stay safe, stay strong, stay ready

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Typhoons may drown our days in darkness and fear, but they cannot wash away the spark of connection. Kilig is more than romance - it’s the joy of being remembered, loved, or simply together. While winds roar and rain pours, we stay grounded by the warmth of human feeling. And when the sky clears, it’s that same love and laughter that helps us rebuild. So we prepare, we endure, and we hold on - to each other.

MARC JONAS EZEKIEL RAGEL

STEM I

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By the use of "Bayanihan" a Filipino term that is symbolizes unity and the community spirit of each individual, Because we all know that the Philippines is mostly getting occurred by the typhoon, storm and other calamities but when the face of typhoons, it highlights a team work or a group resilience that have a strength, and encourage unity not to lose hope because we are community that's help each other what ever or how many typhoons hits us,there's still bayanihan and hopes that rises after the calamity.

Jeff, Matthew, M. Lavarias

G12 STEM- I St. Nicolas

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This tagline shows that even during storms, calamities, and heavy rain, we remain strong and united. The storm may be powerful, but we must remember that our courage, hope, and spirit are even stronger—don’t be afraid, because it’s not the end if things aren’t okay yet. We will recover, rebuild, and stay resilient, because we face challenges together, not alone. “We wait” reminds us to stay safe and calm while the storm passes. “We hope” means we believe in brighter days ahead, and “We all rise again” means we lift each other up and come back stronger every time.

Unico, Princess Hazlil

12 - STEM I

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In any disaster, it’s not just strength that keeps us safe—it’s knowing what to do, where to go, and how to act. Awareness turns fear into readiness and confusion into action. When we equip minds with knowledge, we empower a whole nation to rise, respond, and survive.

Samera, Allysa M.

12- STEM I

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When the typhoon comes, the nation's strength and unity welcomes it! 

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When the typhoon comes, the nation's strength and unity welcomes it! 

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Explanation:

This tagline showcases the resilient and united spirit of the Filipinos. By emphasizing the "strength and unity", it highlights the "bayanihan" tradition of Filipinos where the unity shines in the times of adversity. The phrase inspires hope and confidence, and encouraging individuals to stand together and support one another in the time of disasters. It proudly showcases the nation's preparedness, reflecting the Filipino spirit that stands firm in facing any storm. The strength and unity of the Filipinos highlights the nation's unwavering determination to stand strong and united to face challenges together.

Marc Joem D. De Vera

Stem I - St. Nicolas

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Humanda Na at Manatiling Alerto Para sa Panahon ng Bagyo Kaligtasa'y sigurado

PALIWANAG:

Ang pahayag na "Humanda Na at Manatiling Alerto Para sa Panahon ng Bagyo Kaligtasa'y sigurado" ay isang paalala na ang paghahanda at pagiging alerto ay mahalaga upang masiguro ang kaligtasan ng mga tao sa panahon ng bagyo.

LOMIBAO HANNAH VI GRACE A.

G12 - STEM l

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It is true that we are greatly affected by numerous typhoons, it is considered a serious matter with high flooding in many areas and a heavy rainfall. But Filipino’s will not be stop doing their own thing—

some live sell even if the flood is nearly on his waist some people dance in the flood,  swims, ride crystal kayak and some doing the trend of the dancing guy in the front of the boat and some even jetski in the middle of the typhoon. This may seem irrational for some netizens but this gives us a positive impact and hope, to distract ourselves and just have fun. We cannot lie that some of us will do the stupidest things just to make a laugh of it and that is okay because in the end of the day we are just living. #YouOnlyDieOnceYouLiveEveryDay #Themoreyouknow

Patricia Yvonne De Sola

12-STEM I

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"Laging alerto, bagyo ay talo-ligtas ang bawat Pilipino"

We should stay alert and ready for the typhoon. Prepare everything that needs to be packed, bring those things that should be brought. Make sure no one is left behind, and help those people who are also in-need. Don't be hard headed, listen closely to the news and follow the announcements from your local officials. When we follow, when we unite, we stay safe. Together, we can overcome this storm.

DULAY, XYLA YELENA A.

STEM I- ST. NICOLAS

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"Together, we face and survive the storm"

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"Together, we face and survive the storm"

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This tagline shows how people came together to face the challenges brought by the typhoon, it reflects the strength we find in each other during difficult times. Facing the storm together means sharing pain, hope, and courage. It reminds us that even in the darkest times, no one is left behind. We stand by those who’ve lost everything and help them find hope again. Even through pain, fear, and endless rain, we stay strong—not just for ourselves, but for each other. We face every storm as one and no matter how hard it gets, we rise—together.

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"Weather the storm.Together, we're stronger."

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"Weather the storm.Together, we're stronger."

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The tagline aims to be both informative and uplifting. It acknowledges the difficulties presented by typhoons but offers a message of hope and encouragement, suggesting that community unity can increase resilience and improve outcomes.

"Weather the storm" It means to successfully cope with, overcome, or persevere through a difficult or challenging situation like the typhoon."Together, we're stronger" Thiis emphasizes the importance of community and collective action. It suggests that individual preparedness is vital, but working together as a community makes everyone more resilient and better equipped to handle the aftermath.The tagline's overall message is one of hope and resilience, suggesting that while typhoons are powerful forces of nature, the strength of community can help individuals and entire areas weather the storm and recover more effectively. It encourages both individual preparedness and collaboration for a stronger, more resilient response.

Jessa Mae Peña

12 Stem I -St. Nicolas

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"Winds howl, hearts hold: together, no typhoon shatters our bayanihan."

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"Winds howl, hearts hold: together, no typhoon shatters our bayanihan."

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This line compares the ferocity of the typhoon ("winds howl") with quiet strength in communities ("hearts hold"). "Bayanihan," a Filipino word for collective effort, represents how togetherness converts struggle to strength. It recognizes both the emotional burden of typhoons and the unbreakable hope within solidarity. Through connecting survival to cultural identity, it challenges preparedness through communal responsibility—a reality every Filipino knows.

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Bagyo man ang dumaan, ang pag asa’y hindi matitinig

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Bagyo man ang dumaan, ang pag asa’y hindi matitinig

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Isa itong simbolo sa ating buhay ng pag-asay dapat mananatiling matibay at buhay. Sa Pilipinas taon-taon tayong sinububok ng malakas na hangin, mayinding ulan, at pag kawala ng kuryente. Ngunit sa bawat sakun. Ang mga pilipino ay di-matatawang tibay ng loob. Makikita sa mga mukha ang mga nasalanta sa kanilang ngiti ang pag asa. Sa mga batang nag lalaro sa baha. Mga matatanda nag-aayos ng tirahan ang mga kapitbhaya na nag tutulungan. Hindi lamang ito kalamidad ito ay pag subok ngunit gaya ng bagyo ito’y lumilipas din. Pag-asa ay nag sisilbing liwanag sa gitna ng dilim. Ang diwa ay nagiging matatag hindi nasusukat sa lakas ng ating katawan,kundi sa katatagan ng ating puso. Anuman ang dumating na bagyo sa ating buhay, laging tandaan natin na ang pag-asa pinatutilihin ito ay hindi kailan man matitinag.

Ayessah Faye A. Ponayo

Stem I St. Nicolas

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"Winds howl, hearts hold: together, no typhoon shatters our bayanihan."

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"Winds howl, hearts hold: together, no typhoon shatters our bayanihan."

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This line compares the ferocity of the typhoon ("winds howl") with quiet strength in communities ("hearts hold"). "Bayanihan," a Filipino word for collective effort, represents how togetherness converts struggle to strength. It recognizes both the emotional burden of typhoons and the unbreakable hope within solidarity. Through connecting survival to cultural identity, it challenges preparedness through communal responsibility—a reality every Filipino knows

Renzo L. Rosal

STEM I SAINT NICOLAS

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"Typhoons will test us,  but our strength will prevail!"

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"Typhoons will test us,  but our strength will prevail!"

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This tagline speaks to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of natural disasters. Typhoons represent a formidable challenge, testing our preparedness and resolve. However, the inherent strength and fortitude of communities, particularly in the Philippines, allow them to overcome these trials. The message emphasizes that while the storms may be powerful, the human spirit is even stronger. Ultimately, the ability to persevere and rebuild after a typhoon demonstrates the enduring strength of the people affected.

JHARRED D. SALAZAR

STEM I. ST. NICOLAS

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"No Cloud, No Storm Can Ever Hide the Light of Hope"

This tagline reflects the resilience and unwavering spirit of Filipinos who continue to stand strong in the face of both literal and emotional storms. Every year, typhoons bring destruction families are displaced, homes are damaged, and lives are disrupted. Roads become rivers, electricity disappears, and fear takes over. But even in the middle of it all, hope shines seen in the courage of rescuers, the generosity of neighbors, and the strength of every Filipino who chooses to rise again.

The clouds and storms represent hardships, but they can never fully cover the light within us. This message serves as a reminder that preparedness goes beyond supplies it’s about unity, compassion, and being ready to help one another.

And when the skies grow dark, we hold onto this truth: as long as we prepare, stay united, and keep believing—hope will always shine through.

GONZALES, JOSEFA DG.

12-STEM I

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This tagline emphasizes the importance of community and collective action in overcoming the challenges posed by typhoons. The "weather the storm" is readily understood and evokes a sense of shared struggle and resilience. The inclusion of "together" directly highlights the crucial role of unity and mutual support in facing natural disasters. This concise message promotes a sense of shared responsibility and encourages community participation in preparedness and recovery efforts. Its simplicity and directness make it easily memorable and impactful.

Amiyha Miyonnette A. Valenzuela

12-STEM I

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This tagline shows that no matter how strong the storm was, we came out even stronger. "Still standing" means we stayed strong and didn’t give up. "Still shining" means we kept our hope, joy, and courage through it all. It’s short but full of meaning, just like the people who face every typhoon and continue moving forward with strength.

Chiella Mhae M. Cortez

12 - STEM I

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Be prepared; make a plan: our safety is in our hands.‎

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Be prepared; make a plan: our safety is in our hands.‎

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Explanation:

Be Prepared: This part of the tagline highlights the necessity of readiness of people. It says that individuals and families should be prepared for typhoons. Even if it's other emergencies, we should still be prepared. And also always make a plan; making a plan ensures that everyone knows what to do, which can save lives and minimize chaos during an emergency. And the last part of this tagline is “our safety is in our hand”; individuals have the responsibility to take charge of their own safety. ‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎

Borreta, Ralph Regan P.

GRADE 12 STEM I - ST. NICOLAS

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It reminds us that understanding the dangers of typhoons—like floods, landslides, and strong winds—is the first step toward staying safe. But knowing is not enough—we must also act: prepare early, evacuate when needed, and help others. The line is simple but powerful, encouraging responsibility, awareness, and community action before and during disasters. It turns fear into preparedness and panic into purpose.

Gringo Malasan

12-STEM I

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Tagline:“Sa gitna ng unos, kapit lang—may araw rin bukas.”Explanation:This tagline offers hope and emotional strength to Filipinos facing the harsh reality of typhoons. “Kapit lang” is a common Filipino phrase that conveys resilience, endurance, and the will to hold on. The line reassures people that no matter how strong the storm, it will pass, and a brighter day will come. It’s simple, emotional, and deeply rooted in Filipino language and values—making it highly relatable and impactful across platforms like billboards or relief tarps.

James Bren N Calimlim

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This tagline shows the importance of being united to ensure our safety during typhoons. A united community can respond more effectively to emergencies to reduce the risk and damage caused by the storm. By helping each other we can build trust and make everyone feel safe and secure.

A-J Villanueva Stem I

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"When the winds rise, let preparedness be your shelter."

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"When the winds rise, let preparedness be your shelter."

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This tagline uses a metaphor to deliver a powerful and emotional message. It suggests that preparedness, not just physical structures, is the real protection during typhoons. The phrase “when the winds rise” creates a sense of danger and urgency. It encourages actions like gathering supplies and securing homes to stay safe. Overall, the message is calm yet serious, promoting readiness and care for others.

MUÑOZ, JERICHO B.

STEM I - SAINT NICOLAS

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Typhoons Don't Wait, Prepare Today.

Ang bagyo ay walang pinipiling oras o panahon, ito ay biglaang tatama kung saan mang direksiyon ang kaniyang mapuntahan, kayat tayo ay palaging mag handa at lumikas kung kinakailangan. malaking tulong ang humingi ng tulong sa oras ng panganib, nakakatulong rin ang paglikas upang maproteksiyonan ang sarili at ang pamilya. kapag nakalikas na at ligtas na ang lugar, mapapanatag na ang buong pamilya sa oras ng bagyo. tandaan at palaging isaisip, palaging mag handa at maging alerto sa nangyayari sa kapaligiran man o bagyo dahil ang panganib ay hindi natin malalaman at hinding hindi mahuhulaan, palaging mag-iingat mga kapwa ko estudyante at sa mga gurong handang magturo kahit bumabagyo

STEVHEN LEE A. DE GUZMAN

STEM I ST.NICOLAS.

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Promises that were never fulfilled, duty that has been forsaken.

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Promises that were never fulfilled, duty that has been forsaken.

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Numerous typhoons strike the Philippines every year, causing countless tragedies, calamities, and sorrows, whether they affect our environment, infrastructure, communities, or, worst of all, our fellow citizens. This is due not only to the typhoon but also to our failure and the failure of those in positions of authority; our supposed role as citizens is to protect our environment and follow the rules that have been established in order for us to live comfortably, but we continue to do the opposite, such as littering, which causes blockage in the drainage system, which then results in flooding. As for the authorities, there is a failure to properly handle the problems caused by persistent rain brought on by typhoons; they have been collecting taxes on almost everything that Filipinos do, but it appears that that tax is wasted on things that are not felt by the taxpayers; even solutions such as flood control and improved drainage are not given proper attention by the officials, resulting in floods occurring on a yearly basis. Direct measures with a significant impact are not felt by Filipinos every year during the rainy season, and when a typhoon strikes, the scenario and problems remain the same. Our resilience is what sustains us, not the appropriate solution to our nation’s issues.

PEREZ, MYLISSA T.

STEM I - St. Nicolas

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“Hope doesn’t sink, even in the deepest flood.”

Explanation:

In times of disaster, it’s not just our homes or streets that get flooded, it’s our emotions, our worries, and sometimes even our strength. But even in those moments, one thing stays stands tall, hope. This is a reminder that no matter how deep the flood gets, our hope will never drown. It honors the unspoken bravery in every Filipino heart who continue to rise, help each other, and believe in better days. Through every storm, we carry hope, and that’s what keeps us going.

Quilala, Psalm Sheer P.

STEM - I