Singapore Airlines to add flights and launch new destination during Northern Summer and Peak Season

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Singapore Airlines will add a sixth daily flight to Bangkok in March, up from five daily flights, alongside flight frequency increase to favorite destinations such as Colombo, Milan, Rome, Sydney, Ahmedabad, and Mumbai during the Northern Summer schedule (27 March 2016 – 29 October 2016) and peak-season. 

Düsseldorf will also become the newest destination in the Singapore Airlines network from 21 July 2016. Flights to Düsseldorf will be operated three times per week with the all-new Airbus A350-900 fitted with Singapore Airlines’ latest cabin products.

The sixth daily Bangkok service will be introduced with effect from 27 March 2016 to meet growth in demand for travel to and from the Thai capital. An Airbus A330-300 aircraft will be operated, adding nearly 2,000 seats per week on the route, which is popular with both business and leisure travellers. Flight SQ982 will depart Singapore at 5:35PM and arrive in Bangkok at 7:00PM. The return flight SQ983 will depart Bangkok at 08:05PM and arrive in Singapore at 11:30PM (all times local). 

Due to the Northern Summer schedule, frequency to Colombo will increase to 10 per week from the usual seven. While, Milan services will also increase to six per week from the current five, including two flights that continue to Barcelona in Spain. 

To cater to peak-season travel demand, five weekly flights will be operated to the Italian capital Rome from 25 June to 30 July 2016, up from the current three flights per week. Services to Sydney in Australia will increase to 35 per week between 23 June and 4 September 2016. In addition, the Indian city of Ahmedabad will be served four times per week between 30 April and 4 June 2016, up from the current three weekly flights, while 18 weekly flights will be operated to Mumbai from 21 April to 6 June 2016, up from the current 17 flights per week. 

Singapore Airlines flies from Manila to Singapore four times daily, which conveniently connect to onward flights to the rest of the world. Passengers traveling from Cebu, Davao and Kalibo can fly to Singapore via SilkAir, which flies 12 times weekly from Cebu, nine times weekly from Davao and 3 times weekly from Kalibo.

Book your tickets via singaporeair.com or SingaporeAir Mobile app. 

You can also call SIA reservations office at 756-8888 or visit the ticket office at 33F LKG Tower, Ayala Avenue, Makati City, Mondays to Fridays, from 8:30AM to 5:00PM.

Stay beautiful, healthy and fit ... Smell fresh inside out with Fine Etiquette Rose supplement

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Being beautiful is also synonymous to being healthy and fit. Your beauty essentials must not only make you smell and look good, you must feel healthy too. 

In many occasions, men give flowers to women who are special to their hearts. Any woman, whether as a lover, mother, sister or even a best friend, would feel more beautiful and loved if someone gives her flowers such as roses.

Roses are known to have sweet, romantic and sensual scent, a perfect gift to anyone you hold special to your heart. However, flowers wither and dry in time, so does its fragrance. Now, women may not only smell the fragrance of a rose but may also possess it by taking in Fine Etiquette Rose Supplement, a health supplement that fights off unwanted body odor.

The Fine Etiquette Rose supplement contains oil extracted from Bulgarian damask roses, one of the best and precious sources of perfume oil since ancient times. In fact, it takes 2,500 roses to extract a mere 1cc of oil. The oil is then incorporated with other organic ingredients like fermented rice germ and soybean oils that gives the mixture natural deodorant properties.

The Fine Etiquette Rose supplement acts double time as the body’s warrior against any unpleasant odor and fragrance agent that gives off an irresistible smell that comes from within. Feel confident with fresh and sweet smelling breath and capture the heart of anyone you meet. To achieve the natural fragrance you want without spending too much on perfumes, just take three capsules of Fine Etiquette Rose supplement daily and feel the difference in just a few days.

Enhance your beauty by adding Premium HyC150 to your health and beauty essentials. The Premium HyC150 is a product of high value, manufactured by Fine Japan Co. Ltd., a company that has been providing premium and effective nutraceutical products for 40 years.

The Premium HyC150, touted as the fountain of youth, contains hyaluronic acid, collagen and ubiquinol and fortified with vitamin C, biotin, elastin and pearl coix. Incorporated in a drink, these ingredients promote body cell repair, prevents sagging and moisturizes the skin and boosts body’s energy, enabling you to function properly each day. Studies conducted in Japan, North America and in Europe show that about 93 percent of Premium HyC150 consumers have improved hair, nails and skin with continued use. Be part of that and get back that youthful glow.

Exude the beauty and unleash that confidence from within with Fine Etiquette Rose supplement, while stay fit, look vibrant and feel young again with Premium HyC150.

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Available at select Watsons stores nationwide, as well on Lazada Philippines at www.lazada.com.ph.

Making good jeans perfect

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The latest addition to Levi’s denim collection is inspired by the idea that “behind every great woman is a great pair of jeans 

Levi's created the first-ever blue jeans for women in 1934. Lady Levi’s jeans was designed for Western women wearing Levi’s jeans on farms and ranches. The new line also targeted women vacationing at dude ranches, working cattle or horse ranches that welcomed guests flocking from Eastern states or even Europe.

Levi’s Lot 700 advocates embracing one’s self and being proud of how you look. 

Before Lady Levi's, these women were already actually wearing boyfriend jeans.

Lady Levi's changed the course of fashion history. It made blue jeans staple fashion items for women, who used to wear men's jeans because they had no choice.

Levi’s new denim collection for women caters to different body types. 

Jeans haven't changed that much. We may flirt with slouchy boyfriend jeans, boot-cuts or crops but skinny is still the mainstay. They've become the solid building block of the rest of women's wardrobes. 

Skinny jeans can be worn with a white shirt and a light coat. Slip on a pair of ballet flats and you're set for a day at the office. For a cocktail party, you can wear your skinny jeans with a dressy top and high heels. Exchange your day bag for a clutch and you're ready.

Boasting the quality it has always been known for while continuing to innovate, Levi’s created a new collection that is perfectly tailored to fit the needs of the modern Asian women. 

So ladies still love and continue to wear boyfriend's jeans for that fashionable slouchy look, skinny jeans will always rule.

The new Levi’s collection is especially made for Asian women, which is designed and crafted with slimmer thigh, flattering leg and contoured seat for a little lift. 

For Fall 2015, Levi's New Women Denim Collection transforms good jeans into perfect jeans with two popular fits.

All Levi’s lover can now enjoy the brand’s newest collection that offers a better fit. 

Levi's 710 Super Skinny and 721 High Rise Skinny are designed to flatter any woman's silhouettes. 

From the brand that invented the original Blue Jean, Levi’s new collection is modern, feminine and sexy. 

No matter your body type, the Levi's 710 Super Skinny mid-rise will look great on you. Slim through the hip and thigh with Levi's skinniest leg opening and extra stretch for comfort.

Levi’s newest collection has the latest fit and fabric technology, which makes the new denim pants perfect for different body types.

The 721 High Rise Skinny jeans are designed to enhance the female form with a trendy high-rise fit and figure flattering stretch denim.

Ebenezer Junior: British School Manila (BSM) KS2 Production

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The final week of Term 1 in British School Manila featured the Key Stage 2 extravaganza Ebenezer Junior, an adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic A Christmas Carol. Combining both traditional elements and contemporary, the story unveiled the spirit of Christmas in all of us.

Excitement built as parents eagerly queued up outside on Tuesday evening 8th of December 2015. There was PTA-provided mulled wine, nibbles and Christmas props carefully arranged in the foyer area. Excitement grew further on entering the hall and there were many wows as parents saw the scenery and set up for the first time, feeling they may have walked into a West End production by mistake. It was really breath-taking. Carols rang out, the lights were dimmed, the fire glowed in the hearth, snowflakes sparkled and the stage and backdrop looked truly spectacular.

That was all prior to the show. The show itself matched the heights of the set. The singing was joyous and powerful, and quite rousing. The dances were a real joy and a wonderful way to round up and the children clearly loved performing them. Actors and actresses brought characters to life with clarity and purpose and all the children looked the part in their period costumes. Confident public performance is an important part of developing children’s life skills at BSM, and they worked hard rehearsing to reach this standard.

Ebenezer Junior was a truly wonderful production, one of those special BSM community events that roused the Christmas spirit. The cast sang ‘Charity’ as part of the show and Christmas is about giving. Our parents were very generous over the two shows in donating almost PHP 80,000 to our community service partners.

The British School Manila (BSM) is a highly regarded co-educational British international school established in 1976. The School is proud to uphold the high standard of the British education system and we take full advantage of our multi-cultural setting. We are accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS) and also a member of The Federation of British International Schools in Southeast Asia and East Asia (FOBISSEA) and The Independent Association of Prep School (IAPS). 

At present 900+ students aged 3-18 are on BSM’s roll and 35 nationalities are represented. British children make up 33%, Filipino 22%, Canada 9%, Australians 8% and American 6% of the total population.

DepEd, private partners completed 1st PPP school project

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The Department of Education (DepEd) and its private partners have completed the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) for School Infrastructure Project (PSIP) Phase I. Last December 04, 2015, the 9, 296 classrooms were already constructed and delivered in three (3) regions: Region I, III and IV-A. This is the first PPP project of the said agency.

The PSIP Phase I involved the design, financing and construction of about 9,296 one-storey and two-storey classrooms, including furniture and fixtures. The project aims to supplement the current program of DepEd in reducing classroom backlog. Over 400,000 students are expected to benefit from this PPP project.

The project was procured through a competitive two-stage public bidding process in accordance with R.A. 6957 as amended by R.A.7718 or the Philippine BOT Law and its Implementing Rules and Regulations. During the bidding of the PSIP Phase I project, it attracted 18 prospective bidders, 6 were prequalified and the project was awarded to two bidders. The government signed a concession agreement with the private partners (Bright Future Educational Facilities, Inc. and Citicore Holdings Investment, Inc.-Megawide Construction Corporation) last October 08, 2012. Before the signing, in September 04, 2012, the project’s notice of award was issued to the private partners.

Meanwhile, for the Phase II of the PPP for School Infrastructure Project, there are already 1,690 completed and delivered classrooms as of October 31, 2015. This PPP project will benefit the following regions: Cordillera Administrative Region, Region I, II, III, X, and XIII.