Claret School of Quezon City proudly marks another milestone as its young math champions bring home consecutive national titles at the 2025 ROBOLUTION National: EroMath Competition held on December 6–7, 2025, at Don Bosco Technical Institute of Makati.
Representing the National Capital Region, the CSQC delegates once again showcased exceptional brilliance, discipline, and the hallmark of Claretian excellence on the national stage.
Following their impressive wins in the NCR Regional Competition, Zuvel Ezekiel G. Narag (Grade 6 – Immaculate Conception) and Diego Z. Suan (Grade 4 – Eucharistic) continued their outstanding performance, emerging as National Champions in their respective divisions.
Zuvel claimed the title of National Champion in Mathematics Category 2 (Grades 5–6), demonstrating remarkable mastery of mathematical concepts, quick and accurate problem-solving skills, and admirable poise under pressure. His achievement reflects not only his dedication and passion for learning but also the expert mentorship of Mr. Joshua S. Fajardo, Mathematics Teacher.
Equally noteworthy is Diego’s victory as National Champion in Mathematics Category 1 (Grades 3–4). Competing against outstanding contenders from across the Philippines, Diego exhibited sharp analytical thinking, perseverance, and an evident love for learning. His success highlights the invaluable guidance of Mrs. Merry Joy F. De Leon, MAT, Mathematics Coordinator for Grade School and Junior High School, whose leadership and coaching greatly shaped his preparation.
These consecutive regional and national triumphs stand as strong proof of Claret School of Quezon City’s unwavering commitment to fostering academic excellence grounded in discipline, character, and the Claretian core values. Zuvel and Diego have not only brought honor to the school but have also inspired their fellow Claretians by exemplifying what determination, humility, and hard work can achieve.
As CSQC continues to nurture learners who excel, the School community celebrate these young champions who embody both brilliance and virtue, “Scientia Maxime Cum Virtute”. May their achievements motivate future Claretians to pursue excellence and lead with purpose. #ScientiaMaximeCumVirtute
