LAS PIÑAS CITY, Philippines — Excellence extends beyond the performance field for members of Las Piñas Band ’91 (Banda de Las Piñas) just like Alliyah Leammuelle Cabato.
Demonstrating the values of discipline, dedication, and perseverance that the organization strives to instill in its members, Alliyah Leammuelle Cabato, a member of the Las Piñas Band ’91 Majorettes, recently earned a Gold Award at the International Kangaroo Mathematics Competition (IKMC) Philippines 2026 (organized by Mathematics Trainers’ Guild Philippines).
Representing Las Piñas National High School – Main, Alliyah distinguished herself among thousands of student participants in one of the world’s largest and most respected mathematics competitions.
Her achievement reflects not only academic excellence but also the strong character, work ethic, and determination that allow young people to thrive both inside and outside the classroom.
Gold Award at an International Mathematics Competition
The International Kangaroo Mathematics Competition (IKMC) is a globally recognized academic competition designed to develop logical reasoning, problem-solving abilities, and critical thinking skills among students.
Held annually in numerous countries around the world, the competition attracts millions of participants and is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious mathematics competitions for young learners.
By earning a Gold Award, Alliyah joins a select group of students who demonstrated exceptional mathematical proficiency and analytical thinking.
Her success serves as a testament to the rewards of hard work, dedication, and a commitment to continuous learning.
Alliyah Leammuelle Cabato Balancing Academics and the Performing Arts
Beyond her academic accomplishments, Alliyah is an active member of the Las Piñas Band ’91 Majorettes, where she participates in performances, community events, and band activities throughout the year.
Balancing academic responsibilities with rehearsals, performances, and extracurricular commitments requires discipline, focus, and effective time management.
These same qualities have long been part of the culture of Banda de Las Piñas, where young musicians and performers are encouraged not only to develop their artistic talents but also to excel in their studies, leadership roles, and personal growth.
Alliyah’s achievement demonstrates that success in academics and the performing arts can go hand in hand.
Developing Future Leaders Through Music and Discipline
For decades, Las Piñas Band ’91 has served as more than just a marching and concert band.
The organization carries forward a legacy and tradition of musical excellence that began in 1927 with the founding of Banda de Las Piñas by Prof. Daniel M. Fajardo. Through music, performance, mentorship, and community involvement, the band continues to provide young people with opportunities to develop discipline, teamwork, leadership, confidence, and a lifelong appreciation for music.
Many of its members have gone on to achieve success not only in music but also in academics, professional careers, and community leadership.
Alliyah’s accomplishment is another example of how dedication and discipline learned through band participation can contribute to excellence in many aspects of life. Her success reflects Las Piñas Band ’91’s continuing legacy and tradition of musical excellence, discipline, leadership, and personal development since 1927.
A Source of Pride for the Las Piñas Community
Alliyah’s Gold Award is a proud moment for her family, teachers, classmates, and the entire Las Piñas Band ’91 community.
Her achievement highlights the importance of supporting young people as they pursue their goals and reach their full potential.
More importantly, it serves as an inspiration to fellow students, musicians, majorettes, and aspiring performers who seek to excel both academically and personally.
As Las Piñas Band ’91 approaches the centennial of the historic Banda de Las Piñas in 2027, achievements such as Alliyah’s serve as reminders that the organization’s legacy extends beyond music and into education, leadership, and community development.
Congratulations, Alliyah Leammuelle Cabato!
The officers, members, alumni, and supporters of Las Piñas Band ’91 proudly congratulate Alliyah Leammuelle Cabato on receiving the Gold Award at the International Kangaroo Mathematics Competition Philippines 2026.
Your dedication, perseverance, and pursuit of excellence embody the values that our organization strives to uphold.
May this achievement be one of many milestones in your academic, personal, and professional journey.
Congratulations, Alliyah!
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About Las Piñas Band ’91
Las Piñas Band ’91 (Banda de Las Piñas) carries forward a legacy and tradition of musical excellence that began in 1927 with the founding of Banda de Las Piñas by Prof. Daniel M. Fajardo. Widely regarded as the oldest documented marching band in Las Piñas City, the organization remains committed to preserving nearly a century of musical heritage, discipline, leadership, and community service.
As the successor to the historic Banda de Las Piñas, Las Piñas Band ’91 continues a tradition of excellence by nurturing future generations of musicians and performers while promoting the rich cultural heritage of Las Piñas. Through concerts, competitions, civic engagements, and community outreach programs, the band proudly upholds the values and standards established by its founder almost 100 years ago.
Today, Las Piñas Band ’91 stands as a symbol of a continuing legacy of musical excellence since 1927, inspiring young musicians and serving the community through music, discipline, leadership, and service.
