Navie Castro

      My name is Navie Marie M. Castro and I was born on November 3,2007 in Urdaneta Pangasinan. I am an only child and I'm currently living in Binmaley Pangasinan. When I was still 2 years old my mom went abroad to work there and she left me with my aunt who is currently a lawyer and she is the one who took care of me until now. My mom go back here in the Philippines 9 years ago.


I started my preparatory and kindergarten at Grace Baptist in Lingayen Pangasinan. After that I studied at Binmaley Catholic School Inc but for only 1 year and I transferred to Northfield Academy from grade 3-6. I graduated elementary there and after that I went back to Binmaley Catholic School and started my Highschool Days there and I also graduated in that schooI. I was also an athlete before.


At present, I am continuing my journey as a student, working hard to achieve my dreams. I value hard work, honesty, and compassion, and I try to live by these values in everything I do. I believe that each day is an opportunity to become a better version of myself and to inspire others along the way.


In the future, I dream of becoming a Lawyer. I want to contribute something meaningful to society and make a difference in the lives of others. Life is a journey filled with challenges and victories, and I am ready to face them with courage and integrity.

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