To equip early childhood educators with innovative, play-based teaching tools and strategies, the Knowledge Channel Foundation Inc. (KCFI) conducted the Knowledge Channel Learning Conference (LearnCon), entitled “MEDIAskarteng Pagtuturo: Empowering CDTs and CDWs with Multimedia-Supported Strategies for Early Learning and Development” last May 9, 2026.

Every mother carries a promise in her heart: that her child will be safe, healthy, loved, and given every chance to become who he or she is meant to be.

This Mother’s Day, we honor that promise. We remember the sleepless nights, the anxious mornings, the whispered prayers, the patient teaching, the feeding, bathing, comforting, playing, and guiding that often go unseen. Much of a mother’s work is quiet, but its impact lasts a lifetime.

As School Year 2026–2027 approaches, Knowledge Channel Foundation, Inc. (KCFI) encourages parents to give their children a strong start, especially in their early years that shape lifelong learning. KCFI advances this by equipping educators, parents, and learners nationwide with access to curriculum-aligned video lessons, while engaging partners to expand and improve learning opportunities for more Filipino children.

This April marks the start of the school break, and there was a time when it meant one thing: outdoor play. Before gadgets took over, bakasyon meant playing under the sun with sweaty shirts, scraped knees, and laughter that echoed throughout the neighborhood. In those unstructured moments, we learned resilience, teamwork, and empathy, which are lessons no screen could ever fully replicate.

Making learning more accessible and impactful for Filipino learners is always at the heart of the Knowledge Channel Foundation, Inc. (KCFI)’s mission, as it continues to strengthen the capacities of educators through upskilling, expand access to quality learning resources, and bring digital tools closer to schools and communities nationwide.

SAN FERNANDO CITY, La Union (PIA) — Alternative Learning System (ALS) opportunities in Isla Solomon, Bauang, La Union, have been strengthened with the turnover of a television package and educational materials, improving access to quality education in this geographically isolated community. 

March 23, 2026 – MANILA, Philippines – In a vibrant celebration of youthful creativity and storytelling, Anak TV successfully concluded the first batch of its highly anticipated Sinebata Workshop. Held over three intensive days, the workshop gathered children from various schools, including Commonwealth Elementary and High School and San Francisco Elementary and High School, equipping them with the tools to translate their unique perspectives into compelling short films under the unifying theme, “Hear My Voice.”

MANILA, Philippines — Philippine media advocacy group Anak TV has welcomed Timor-Leste to the Southeast Asia Video Festival for Children (SEAVFC), following the country’s entry into the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).

MANILA — Knowledge Channel Foundation, Inc. (KCFI), on Wednesday, has formalized a partnership with the Philippine Cable and Telecommunications Association (PCTA) to broaden the reach of DepEd TV powered by Knowledge Channel, aiming to bring “curriculum-based” educational content to more learners across the country.

This March, as we celebrate Women’s Month, I am reminded that women’s leadership does not only happen in boardrooms, public office, or on big stages. Much of it happens quietly, every day, in homes, child development centers, and classrooms, where young children first learn how to speak, listen, trust, behave, and understand the world around them.

Bringing the joy of traditional Filipino games (Larong Pinoy) back to schools, the LarOlympics of KCFI and Unilever–Breeze reached over 148,000 Grade 4–6 learners in 103 public elementary schools nationwide. Formerly known as EcoPlay, the LarOlympics for school year 2025–2026 was implemented across the Schools Division Offices (SDOs) of Marikina City, Quezon City, Cebu City, and Davao City, educating, engaging, and empowering learners through play, sportsmanship, and resilience. 

Anak TV formally kicked off the 2026 Anak TV Awards season in Ilocos Sur, beginning the nationwide screening and voting process that determines which  television programs will earn the coveted Anak TV seal.

The Knowledge Channel Foundation, Inc. (KCFI), in partnership with NYK-TDG Friendship Foundation, Inc. (NTFF), turned over a Knowledge Channel TV (KCTV) package for Early Childhood Development (ECD) to the Child Development Centers (CDCs) of Taghangin and San Pedro in the Municipality of Morong, Rizal on February 23.