Knowledge Channel Foundation Inc. (KCFI) invites everyone to explore history this August, National History Month, with a lineup of educational shows on Philippine and world history along with award-winning documentaries.
Among KCFI’s library of history shows is “Pamana,” for Grades 1-4 produced in partnership with the National Commission for Culture and the Arts. “Pamana” introduces Philippine history, the heraldic code, geography and the spirit of nationalism while highlighting Filipino customs and cultural traditions. Watch a “Pamana” episode here.
KCFI further promotes pride in Filipino identity through “Bayani” (Grades 1-6) and “Wow” (Grades 4-6). It covers Araling Panlipunan (AP) competencies such as understanding local history, fostering Filipino civic responsibility and appreciating the contributions of national heroes to the country. Watch the “Bayani” episode on Melchora Aquino here.
By showcasing the unique folklore, landscapes, cuisine and stories that define provinces, cities and towns, “Wow” supports the learning of AP competencies in local history, geography, cultural identity and economics, among others. Watch the 2025 Golden Dove Award-winning “Wow” episode on Bukidnon here.
For Grades 5 and 6, Kasaysayan TV traces the evolution of the Philippines from precolonial times through the Spanish, American and Japanese occupations to the contemporary era. In partnership with the Justice Cecilia Muñoz Palma Foundation, KCFI produced a Kasaysayan TV episode on the life and legacy of the first woman appointed to the Supreme Court and a key figure in framing the 1987 Constitution. Watch the episode here.
Finally, “Salam High School” for Grade 8 delves into world history, state policies, cultural sensitivity, conflicts and peace and diaspora. Watch the “Salam High School” episode on imperialism and colonization here.
KCFI is also broadcasting winning documentaries in Bulacan’s SINEliksik Bulacan DocuFest. Learn more about the SINEliksik Bulacan program here.
Other KCFI news
KCFI is a finalist in the 9th Developmental Social Enterprise Awards of the Benita & Catalino Yap Foundation. This recognition affirms KCFI’s continued commitment to transforming education, particularly for underserved learners, through innovative, accessible and curriculum-based learning solutions.
Meanwhile, Philippine Manufacturing Co. of Murata Inc. and KCFI formalized a partnership agreement to produce a video lesson on capacitors based on the high school science curriculum and to provide five Knowledge Channel TV packages to selected public schools in the Schools Division Office of Baguio City.
Support the Knowledge Channel Foundation Inc. and its advocacies and programs today by donating through BPI Acct. No. 0201-0409-14 or GCash via QR. Kindly email a copy of the deposit slip to [email protected] for recording purposes. For more details on how to donate Knowledge Channel content to public CDCs and schools, contact resource mobilization manager Liberty Reyes at [email protected].
Story by: Jal Castino
