With the requirement comes an output which is "Ugbos" meaning an offshoot, an offspring borne out of an embrayo. "Ugbos" is a published compilation of poems and short stories written by students. But "Ugbos" is not the only output of the school for the Arts. At the end of the school year, the students in the Arts are thrust into the limelight as they present their talents to their parents, their teachers and the general public. Through shared for it to be appreciated.

These artists are basking in the limelight as they present their best output through "ANI: A Cultural Harvest."

Young artists from the School for the Arts of the Iloilo National High School. The school known as the Center of Excellence in Culture and the Arts. Young artists blooming in search of their own special place in the world of the arts where they will eventually be recognized. World class, par excellence as how Dr. Riza S. Amaguin hopes them to be.

"The School for the Arts is envisioned to produce artists who would create works and productions of global excellence by maximizing the use of our local culture. In the process, they create a local cultural identity which would encompass our national cultural heritage. These are the fibers that make us proud of being a Ilonggo and a Filipino.

Without the School for the Arts, where would these young artists be?"