Julia Barretto Gets Bullied by Awra Briguela and The Certifieds in "The Seniors"

Make way for the stars of Pacaque Rural High School: Jennifer (Ella Cruz), overachiever Student Council President; Nicole (Andrea Babierra), school “muse;” and Fifi (Awra Briguela), school Volleyball Team Captain.

Together they are “The Certifieds.”

Nobody dares to go against the trio, lording it over the school like it is their own kingdom. But as they face their senior year, a major change is about to happen. And the change will come in the form of Diana (Julia Barretto), a smart and pretty city girl.

With Diana’s arrival, The Certifieds’ world will turn upside down.

Get involved in the shenanigans in “The Seniors,” the latest youth drama series produced by Viva TV and Prioject 8 Projects for Vivamax.

This series is created and produced by box-office directors Dan Villegas and Antoinette Jadaone and directed by budding director Shaira Advincula-Antonio.

"The Seniors" is about four students in a provincial public high school, who must face life and love problems in their final year in high school. In Pacaque Rural High School, “The Certifieds” is the well-known it-trio. 

Jennifer (Ella Cruz) is the overachiever Student Council President who leads “The Certifieds,” along with the school’s “Muse” Nicole (Andrea Babierra) and the school Volleyball Team Captain Fifi (Awra Briguela). 

Being consistent in the star section, the three of them believe that they are elite students and that they should stick together no matter what. But as they face their senior year, major changes are about to happen. One of these changes is the arrival of Diana (Julia Barretto), a smart and pretty transferee from Manila. With Diana’s arrival, the four students’ final year in high school will be twice the fun and also twice the trouble as they struggle to juggle good grades, friendships and relationships.

Experience the highs and lows, the pains and joys of growing up in “The Seniors” starting March 20, only on Vivamax Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Macao, Vietnam, Brunei, Maldives, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the USA, the Middle East and Europe.