Student Life
The other half of growing up.
Clubs, stage, service, sport, and a library that stays open late. This is where children find their people, and where parents see them light up.
24 clubs. One for every kind of kid.
Clubs meet every Wednesday and Friday after class, from Grade 4 up. Your child can join two, and switch at the start of each quarter.
Sample Club list and count are demo content.
Think
6- Robotics Club
- Math Circle
- Young Scientists
- Debate Society
- Coding Club
- Chess Club
Create
6- Glee Club
- Theater Guild
- Rondalla
- Visual Arts
- Campus Paper
- Dance Troupe
Serve
6- Student Council
- Scouting
- Red Cross Youth
- Eco Warriors
- Peer Tutors
- Reading Buddies
Play
6- Basketball
- Volleyball
- Football
- Badminton
- Table Tennis
- Track and Field
02 · Service learning
Service is part of the grade.
Every class adopts one project a year: a feeding program, a coastal cleanup, reading sessions at the barangay hall. Learners plan it, run it, and present what changed.
- service hours by the end of Grade 10 Sample
- 40
- partner communities nearby Sample
- 12
Every child gets a stage.
Two main productions a year, a rondalla, a glee club, and an art exhibit where every learner shows at least one piece. Shy kids included, gently.
04 · Sports
Play hard. Lose well. Try again.
PE for everyone, intramurals every September, and varsity teams for those who want more. Coaches send practice schedules straight to the Parent Hub.
- 01BasketballGrades 5 to 12, boys and girls
- 02VolleyballGrades 5 to 12, boys and girls
- 03FootballGrades 3 to 10
- 04BadmintonGrades 4 to 12
- 05Table TennisGrades 4 to 12
- 06Track and FieldGrades 3 to 12
Readers become thinkers.
Fifteen minutes of free reading every school day, a library open until 5:30 PM, and a librarian who will find your child the one book that hooks them.
- books in English and Filipino Sample
- 8,000
- minutes of reading, every day
- 15
06 · Wellbeing and safety
Safe, seen, and looked after.
What every parent really wants to know: did my child get in, who can take them home, and who do they talk to on a hard day. Here is our plain answer.
QR gate check-in
Your child taps their ID at the gate. A few seconds later you get a message: arrived, with the time. Same when they leave.
Authorized fetchers only
You list who may pick up your child, with a photo. Guards check the list at the gate. Anyone not on it waits while we call you.
A guidance office that knows them
Licensed counselors check in with every class each quarter. Your child can walk in any day, and you can book a private talk through the Parent Hub.
Kalinaw: Mika arrived
Mika Reyes tapped in at the main gate at 7:12 AM.
Picked up by Lola Nena
Authorized fetcher. Left campus at 4:05 PM.
What a parent sees on a normal day.
Come see it
Walk the campus on a normal school day.
Visits run on weekday mornings. You will see a real class, the library, and the gate check-in in action.