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Kinder to Grade 10

Every learner known by name.

Small sections, one adviser who knows your child, and fees you can read in full before you enrol. A school that answers the phone.

11

grade levels, Kinder to Grade 10

4

quarters, graded the DepEd way

4

ways to pay, from cash to monthly

ESC

ESC grant per JHS grantee, netted from dues

What a family gets

A school you can check on, not just trust.

Parents told us what wore them out at other schools: fees that changed, grades that arrived late, a cashier's queue for every payment. So everything here is written down and online.

A girl in the school uniform reading a picture book in the classroom reading corner
  • A teacher who knows your child

    Sections are kept small and every class has one adviser for the year, who calls you before a grade becomes a problem.

  • Fees you can read before you enrol

    Every grade's fees are published, line by line, with what each payment plan really costs. No surprise charges in October.

  • Grades the way DepEd sets them

    Written work, performance tasks and the quarterly exam, weighted by subject. The report card shows each quarter as soon as the principal approves it.

  • Your account, any time

    The parent portal shows the statement, every due and every payment, with the enrolment number and your child's birth date.

  • Pay without the queue

    Pay by bank or GCash and tell us the reference online; the cashier matches it and issues the official receipt.

  • Help that is written down

    Sibling and early-enrolment discounts apply on their own; ESC grants and vouchers are netted from your dues, not refunded later.

A school day

From the flag to the fetcher's gate.

The same rhythm every day, so a six-year-old knows what comes next and a parent knows when to call.

How we teach
Children in white school polos eating lunch together in the school canteen
  1. 7:15Flag ceremonyThe whole school in the quadrangle, Monday mornings; homeroom the rest of the week.
  2. 7:30First lessonsMathematics and Science while minds are fresh — no subject is taught after lunch twice in a row.
  3. 9:30RecessTwenty minutes, supervised, with the canteen's fruit and rice meals at fixed prices.
  4. 11:50Lunch and readingLunch, then fifteen quiet minutes with a book from the class library.
  5. 1:00Projects and MAPEHPerformance tasks — the 50% of a grade that is made, not memorised.
  6. 3:30Dismissal and clubsFetchers sign out at the gate; clubs and remedial classes until 4:30.

Come and see

Visit on a school morning.

Walk the rooms while classes are on, meet the registrar, and leave with your child's fees worked out for the plan you prefer.