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Academics

A grade you can work out yourself.

We follow the DepEd curriculum and DepEd's grading order to the letter, and we show our working — so a parent can check any grade on the report card.

Kinder

Learning to love school.

Five mornings a week. Letters and sounds, counting with real things, songs, stories and play that is planned. Progress is described, not graded: the report card says what your child can do.

Kindergarten children building with wooden blocks on a play mat with their teacher

Subjects

  • Reading readiness
  • Numbers and shapes
  • Science through play
  • Music and movement
  • Values and good habits

Grades 1 to 6

Reading, reasoning, habits.

One adviser teaches most subjects in Grades 1 to 3; subject teachers take over from Grade 4. Reading is checked every quarter so no child reaches Grade 4 unable to read for meaning.

Grade 2 hands arranging counting cubes and base-ten blocks on a desk

Subjects

  • Filipino
  • English
  • Mathematics
  • Science (from Grade 3)
  • Araling Panlipunan
  • MAPEH
  • EPP (from Grade 4)
  • Edukasyon sa Pagpapakatao

Grades 7 to 10

Ready for senior high.

Subject teachers in every class, laboratory work weekly, and a TLE course that ends in something made. In Grade 10 the guidance office works through the senior high strand choice with each family.

Two junior high students measuring and cutting plywood in the school workshop

Subjects

  • Filipino
  • English
  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • Araling Panlipunan
  • MAPEH
  • Technology and Livelihood Education
  • Edukasyon sa Pagpapakatao

How a grade is made

Three parts, one table, 75 passes.

Under DepEd Order 8, s. 2015, every quarter's grade in Grades 1 to 10 is built from three kinds of work. Each is scored as a percentage of the highest possible score, then weighted by the subject.

Weights by subject group
Subject groupWritten workPerformance tasksQuarterly assessment
Languages, Araling Panlipunan, EsP30%50%20%
Mathematics and Science40%40%20%
MAPEH, EPP and TLE20%60%20%

Written work: quizzes and tests. Performance tasks: projects, labs, recitals. Quarterly assessment: the exam.

A worked example — Grade 5 Mathematics

  1. Written work 68 of 80 = 85.00% × 40% = 34.00
  2. Performance tasks 81 of 100 = 81.00% × 40% = 32.40
  3. Quarterly assessment 33 of 50 = 66.00% × 20% = 13.20
  4. Initial grade 34.00 + 32.40 + 13.20 = 79.60
  5. Transmuted (the report card) 75 + ⌊(79.60 − 60) ÷ 1.6⌋ = 87

The transmutation table turns an initial grade of 60 into 75 (passing) and 100 into 100. Below 60, the grade is 60 + ⌊initial ÷ 4⌋, so no quarter grade is lower than 60.

Approved before it is shown

A teacher submits a class's grades; the principal approves them. Only then do they reach the report card and the parent portal.

A change leaves a trail

An approved grade is changed only through a written request with a reason, approved by the principal, and the old grade stays on record.

Under 75 is a plan, not a verdict

Remedial sessions start the week a quarter grade falls below 75, and the adviser tells you what they are.

Already enrolled? See this quarter's grades.