• Preschool

• Grade School

• Junior High School

• Tutorial and Remedial Services

• Extra Curricular Activities

• Summer Workshops

SENIOR CASA 1 and 2

Preschool is a crucial stage in a child's development where we focus on building a strong foundation for their academic, emotional, and social skills. Our curriculum is designed to introduce children to the basics of language, math, and art through a blend of traditional classroom learning and fun, engaging activities such as storytelling, educational games, and art projects.

Our goal is to help children develop essential skills such as reading, arithmetic, listening, and creativity, while also promoting constructive play as a necessary form of learning. We believe that learning to read and comprehend is fundamental to academic success, and our preschoolers are well-prepared to become confident readers by the time they reach grade one.

We also place great importance on fostering social skills in our preschoolers. We encourage them to participate in social games, song and dance, and extracurricular events with older students to promote interaction and teach them how to get along with others.

At our preschool, we believe that character development is just as important as academic and social development. We teach our preschoolers five fundamental values: honesty, determination, fairness, consideration, and love through lessons, activities, games, and interactions with their teachers.

Finally, we provide an English-based curriculum to our preschoolers, ensuring that they are well-prepared for future academic and professional opportunities. Our preschool program is designed to set the stage for a successful educational journey and a bright future for each child.

PRIMARY Grade School (Grades 1-3)

Primary School marks a significant transition for children from the informal learning environment of preschool to a more structured and formalized setting. At this stage, pupils are introduced to conventional but proven methods of learning, including lectures, homework, experiments, and school projects.

Building upon the academic fundamentals learned in preschool, primary school lessons are more intermediate, and pupils are exposed to technical attainment and theoretical study. The goal is to prepare them for more challenging subjects in intermediate grade school and beyond.

In addition to academic learning, primary school is also a critical stage for character development. Pupils develop a stronger sense of right and wrong and become more aware of their actions' consequences. Values education is further integrated into all aspects of the pupil's school life, from academic studies and extracurricular activities to daily interactions with teachers.

At our primary school, we believe that character development is just as important as academic achievement. We strive to instill positive values such as honesty, respect, responsibility, and empathy in our pupils, which will serve as a foundation for their personal and social growth.

INTERMEDIATE GRADE SCHOOL (GRADES 4-6)

Grades 4 to 6 mark a significant phase in a student's education, as they are introduced to more advanced lessons, concepts, and subjects. The curriculum is designed to prepare them for the demands of junior high school and beyond, with a focus on honing their intelligence in academics and helping them build a stronger character that embodies essential qualities like hard work, tenacity, and diligence.

At this stage, intermediate grade schoolers are presented with more challenging work and activities that promote critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity. They are encouraged to explore their interests and talents further, with opportunities to join student circles and organizations like the Student Council, varsity teams, choir, and many other student clubs.

These extracurricular activities help students develop important life skills such as teamwork, leadership, and communication, which are essential for success in any field. They also learn the value of responsibility, as they are entrusted with more significant tasks and roles within their respective clubs.

Moreover, intermediate grade school is a time when students become more aware of their place in society and the impact of their actions. Essential values of civil society, such as respect for others, honesty, and accountability, are emphasized through lessons and activities. They learn to appreciate the importance of hard work, perseverance, and self-discipline in achieving their goals, both academic and personal.

Junior high school (Grades 7-10)

Junior high school is a critical stage in a student's life as it prepares them for their future careers and adulthood. During grades 7 to 10, students focus on mastering fundamental subjects such as Mathematics, Science, English, and Filipino, which equip them with a strong foundation to tackle college-level topics. At SFAMSC, our curriculum integrates advanced college-level lessons to familiarize students with more challenging and advanced academic concepts, preparing them for the demands of higher education.

In addition to academics, junior high school students are encouraged to take on leadership roles in student council, clubs, and varsity teams, allowing them to develop their leadership skills and assist teachers in extracurricular activities. With a full schedule of academic and extracurricular activities, students learn practical values such as diligence, a strong work ethic, time management, critical thinking, and cooperation, essential life skills needed for success.

Our curriculum is designed to prepare junior high school students for the challenges of senior high school and college, in line with the new K+12 program. We provide them with the tools, skills, and knowledge needed to enter and thrive in their chosen paths, whether it be in the sciences, arts, or any other field they wish to pursue. Our goal is to help our students become productive and responsible members of society and to achieve their full potential.

St. Francis Cainta also offers personalized tutorial services that cater to the unique needs of each student. Our highly qualified teachers are trained to assess individual strengths and weaknesses, enabling them to tailor lessons and strategies that cater to the child's abilities. Our tutors are dedicated to making complex lessons easy to understand, ensuring that their students can grasp challenging concepts with ease.

At SFAMSC, we recognize the importance of fostering strong partnerships between the school and families. That is why our tutors regularly update parents or guardians on their child's progress, discussing the student's strengths and areas for improvement. This open communication ensures that the child receives the support they need both inside and outside of the classroom.

At St. Francis Cainta, we believe that extracurricular activities are an essential part of a student's overall education. We offer a variety of opportunities to engage in different activities that cater to their interests and passions.

Our extracurricular activities are divided into two types: school events and student clubs and organizations. School events such as Book Week, field trips, Family Sports Day, Nutrition Month, Scouting Jamboree, Bwuan ng Wika, and Academic contests are designed to provide students with different experiences and broaden their perspectives.

Once students reach Grade 4, they have access to a wide range of student clubs and organizations, including the Student Council, sports varsity teams, glee club, film and drama club, art club, and many more. These clubs provide opportunities for students to explore their interests, develop new skills, and cultivate their leadership abilities.

Participating in extracurricular activities can help students develop crucial social, emotional, creative, and problem-solving skills that will benefit them in all aspects of their lives. Through these activities, our students become well-rounded, academically skilled, socially competent, and morally upstanding individuals, ready to face the challenges of the future.

Click here to learn more about school events and here to learn more about student organizations.

The summer break is a valuable time for students to expand their knowledge, improve their skills, and explore their interests. At SFAMSC, we offer a wide range of summer programs that cater to different learning styles and passions. Our summer workshops include reading and mathematics, intensive modern dance courses, and piano lessons, among others.

Research has shown that students who engage in sports, music, and academic activities during the summer break tend to perform better in school and develop a healthier lifestyle. Our summer programs are designed to provide students with a fun and interactive learning environment where they can discover and cultivate their talents, develop their critical thinking skills, and foster their creativity.

Whether your child is looking to catch up on their studies or wants to try something new, our summer offerings provide a valuable opportunity for personal growth and academic advancement.