Grade School
Objectives
At the end of the elementary course, students should be able to:
- Increase their understanding of God’s character and work, and develop a personal relationship with God as the Creator and source of life;
- Embody positive character traits necessary to promote a wholesome community life in the school setting and the society at large;
- Establish and achieve personal goals to attain physical, mental, social, and spiritual well-being;
- Attain a strong academic foundation and character, model positive leadership skills, and fulfilling their individual potential;
- Exhibit independence, passion for learning and the ability to think for themselves and not be merely reflectors of others’ thoughts;
- Begin to develop the ability to make right choices and decisions, and to accept responsibility for those choices including the consequences and rewards;
- Read, write, and compute fluently;
- Develop and advance their proficiency in listening, and speaking in English and Filipino;
- Develop a strong knowledge base about the natural world and assimilate what they learn to become better stewards of God’s world and resources;
- Solve problems by employing such skills as hypothesizing, observing, investigating, record-keeping, analyzing and drawing conclusions.