Situated in the middle of Ortigas, a short walk away from major malls and condominiums is a humble…read moreinstitution that has been providing quality Catholic education for more than 50 years now. I'm a proud graduate of this school and I must say that I owe a lot of what I am now to my beloved Alma Mater. LSM provided me with the holistic development that every young gentleman deserves. They did not just focus on the academic but in the other equally important areas as well. I enjoyed being an athlete which I owed to the extensive sports program of the school. Not only did the school help me become a knowledgeable and skilled individual but it has also inculcated in me values that I can manifest and share for the rest of my life. So if you have a school-age son or nephew, look no further. Be our brother and enroll now.

You're probably wondering why I made a review for a school. What makes this school so interesting…read morethat I would actually spend some of my time to write about it? I am a proud alumnus of Lourdes School of Mandaluyong, but in this review, I won't be talking about how my school molded me into becoming a bearer of peace and goodwill to all men. I am here to talk about the school's facilities, which actually makes it a conducive place for learning. All classrooms in this school (both primary and secondary) are air conditioned. One classroom has an estimated maximimum capacity of 40 people. They also have computer and science laboratories for effective learning. For physical education classes, Lourdes School of Mandaluyong has two gymnasiums that could easily accommodate more than 150 people. They also have a swimming pool and a huge football field for annual sporting events. They also have a huge theatre for film viewing and awarding ceremonies. Parents should consider this if they are looking for a school that can provide quality education and holistic formation for their sons. PS: You can rent their swimming pool/ gymnasiums every weekends

One of the best Catholic Schools for Boys in Metro Manila. It's been around since the 1960's and…read morehas a great technical curriculum for a well-rounded education. Extra-curricular activities are encouraged, too! Oh, and yes, I know so, because I graduated from there!

I love my memories here in Don Bosco School since I was very young that time. I only attended this…read moreschool from Grade 1 up to Grade 4 before transferring to another school. This was the only school I attended that was co-ed and after that I got transferred to an all-boys school. The school had a faculty mostly composed of nuns so imagine how strict they were. I was always a conduct awardee and top of the class, just goes to show how excellent the education here was and how they closely monitor the students' behavior. The school grounds are big enough to hold programs and a sports fest. The rooms are well ventilated and not overcrowded. The school cafeteria offers an array of delicious meals for the students. I remember always buying Siopao here for recess. I have yet to visit this school once again and reminisce the good old days.

More than half of my life was spent in this school--kindergarten, grade school, and high school…read more While I pretty much dropped the whole Catholic institution as soon as I graduated, I look back on the rest of my education with gratefulness, sentimentality, and affection. What distinguishes St. Paul from other schools is its determination to bring up well-rounded girls. Yes, the importance of academics is highlighted, but in all my years there, our teachers and headmistresses never failed to remind us that art and culture are important too. Off-campus broadway shows and other cultural immersions were the norm, and in retrospect we were so fortunate to have been exposed to those things growing up. Music appreciation is also incredibly prevalent in the school. While other schools have one alma mater song, we had AT LEAST five. That's not including Marian songs we'd sing all throughout the month of October. Often, the morning rites included a religious song taught to us by experienced music teachers who had so much passion for teaching their chosen subject. Having been part of the choir for three years in high school, I had the pleasure of being under the tutelage of conductress Mrs, Sheila Fetalvero. Fondly called Mommy B, she was the mother hen to the MAC (Music Appreciaton Club) Choir. The club is called differently now, but in many choral and glee club circles, it's so prominent that it's still referred to as MAC to this day. St. Paul may not agree with all my religious beliefs, but it was an excellent place to grow up. I would be happy to send my own children there.

I am a pre-school, grade school, and high school graduate of this school and I've seen it grow and…read morechange over the years the same time as I have. This school boasts for a lot of things, it has great facilities, great programs both academic and extra-curricular, and has an advanced curriculum compared to other schools. It's also internationally accredited by WASC or the Western Accreditation for Schools and Colleges and has continuously received only the top honors from PAASCU. Everything about this place claims excellence but from experience I've seen it's mostly just talk. The facilities here are great and the extra curricular program is top notch but it's the academic offerings that have caused trouble now that I'm in college. Frankly the whole "advanced" curriculum did nothing to help my friends and I in college, it did nothing to boost the number of passers into different colleges and did nothing to help us get higher grades either. The advancement certainly did not deliver the results we were all expecting. But aside from that the teachers and staff at this school are great and really good at what they do.