AUTHORIZED ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS

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 It is the supreme student government a representative organization of students/pupils through which they can become involved in the affairs of the school, working in partnership with school administrators, academic and non-academic personnel and parents for the benefit of the school community. Its purpose is to imbue in the students/pupils the love of school, to train them to become responsible servant leaders, and to contribute in school and nation building. 

 It is a religious organization, an organized group of students/pupils striving to become evangelized and evangelizing community of disciples of Jesus Christ in faith and service. As a movement for, by and with the pupils/students, the method of See-Judge-Act is used in the movement's actions, activities and programs. It is focused and gives highest priority on leadership formation. It spearheads community outreach programs and activities which include organized run/walk for a cause, environmental clean and green projects, and other such. 

 It is an organization of students/pupils of the school that provides physical security and law enforcement duties in executing the lawful orders of the school administrators towards the achievement and  preservation of peace and order in the school community. Members are known to be stable keepers or stable servants for and in the service of the school programs, projects and activities. 

 It is an organization of student/ pupil-journalists engaged in promoting and developing campus journalism. It is a means of strengthening ethical values, encouraging critical and creative thinking, and developing moral character and personal discipline of the students/pupils. It also aims at improving journalistic skills and promoting responsible and free campus journalism. It is tasked to design and organize a short course in Journalism to develop the learner's skills required in mass communication (journalism and broadcast media). Its main focus is primarily to engage the learners in the different activities to hone their journalistic and broadcasting skills. 

 It is a pupils/students' organization, to rationalize and strengthen the delivery of environmental student program. It is a youth task force, in which the environment is of a major advocacy to instill environmental concern and positive action in the young pupils/students. It is to wake the awareness and initiative of the pupils/students to develop and help arrest the threat on further damage of the environment. It promotes an optimistic and environmental culture among pupils/students that put extra- curricular participation in proper context for the environment - that is, to support, enhance, and enrich the environment protection awareness and response. 

 It is an of students/pupils that provides opportunity to fulfill call of service to one another through a public role association of service within the Mass and 1 other worship services. It aims at helping school liturgies to be truly life-giving celebrations. Among the ministries are: Acolytes (Altar Servers), Lectors of the Word in the Eucharistic Celebration, Commentators, Ushers & Usherettes, and Collectors.
 

 It is a musical group or choir group which specializes in singing. It is a musical ensemble of singers which serves as the school's chorale ensemble. The group performs either in the church for worship services and liturgical functions or in theatres or concert halls for special school performances or shows. 

 It is the primary arts venue in and for the school community which provides the students/pupils with a variety of opportunities to get involved with the performing arts. It hosts a wide range of arts events from all disciplines including music, drama, dance, comedy, festivals and visual arts events. It is also tasked to design and organize program curricula for Theatre and Stage and Visual Arts during the school days and an extensive after-school program. 

  It is an affiliated organization of the Baden-Powell Scouts' Association. It is a movement that aims to support students/ pupils in their physical, mental and spiritual development, that they may play constructive roles in society, with a strong focus on the outdoors and survival skills. It aims at providing a flexible and active scouting program for pupils/students, with an emphasis on personal challenge and adventure. Its mission is to imbue in the students/pupils the love of God, country, and fellow men and women; to train young people to e to become responsible leaders; and to contribute in nation-building 

 It is a musical marching unit, similar to a marching band, of the school consisting of brass instruments, percussion instruments, and color guard. It performs in competitions, parades, festivals, and other school and church functions. It provides students/pupils develop life skills including self-discipline, sacrifice, hard work, teamwork and leadership. 

 It is a group of student/pupils trained to be debaters of the school. It is engaged in various forms of interactive and representational debate competitions. Its majorgoal is to develop the ability to debate rationally, judiciously and realistically. It is tasked to design and organize a short course in Argumentation and Debate to develop the learner's skills in public debates in whatever forms which subsequently hone their mental prowess and life's practical skills to think, discern and resolve matters reasonably before taking appropriate position and proper action. 

 It is a club which is formed by individuals with a common interest and desire to participate in a favorite sports activity. It is dedicated to the organization and management of sports events in the school. Its program is an integral part of the campus recreation. It fills the void between intramural sports and interschool athletics. It gives the school community an opportunity to participate in competitive sport activities, learn new skills, improve skill levels, and enjoy the recreational and social fellowship derived from sports involvement.