EASTBRIDGE JUNIOR HIGH
The bridge doesn't end at Grade 6.
Keep crossing with us.
For years, our graduates had to leave after Grade 6 — not by choice, but because the bridge ended there. Not anymore. Eastbridge Junior High carries your child forward: same small classes, same Christ-centered formation, same teachers who know them by name.
The Teen Years Are Exactly When a Child Needs to Be Known
Something happens between Grade 6 and Grade 7: children become teenagers, and many schools become crowds. In a large high school, a struggling student can go unnoticed for months; a gifted one can shrink to fit in. The adolescent years — when identity, faith, and confidence are most fragile — are precisely when a young person most needs teachers who notice.
At Eastbridge Junior High, classes stay capped at 25 students. Your teenager is known, challenged, and shepherded — academically and spiritually — under DepEd Government Permit S-571.
What Your Teen Gets Here
Academic rigor that continues, not restarts. The same mastery-based mathematics, communicative literacy, and Multiple Intelligences approach that carried our students to olympiad golds and science high school admissions — now extended into the junior high years, with online classes every Wednesday via ClassIn.
Faith for the hardest questions. Adolescence is when children start asking what they truly believe. Bible-based values, mentoring, and a Christ-centered community walk with them through it — forming character that holds when no one is watching.
Leadership, not just membership. In a small junior high, every student gets real responsibility: Student Government, clubs, sports, competitions, and service. Our students don't watch leaders from the bleachers — they become them.
Guidance for what comes next. Counseling and future planning help each family map the road ahead — including entrance to the country's top senior high schools, where our graduates' track record speaks for itself.
Formation You Won't Find Anywhere Else
Beyond academics, Eastbridge Junior High forms young people through signature programs built for the teenage years:
The Purple Vanguard — every Tuesday
A leadership and discipline formation program that trains students in bearing, teamwork, and readiness to serve — drawing on the structure and camaraderie of cadet training, without the harshness of the old CAT or ROTC. Vanguards live by five pillars: Alert, Loyal, Prepared, Honorable, Active — rooted in love of God, country, people, and the environment.
“First to stand. First to serve.”
The Light & Salt Society — monthly
A monthly gathering where talks and mentoring center on character formation for leadership — and on the emotional and mental resilience every teenager needs. Grounded in Matthew 5:13–14, it prepares students to be light and salt wherever God places them.
The Preparation Is Proven
Ask where Eastbridge preparation leads. Since 2012, more than one hundred of our graduates have earned admission to the Philippine Science High School, Marikina Science, Quezon City Science, Ateneo, Miriam, UST, and schools abroad. In 2026, an Eastbridge student and an Eastbridge graduate — now at the Philippine Science High School — were both named DOST Youth Excellence in Science awardees.
The school that prepares children to be accepted anywhere is a school worth staying at.
Two strong paths after Grade 6 — and we honor both.
Some of our students test into science high schools at Grade 7, and we cheer them on — their names fill our Hall of Fame. Others continue with us into Eastbridge Junior High, growing in the same small classes toward the Grade 11 doors of those same top schools. There is no wrong choice; there is only the right one for your child. We'll help you discern it honestly.
Eastbridge Junior High currently serves Grades 7 and 8, expanding grade by grade. Grade 9 opens SY 2027-2028 & Grade 10 by SY 2028-2029.
Walk the bridge with us.
Visit on any weekday — meet our Junior High teachers, talk honestly about your child's path, and see the classrooms where teenagers are known by name.
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