Eastbridge students and parents gathered for an orientation on KooBits, the Singapore-developed online math program that helps children build problem-solving skills, and enjoy math along the way.
Different private and public schools from Rodriguez I and Rodriguez II competed in the Municipal Meet last August 15 and 16, 2019.
Grade 4 students, Angel Jaycil Navarrete and Sean Dominic Turingan, and Grade 3 student, Gianna Abigail Cruz represented The Eastbridge School in the swimming competition.
Angel Jaycil Navarrete from Grade 4 won a gold medal for 100 meter backstroke for elementary girls and four silver medals for freestyle and individual medley.
Gianna Abigail Cruz won a Silver medal for 100 meter backstroke and two bronze medals for 50 meter freestyle and 100 meter freestyle for elementary girls.
Their rigid training, hard work and time spent practicing and preparing for the competition paid off once again as the students experienced another victory, favor and blessing.
Congratulations, Eastbridgers!
From our archives: Grades 5 and 6 students and their parents spent two days at a Batangas resort for the 2014 Leadership Training and Retreat, learning from young leaders in the Bible and from each other.
Singapore's students have been among the world's strongest in math for three decades. Eastbridge adopted Singapore Math in 2012. Here is what makes it different, and what it has meant for our students.
Beginning May 30, 2011, the teachers at Eastbridge has been undergoing an in-service training program. Although this is most useful for new teachers of which there are three this school year, the school management also made sure that the senior teachers will also have some new things to learn.
