School Houses
St. Agnes House
Inspired by Saint Agnes, a young saint remembered for her unwavering patience, purity, and courage, this house carries forward a spirit that goes far beyond the classroom or the competition ground. Students are known for something simple yet rare — they do the right thing, even when no one is watching.
They lead with kindness, hold their ground with grace, and face every challenge not with noise, but with steady confidence and strength of character. Winning matters here, but what matters more is how you show up.
St. Vianney House
Taking its name from John Vianney — the humble parish priest of Ars who changed countless lives through deep faith and genuine care — the heartbeat of this house is that greatness simply shows up in small acts done with great love. Students are shaped by a sense of responsibility and a habit of sincerity.
They are encouraged to lead not by standing above others, but by walking alongside them with integrity and purpose. Challenges don't discourage them; they believe a sharp mind paired with a kind heart is the truest mark of a leader.
St. Savio House
Dominic Savio was just a boy when he decided that an ordinary life, lived extraordinarily well, was enough to change the world. Students are reminded that greatness lies in showing up with a good attitude and being fair when no one is watching. Wisdom, kindness, and cheerful obedience are daily goals here.
On the field and in the classroom, St. Savio House brings enthusiasm without arrogance. Its students are being shaped into leaders who are as confident as they are compassionate, proving that even the young can inspire the world.
St. Thérèse House
Thérèse of Lisieux lived quietly, loved deeply, and did small things with uncommon care. This house is built on the belief that greatness is found in the innocent repetition of ordinary kindness. A smile offered freely, a task done well, or a moment of patience are never too small here.
Students are shaped to be sincere and innocent, pursuing excellence without losing their warmth. Innocence is a conscious choice to stay good in a world that sometimes rewards otherwise, finding greatness in the 'Little Way'.
