Content last updated on December 29, 2024
“Virtue is not a solitary act, but a habit, a pattern, a way of being.”
– Aristotle
Core virtues are not just taught in the classroom; they are integrated into daily life. Students work alongside teachers, mentors, and volunteers on various service projects. Tasks such as cleaning the campus, helping younger students, tutoring peers, and participating in community events help reinforce these principles. Involvement in co-curricular activities and community projects also builds teamwork, collaboration, and relationship skills. These experiences demonstrate that timeless virtues like kindness, responsibility, and service remain essential today, shaping students into thoughtful, well-rounded individuals.
ESLR 1. Graduates of our schools manifest the core virtues of kindness, filial piety, respect, trustworthiness, fairness, citizenship, integrity and humility. Cherish life in all its forms, are responsible stewards of the environment and exercise frugality. Are confident, well-rounded persons who interact harmoniously with others and take responsibility for their own actions. Have developed the skills of a good citizen and explored within themselves the complementary qualities of leadership and responsible teamwork through active service to others and volunteerism.
