Woodridge College prepares its pupils/students to be:

Effective Communicators who can –

listen and speak English effectively

read in a range of styles and genres

write and speak for a range of purposes and audiences

acquire communication skills in a second language

analyze and present ideas and information

argue a point clearly, logically and convincingly

Critical Thinkers who can –

identify, define and solve problems using multiple intelligences

research, analyze and synthesize information from a range of sources

initiate and collaborate ideas individually and in groups

critically evaluate ideas and other information

manipulate data effectively for computation, analysis and problem solving

Creative Individuals who can –

exercise imagination, initiative and flexibility

try out innovative and original ideas

recognize and value the uniqueness of Philippine Arts as well as those of other cultures

appreciate and demonstrate critical awareness of the aesthetics of different art forms

Responsible Citizens who can –

develop effective relationships with and responsible behavior toward all members of            the school and wider community

promote and reflect responsible behavior

become community contributors

Technologically become literate individuals who can –

use a range of technologies to inform, solve problems and communicate

use technology effectively to achieve personal, professional and academic betterment

use technology in an ethical and socially responsible manner

Healthy Individuals who can –

take responsibility for their own fitness, health and safety including the development of        strategies for protecting themselves from harm and abuse

manage and organize learning resources, equipment and time, both individually and in          a group

develop skills relating to sporting, recreational and cultural activities

develop locomotor, non-locomotor and manipulative skills

Holistic Individuals who –

have respect and consideration for all people

are responsible toward the environment

are sensitive and responsive to the needs of others

take responsibility for their own actions

develop self-esteem and personal integrity

are familiar with and proud of their own cultural backgrounds

recognize that they are members of a global community who continuously develop their        world views

Philosophy, Functions and Goals