 Presently, the Woodridge College campus sits on a prime real estate property of almost three hectares. Within this area, five structures have already been constructed with imminent plans to add more.  The first is a one-storey U-shaped structure composed of the Administrative Offices and Business Office; the Ridge School of Music Center; the Prayer Garden Wing which houses the store for the uniforms, the clinic, the printing department and two supply rooms; and the Preschool Building. In the middle of it all is the Lace Garden area where intimate events and gatherings are held and celebrated. |
 The second structure is the Rain Tree Hall (RTH), which is the three-storey Grade School Building. It boasts of an Audio-Visual room for class-size viewing, a Technology and Home Economics room, a music room dedicated for drum practice, and a table tennis room where students can hone their interests and skills. The building got its name from the acacia or rain trees planted at its center yard. |
 The third structure is the Dana Lee Hall (DLH), which is the four-storey High School Building. Here, one can also find the two science laboratories used by students during their experiments, the Audio-Visual Room, the dance room, the office of the Guidance Counselor, SDD Coordinator and
Property Custodian. |
 The fourth structure is the two-storey Golden Shower Building that houses the school canteen at the ground floor; at the second floor, one can find the Speech Laboratory, two high-speed Internet Connected Computer laboratories, and the school's Learning Resource Center. The school's Granite Park and Garden provides tables and benches exclusively for the use of pupils/students. It is intended for quiet study/reading and for educational board games like chess, scrabble, puzzles, Chinese checkers, Games of the General, Monopoly and others. Eating in this area is strictly prohibited. |
 The fifth structure is the covered court and sports center where most activities that require a large area are held. A kickball field can also be found near this area. This is located at the back of the school to minimize any disturbance Sportsfest and sports meets may cause during regular class
hours. |
Among these structures, there are also gardens and ponds interspersed within the area. Numerous plants, trees, and flowers can be seen dotting the areas within and around the school providing for a green and colorful environment. The school greatly believes that an environment that is close to nature and that serves as a sanctuary for God's creatures like the birds and butterflies will be more conducive to a child's growth and learning. | | |
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