PAREF Woodrose School: Personal Formation

Woodrose School provides activities for parents that help them in their task of parenting. The Family Orientation Office is responsible for the overall implementation of the formation activities of parents and works closely with Parent Coordinators who serve as the bridge between the school and the parents. For information on forthcoming activities, please contact the Family Orientation Coordinator.

Family Orientation Coordinator: Maricar Reyes

Woodrose parents are required to attend a PAREF-organized parenting course that will enhance their ability to become the parents envisioned by PAREF and by the school.

This activity is organized twice in the school year. It is an opportunity for the parents and teachers to discuss a student's academic performance and formulate strategies. Portfolios of the students' academic performance, projects and club achievements are also put on exhibit

Father-Daughter and Mother-Daughter Seminars are organized to strengthen the bond between parent and child. However, apart from games and other interactive activities, the seminar also provides talks for parents covering important issues and milestones in the development of their children while the students attend a lecture on age-related topics.

Held every 4 th Thursday of the month, t he lectures are organized to help those who wish to understand more deeply the issues affecting the family and society and to respond to them effectively.

Given by the School Chaplain, the classes are organized to understand better the catechism of the Catholic Church and how it is applied to present day life. It also helps mothers explain the faith better to their children.

Given by the School Chaplain, the classes are organized for those who wish to become better acquainted with the truths of the Catholic faith.

This is an activity meant for one to reflect more deeply on the truth of Truth and the practical application to one's life, and the exercise of virtues.