ABOUT BPS

VISION

A relevant, transformative
Catholic school community
in joyful mission with home and parish.

MISSION

We are wholeheartedly committed to:

Promotion of devotion to the Blesses Virgin Mary;
Formation of families;
Relevance of curriculum attuned with 21st century education;
Promotion of the integrity of creation;
Enhancement of parish involvement;
Service of the poor;
Deeper appreciation and witnessing of Catholic and Filipino values;
Collaboration toward viability of resources.

GOALS

To use experiential approaches that will allow students to witness in their daily life his dynamic love of God; the sense of personal worth and respect for other preferential option for the poor that will enable them to relate harmoniously and effectively with their family, school, church and country as a whole.
To enrich the individual lives of students through an appreciation of the Filipino heritage and love what is just, true and noble.
To manifest in students intellectually curiosity, analytical and logical thinking and develop interest and attitude necessary to succeed in college and choose a career wisely.
To demonstrate academic excellence, skills, habit, and desirable value in students that will enable them to meet the demands of the changing society.
To help the students identify their vocational interest and develop in them to become worthy and effective members of home and community.
To help students discover and enhance their unique talents and skills for productive endeavors and thus, prepare them for work in the real world and/or to prepare them for further formal studies in higher education.
To help students develop physical fitness, discipline and endurance in their day-to-day life.

CORE VALUES

Excellence

Preferential Option for the Poor

Faith in God

Christian Discipleship

Responsible Stewardship

Respect for Human Dignity

HISTORY OF BICUTAN PAROCHIAL SCHOOL

Bicutan Parochial School (BPS) is the educational arm of the Parish of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary in Lower Bicutan, Taguig City and the Roman Catholic Diocese of Pasig. It is a Catholic, Filipino, and parochial school committed to serving students from the surrounding barangays and residential areas.

As a Catholic institution, BPS shares in the Church’s mission of spreading the Gospel and bearing witness to Christ’s presence in the world. As a Filipino school, it seeks to respond to the needs of Philippine society by promoting development and renewal guided by Gospel values. As a parochial school, BPS fulfills the mission of the parish by fostering unity, love, and brotherhood, forming students to become true followers of Jesus Christ.

Originally, the site of the school was a vacant 1,642-square-meter lot along the major road connecting Pateros to Bagumbayan, overlooking the serene waters of Laguna de Bay. Beside this lot stood the newly built parish church. A building known as the cursillo house was established to serve as a center for community-oriented projects and moral upliftment.

Recognizing the growing need for a Catholic educational institution in the area, the Parish of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary committed to establishing a school that would provide Christian formation and holistic development. On February 22, 1988, the cursillo house was converted into a school building with five classrooms, accommodating the first 150 students, guided by seven teachers, two office staff, a principal, and the parish priest serving as school director.

Bicutan Parochial School was founded with these primary objectives:

To extend the Church’s mission to the youth and strengthen community involvement in parish activities
To provide a nearby Catholic education for families who previously had to send their children to schools in distant towns.
To offer an accessible option for graduates of public elementary schools in Bicutan and neighboring communities who wished to continue their education in a Catholic school.

In 1993, Bicutan Parochial School was granted Government Recognition (S-011), marking its formal place in the educational landscape of Taguig City.

SCHOOL DIRECTORS

Rev. Fr. Pedro Taton

June 1988 - August 1988

Rev. Fr. Anton Cecilio T. Pascual

September 1988 - September 1993

Rev. Fr. Primitivo T. Lopez

October 1993 - October 1996

Rev. Fr. Julito M. Ramo

November 1996 - November 2000

Rev. Fr. George A. Misa

December 2000 - April 2003

Rev. Fr. Emmanuel C. Hipolito

April 2003 - October 2006

Rev. Fr. Orlindo F. Ordoña

October 2006 - April 2015

Rev. Fr. Orlando B. Cantillon

June 1, 2015 - May 2019

Rev. Fr. Edgardo B. Barrameda

June 1, 2019 - May 2021

Rev. Fr. Tirso A. Gliponeo

June 1, 2021 - Present

THE SCHOOL SEAL

The school logo is the official seal of the school. It captures the identity and philosophy of the institution. Every detail of the logo makes meaningful representation of what the school believes in and stands for.

The CROSS gives the identity that BPS is a Catholic school. The CHURCH at the center shows that BPS is the evangelizing arm of the church. Religion therefore is the core of its curriculum.

The image of the BLESSED VIRGIN MARY in its center symbolizes that Mary is the school patroness, its model, guide and inspiration. MARIAN BLUE and WHITE is the school color. OPEN BOOK symbolizes both education and Bible; the two basic foundation of the existence of the school. The open book signifies that BPS welcomes boys and girls and even the poor or non-Catholics without discrimination and boundaries.

LAUREL LEAVES symbolizes excellence SCALLOPED EDGES in a circle means that education is an everchanging and a neverending process. 1988 the founding year of the school.