Saints Peter and Paul Early Childhood Center

Saints Peter and Paul Early Childhood Center (SPPECC) believes that establishing a solid foundation of early childhood education forms the groundwork for the children to grow into well-rounded individuals and develop to their full potential. Give your kids the BEST start! Let them have a bright future!
ENROLMENT IS ONGOING FOR S.Y. 2025-2026!
📌Nursery 1 - 3 yrs old
📌Nursery 2 - 4 yrs old
📌Kindergarten - must be 5 yrs old as of October 31, 2025
📌Primary Level - Grades 1 to 3
📌Intermediate Level - Grades 4 to 6

Legazpi City Fire Station personnel conducted Fire Safety Lecture at Sts. Peter and Paul Early Childhood Center on September 1, 2023

We only have a few slots available for each grade level. Reserve yours now!

JUST IN! SPPECC Administrators, Teachers and Staff celebrated Teacher's Day with bells on!

Happy Teacher's Day, SPPECC Teachers!✏️🍎📚💐 To our dear parents and students, your love, thoughtfulness, and generosity are very much appreciated..

Legazpi City Fire Station personnel conducted Fire Safety Lecture at Sts. Peter and Paul Early Childhood Center on September 14, 2022.

As part of our ongoing celebration of International Literacy Month, SPPECC, a reading advocate, donated 200 storybooks to Cabangan Elementary School, which is one of our adopted schools.

Happy Reading!

Puppetry is not just for entertainment. Along with these advantages, it also inculcates creativity and innovation, fosters language development, builds speaking and reading aloud confidence, teaches behavioral skills and develops social interaction.

Happy International Literacy Day! SPPECC brings back Lola Basyang Times with its students in their pajamas! 🌜🌟📚

Police Chief Master Sergeant Jocelyn B. Rico, Fire Officer 3 Jacklyn L. Arandia, Ma'am Rizalina C. Labanda-SPPECC Directress, Mrs. Muriel Gallego-a grandmother, Mrs. Ma. Teresa C. Consorte-SPPECC teacher, and Smiley S. Aynera-SPPECC Alumnae, grace the activity as the mystery readers.

The SPPECC conducted an in-person orientation for parents on Monday, August 15, 2022. The content of the orientation included the schools' recovery plan, which would emphasize the psychosocial as well as the basics and fundamentals of literacy and numeracy. The school's policies and safety and containment strategies pertaining to COVID-19 were also sufficiently explained to the parents during the orientation.

The school anticipated a fun, engaging, and positive learning experience despite the challenges and uncertainties.