Our Lady of Divine Grace School de Manila,Inc.

✨EXCELLENCE BEGINS HERE! ✨

At Our Lady of Divine Grace School de Manila, Inc., Excellence is not just a goal - it is a TRADITION we uphold and a standard we live by.

ENROLLMENT IS NOW OPEN for SY 2026–2027!

Be part of a school with 23 Years of Academic Excellence!

▪︎ EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT – Enjoy 15% OFF on Tuition Fee!
Promo runs from February 20 to March 20 only!

We continue to shape competent, compassionate, and confident learners through:
▪︎ DepEd Recognized & PEAC Certified Programs
▪︎ Quality, Student-Centered Education
▪︎ Limited Class Sizes for Better Focus & Learning
▪︎ Qualified and Passionate Teachers
▪︎ Strong Values Formation & Character Building

Give your child the advantage of a holistic, values-driven education in a nurturing and excellence-oriented environment.

💙💛 Embrace Excellence. Be a GRACEAN.
Join the Legacy. ENROLL Now!

📞 For inquiries:
8743-0601 | 8425-0876 | 0917-3365905
📩 Message us on our official FB page:
Our Lady of Divine Grace School de Manila, Inc.

You may also visit us at
949 and 959 Basilio Street Sampaloc Manila
(Between P. Florentino and España Blvd)
We are open 7:30-5:00 p.m.

Slots are limited - secure yours today and experience the GRACEAN DIFFERENCE.

LOOK: Feast of Our Lady of Divine Grace 💙
July 28, 2025

Gracean students, parents, admins, teachers, and staff gathered in faith and thanksgiving to honor our beloved school patroness, Our Lady of Divine Grace.

Through the Holy Mass and simple offerings, we asked for her continued guidance, protection, and blessings upon our school community.

May we always be inspired by her grace, humility, and love.

🩺 Health Advisory from our School Physician.

🌧️ Rainy Season Health Advisory: Leptospirosis Alert 🌧️

With the start of the rainy season, some areas around our community experience flooding, which increases the risk of leptospirosis — a serious bacterial infection that can affect anyone, especially children who may walk or play in floodwater.

🔍 What is Leptospirosis?
It is transmitted through floodwater or soil contaminated with rat urine, which can enter the body through cuts, wounds, or even intact skin.

🚨 Be Alert for Symptoms (usually 2–14 days after exposure):
❗ Fever
❗ Headache, chills, vomiting
❗ Abdominal pain, diarrhea
❗ Muscle pain, especially in the lower leg (calf) or thigh
❗ Yellowing of the eyes or skin (jaundice)
❗ Red eyes

🛡️ How to Prevent It:
✅ Avoid walking or playing in floodwater
✅ Use boots or protective gear if unavoidable
✅ Always wash feet and legs thoroughly after exposure
✅ Keep surroundings clean to prevent rodents

🏥 If you, your child, or anyone you know shows any of these symptoms — especially after flood exposure — please bring them to the nearest health facility immediately. Early treatment is important and can prevent complications.

Let us all keep ourselves and our kids safe and healthy this rainy season!

READ: JULY IS NUTRITION MONTH

With this year’s theme:
“Sama-sama sa Nutrisyong Sapat para sa Lahat!”,
let’s make every plate count for a healthier, stronger, and smarter Gracean generation.

Because at OLDGS, we believe that
Healthy kids are happy learners! 💙💛