Little Shepherd Academy

Congratulations to Little Shepherd Academy OPC on the successful 2nd Moving-Up and Recognition Ceremony held last April 17, 2026!

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Dennis Balquiedra, President of ISAAL; Ma’am Ana Cokie T. Gumera, School Principal of Escuela De Corazon QC; Ms. Onelia Borja, School Administrator of ODB Montessori School of Novaliches; and to our dear Ma’am Emily Lazaro, School Directress of Little Stephanie Learning School Inc., our sister school—thank you for always making us part of this meaningful celebration.

To our Preschoolers and Dear Parents,

Thank you for making this school year truly special and meaningful. We are so proud of our young learners and deeply grateful to our parents for your unwavering support and trust.

It has been a year full of laughter, learning, and love 💫
We celebrate our shining Preschool Stars!
School Year 2025–2026 ✨

WE SOAR HIGH WITH PRIDE!

Enrollment is NOW OPEN!

Give your child a joyful and nurturing start with our programs:
🌈 Junior Casa 1
🌈 Junior Casa 2
🌈 Senior Casa
🌈 Grade 1

📅 Classes begin on June 8, 2026

📞 For inquiries, call or message us: 0906-553-7300
📍 Visit us at: 001 JP Rizal St., Brgy. Sta. Lucia, Novaliches, Quezon City
⛪ Just near Sta. Lucia Parish Church

Come and be part of our growing family—where little learners shine bright! 💫



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Happy Hearts Day ❤️

Love,
Junior Casa 2 ❤️🫰

Happy Valentine's Day ❤️

Love,
Senior Casa ❤️

Happy Valentines day!

"The only day it’s acceptable to burp chocolate all afternoon."😍

Year End Party
Senior Casa
1st batch
Happy Kiddos

Special Guest
Sk Chairperson
Jefferson Pelayo

Thank you all for coming!!
Thank you sa mga Santa Mommies!

Quezon City, Philippines - The Little Shepherd Academy ground was filled with the sound of alarms today October 16, 2025. The exercise was designed to ensure that students, faculty, and staff are equipped with the knowledge to respond safely and effectively in the event of a seismic emergency.

Students from preschool were guided by their teachers in practicing the crucial "drop, cover, and hold on" technique. They quickly took cover under their desks, protecting their heads and necks, and waited for the simulated shaking to subside.

Following the initial phase, the children, led by their teachers and staff marshals, evacuated their classrooms in an orderly manner. They proceeded to the designated open-air assembly point on the school's playground, a safe distance from the building. Headcounts were conducted promptly to ensure all individuals were accounted for.

The event was part of the academy's commitment to fostering a culture of safety and preparedness within its community, reinforcing the importance of disaster readiness from a young age.