WOODROSE SCHOOL believes that parents are the primary educators of their children. It is in the family that a person acquires the basic traits and habits that will influence her for life. It is in the home that a child acquires a desire for learning and of serving others.

Woodrose School believes that the school is meant to support the parents in educating their children. As the child's first bigger society outside the family, the school is a venue for forming relationships with her peer's and with persons of various age groups and backgrounds. It is also where the child finds the opportunity to take on responsibilities that will actualize her potentials. That is why Woodrose School believes in giving the students an integral education, which addresses all the aspects of the human person -physical, social, intellectual, moral and spiritual.

Woodrose School believes that collaboration between the school and the home will ensure the student's development as a whole person. The parents and the school are partners, with the same goal of enabling the student to develop fully and positively her potentials.

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