PAREF Northfield School

PAREF Northfield School, or Northfield, is a private school for boys located in Brgy. Sacred Heart, Quezon City, Philippines. It was established in 1994 by the Parents for Education Foundation. PAREF Northfield offers both primary and secondary education with one class per grade level. The spiritual formation of the Northfield community is overseen by the Opus Dei.

PAREF Northfield School
Address
107 Sct. Gandia St. corner Sct. Torillo St., Brgy. Sacred Heart, QC


Information
TypePrivate
MottoFortuna Favet Fortibus
(Fortune Favors the Brave)
Established1994 (1994)
OversightOpus Dei
DirectorEmmanuel Sator
PrincipalGreg Jesuitas
ChaplainRev. Fr. Ted Santiago
Grades1 to 12
Color(s)Blue and Red
SongGaudeamus Igitur
YearbookDaungan, Harbours
AffiliationsOpus Dei
Websitewww.parefnorthfield.edu.ph

History

PAREF Northfield School was established in June 1994, with a mere 17 families. The school aimed to provide a balanced academic and personal formation for its students, through the active collaboration of parents and teachers. It was initially known as Northridge, with a pre-school established by a group of stalwart parents attending the courses of Quezon City Educhild (Education for the Upbringing of Children Foundation). Northridge was founded on the need for a tandem school system in Quezon City, similar to the already established PAREF schools Southridge and Woodrose located in Muntinlupa City. Due to the naming similarity with Northridge Preparatory School in the United States, the gestating boys school in Quezon City was renamed Northfield.

Campuses

Quezon City

PAREF Northfield School's main campus is located in Kamuning, Quezon City.

Antipolo

PAREF Northfield School operates a second campus in Sun Valley, Antipolo.

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