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Our Lady of Lourdes College
Everything starts here. Serving the community with truth, commitment and excellence. OUR LADY OF LOURDES COLLEGE (OLLC) is conveniently located along Gen. T. De Leon Road in Valenzuela City, a community of an ever-increasing populace. Over the years, OLLC has emerged as one of the most progressive schools in the metropolis. In just about five years, this learning institution has grown far beyond what was envisioned. All its departments – preschool, grade school, high school and college – serve as excellent venues for the educational growth of the children of Valenzuela and the nearby areas.
OLLC guide students... not only to learn but to grow
The Our Lady of Lourdes College (OLLC) commits itself to providing quality education through a general education enhanced by up-to-date ICT programs that foster the character formation of one who is self-reliant, natured by the positive Filipino cultural heritage and values.
SWEEP Champ from Xavier University, Cagayan De Oro stands proud in a man's world
Girls and boys who aspire to become engineers are usually influenced by their academic interests, plus support from parents, teachers, and mentors. However, most people still stereotype engineering as a profession that is primarily for males, so aspiring female engineers have to exert extra efforts to prove that they, too, belong to this field.
Pinoy teen scientists compete for $ 4 million prizes at Intel International Science and Engineering Fair
Manila – Select winners of the Intel Philippine Science Fair 2006 are competing in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) in Indianapolis, USA. The Philippine delegation, composed of high school students from various parts of the country, include Larry Caduada Jr. of Baguio City Science Foundation; Raymond Joseph Amurao of Marikina Science High School; Mark Timothy V. Rodriguez from Claro M. Recto High School; Jose Alfonso A. Casurra of Caraga Regional Science High School; Beverly Casimero, John Paul dela Cruz and Kenneth Joseph Burreros from Bayugan National Comprehensive High School; and Maria Katrina D. Guevarra, Ace Frederic R. Palabrica and Nicole Andrea S. Yazon from Philippine Science High School.
What dance idols are made of
While it is possible for most people to live outside the confines of dance and dancing in their lifetime, some people cannot just help but to indulge in the need for rapid and successive movements.
Rural children visit media networks to voice out concerns
In advocating children’s rights through Plan Philippines’ arts and culture festival dubbed "Wow Bata 2: Bata, Karapata’y Ihayag sa Sining at Kultura Ilahad," children from Plan-supported communities in Luzon and Visayas made their media advocacy rounds in selected radio and TV shows in Manila.
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