San Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila School

San Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila School
Location
Buenmar Avenue, Greenland Subdivision Phase I, Nangka, Marikina City
Information
Type Private, Non-sectarian, Catholic
Motto To share, to give of oneself, to serve without counting the cost
Established June 13, 2003
Founder Lydia C. Vicente
Director Lydia C. Vicente
Enrolment approx. 500
Song SLRMS Hymn
Accreditation MARIPRISA, FAPE
Newspaper The Ruizians' Voice
Affiliations MARIPRISA, MARIPRISAA

San Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila School (SLRMS) is a private non-sectarian Catholic school founded by Lydia C. Vicente, also the founder of Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila School, in June 15, 2003.[1] It was named after its patron saint, St. Lorenzo Ruiz,[1] the first Filipino saint. It offers pre-school,[1] elementary education,[1] secondary education,[1] and special education (SPED).[1] It is located in Buenmar Avenue, Greenland Subdivision Phase I, Nangka, Marikina City.

Hymn

The SLRMS Hymn (also called as LRMS Hymn as it is also the hymn of Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila School) was composed by a Grade 6 student from LRMS.[1] It was arranged by Mr. Alex Santiago, a Music teacher.[1]

The SLRMS Hymn

We could start dreaming and it never ends
 As long as you're here our beloved SLRMS
 It's really great for us to be here
 We've won over the pain and the fear
 Through the years you've never given up
 Your vision, mission and goals for us.

REFRAIN
Ruizian, Ruizian, we are Ruizians
 Faith, Hope and Love, beholding we share
 High we'll be soaring
 Far we'll be going
 Our spirits will remain
 We pledge our loyalty to you.

In God's light, we could reach
 For the highest star
 You've taught us that dreams are not too far
 You've taught us the righteous way
 Of building and molding our lives,
 Our beloved SLRMS, you're a dream come true.

(REFRAIN)

BRIDGE
SLRMS, your guiding light our path to excellence.

(REFRAIN)

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Student Handbook. San Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila School. 2011.

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