Saint Francis School

Recognized by the government in the SY 1959-1960, the Catholic Saint Francis School of Sta. Ana, Manila, is owned and administered by the Order of Friars Minor (OFM), or simply the Franciscans, of the Province of San Pedro Bautista. SFS started as an informal educational center teaching the youth the basics of the Christian faith and the 3R’s. In 1913, it became a formal school called “La Escuela Catolica de Sta. Ana” under the administration of the Religious of the Virgin Mary (RVM) Sisters. In 1957, the RVM sisters decided to move out and open their own exclusive school for girls, the present St. Mary’s Academy. The OFM friars felt the need to put up their own school for boys and they re-established the convent spaces of the former Escuela vacated by the RVMs. Thus in 1959, Saint Francis School was born. With its years of existence and experience as an education institution, SFS has so much to offer to its pupils and students. The Catholicity of its orientation and dimension puts the school in touch with what the trends are in education and the changes taking place in socio-economic political fields, as well as in the fields of morals and the latest in doing theology.

its a very good school to go! but the RESTROOMS where not very small school with big amount of cash to paid...very expensive

I studied here for my remedial class in math I miss this place

Its a good place!