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the Philippine
Education
System
Philippine
Education
System
Walkthrough
Three Levels of
Education
Primary Education
Secondary Education
Tertiary Education
Primary Education
Primary education, also
known aselementary
education,is the first level
offormalcompulsory
education which commonly
consists of six levels.
Primary Education
Primary education aims to
provide basic literacy and
establish foundations in
reading, mathematics, and
the sciences among all
children.
Primary Education
It is divided into two parts or
levels: the primary level,
which consists of grades 1 to
3, and the intermediate level
which includes grades 4 to 6.
Secondary education
Secondary education system
is composed of four
levels/years.
Secondary schooling is
compartmentalized.
Secondary Education
Types of Secondary Schools
General High Schools
Vocational High Schools
Science High Schools
Secondary Education
General High Schools
Prepares the students for
higher academic work.
Vocational High Schools
Gives focus on skills
training.
Secondary Education
Science High Schools
A specialized public system
that operates
throughPhilippine
Department of Science and
Technology.
There are advanced
classes in science and
mathematics.
Tertiary Education
Tertiary education provide
courses of studies geared
towards degrees in
academic/technical
disciplines and professions.
Tertiary Education
The technical/vocational
program is usually taken
between one to three years
of schooling while
professional degree
programs requires four to
five years of schooling.
Primary
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Secondar
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Educatio
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Tertiary
Educatio
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THE THREE
MAJOR LAWS
THE PHILIPPINE
CONSTITUTION
The Philippine
Constitution
The 1987 Constitution is the
supremelawof theRepublic of
the Philippines.It was enacted in
1987, during the administration
ofPresidentCorazon C. Aquino.
The Philippine
Constitution
ARTICLE XIV:
Quality education accessible
to all. (Section 1)
Complete, adequate, and
integrated relevant
education. (2.1.)
The Philippine
Constitution
ARTICLE XIV:
Free public education in
elementary and high school
level. (2.2)
The Philippine
Constitution
ARTICLE XIV:
Scholarship grants, loans,
subsidies and other
incentives to deserving
students in both private and
public schools. (2.3)
The Philippine
Constitution
ARTICLE XIV:
Non-formal, formal, and
indigenous learning systems.
(2.4)
Vocational training to adults,
disabled and out of school
youth. (2.5)
The Philippine
Constitution
ARTICLE XIV:
Study of the constitution.
(3.1)
Study of values. (3.2.)
Optional religious instruction
in public schools. (3.3.)
The Philippine
Constitution
ARTICLE XIV:
Supervision and regulation of
all schools. (3.4.)
Control and administration of
schools by Filipinos. (3.5)
Exemption from taxes and
duties. (3.6.)
The Philippine
Constitution
ARTICLE XIV:
Academic freedom in
institutions in higher
learning. (5.2,3,4.)
Assigning highest budget
priority to education. (5.5.)
National language is Filipino.
(6.1.)
PRESIDENTIAL
DECREE NO. 6 A
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
Goals
To achieve and maintain an
accelerating rate of economic
development
and
social
progress.
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
Goals
To assure of maximum
participation of all the people
in the attainment and
enjoyment of the benefits of
such growth.
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
Goals
To strengthen national
consciousness and promote
desirable cultural values in a
changing world.
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
Objectives
Provide for a broad general
education that will assist
each individual, in the
peculiar ecology of his own
society.
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
Objectives
Train the nation's manpower
in the middle level skill
required for national
development.
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
Objectives
Develop the high-level
professions that will provide
leadership for the nation,
advance knowledge through
research, and apply new
knowledge for improving the
quality of human life.
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
Objectives
Respond effectively to
changing needs and
conditions of the nation
through a system of
educational planning and
evaluation.
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
The Ten-Year Program
Improvement of curricular
programs and quality of
instruction of all levels
Upgrading of academic
standards
Democratization of access to
educational opportunities
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
The Ten-Year Program
Restructuring of higher
education to become more
responsive to national
development needs.
Increasing government
participation in higher
education.
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
The Ten-Year Program
Expansion of existing
programs and establishment
of new ones designed to
train middle-level technical
and agricultural manpower.
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
Educational Projects
Management studies by the
DEC.
Improvement of secondary
schools which include
services, facilities,
equipments and curriculum.
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
Educational Projects
Upgrading and improvement
of technical institutions, skill
training centers and other
non-training programs for
the out of school youth and
the unemployed
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
Educational Projects
Curriculum and staff
development including
mathematics and science
teaching.
Expansion of agricultural
secondary and higher
education programs.
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE
NO. 6 A
Educational Projects
Textbooks and instructional
materials.
Assistance and incentives.
BATAS PAMBANSA
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Enhanced quality of
individual and group
participation in the basic
functions of society
Duties
Duty to cooperate with the
school in the implementation
of the school program.
Duties
Duty to exert his rights
responsibly.
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