Everything was different nowadays since the entry of the pandemic.
The SOL started accepting application for enrollment only online and payment is either OTC and would not entertain walk-in applicants.

The classes will be held online as well, thanks to Zoom meetings used nationwide for company meetings and all forms of contactless communication.

It becomes alternative that physical presence of students is not allowed.

It's different from what it used too as a student before.

ATM is now installed at the main entrance unlike before that regular commuters must walk 15 minutes outside the Village, where ATM is readily available, particularly in Molito and Alabang Town Center.

The Alabang Hills Village becomes quiet again.

As of now, I'm not sure if the Alabang campus was converted as well since it becomes a University in Mendiola campus in Manila.

But there has a downside too.
High School students are more noisy than College students. The crowd sometimes feel you suffocated.

There is a 200 meter open field to be used as a soccer and marathon practice, nearby is the covered basketball court that has a size of 50 meters.

It is huge. You may be bored to watch high school students playing either as a practicing athlete or as their off-class pastime, unless you are attracted to their male abdominal abs while practicing.
Yes, especially soccer players when they play shirtless, when boys keep themselves playing without T-Shirt and only the red shorts they are wearing.

There is a swimming pool but reserved only during PE Class. The depth is 6-7 meters, even the 6 footer tall person can be submerged.

All of these are temporarily gone during the pandemic.

There are gazebos only outaide the vicinity of High School campus but within the SBC Compound.

– Leandro Rafael Bayonito

Currently studying here since Grade 1 as a Grade 6 student and it is a very very good school but bullying is a big issue here and also the constant late memos/announcements, thank you

– Miranda Daenerys Lucero

Too hot. But the place is quaint. I can imagine myself losing myself in the walkways.

– sherwin laurito