This is one of the oldest schools in Pasig. It is located at the heart of the city and is right beside the immaculate Conception Cathedral. PCC is the Alma Mater of the Kumbento Boys, which is how its graduates were known when it was still an all-boys school. So much has changed. Aside from being a co-ed school now, there are marked improvements in its facilities. It is bigger than most schools in the area but still feels crowded. It's good though that they retained the open school grounds. Parking is very limited and it's almost certain that you won't find an available slot when you are fetching your child during regular dismissal hours. More so, it's a nightmare for parents with cars whenever there are parents' assemblies/meetings.

– N8s Obregon

Let me be honest here.

PCC is a really nice school. I have lots of friends, teachers are nice. I have been here since nursery 1 so let me rant for a bit.
Their grading system SUCKS, The way how they moderate their students is trash, how they brush off every problem and call it a day, everything. People can bully how you look also, your interests, and more. I'm sure you call your students "persons of character and competence" without knowing how easily they can break other students mental health. Anyways that's all! Hope you can fix your "EvANgELizIng ComMUnItY"

– Johanssen Cruz (enaemonn)

Don't even enroll, you'll thank me later.
Not all students feel safe here, and the staff, plus, the Guidance Counselling is not that effective either.
Their tuition is questionable considering things like field trips aren't even paid by the tuition itself, so what's the point of it?
There's also a lot of students who don't even act like persons of character and competence, especially to other students.

Over all, average to below average quality for a private Catholic school.

– Sebastian Solace