Our Lady of Peace School is a Parochial School founded in 1972 by Msgr. Vicente Fernandez who invited the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres to administer the school. Through the years of its existence, Our Lady of Peace School has taken to it self the spiritual, moral, social, social, intellectual and emotional development of its clientele, the student. The thirty two years of existence is a concrete proof of its commitment to service and involvement in the growth and development of the youth of Antipolo.

1972 – Msgr. Vicente Fernandez conceived the opening of a Catholic school in the parish under the combined direction of the bishop of the immaculate Conception Parish of Antipolo and the Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres.

1973 – First graduation of Kindergarten with 47 graduates.

1974 – Primary grades were opened.

1975 – Intermediate grades were offered.

1976 – Elementary department was given recognition by DECS. First graduation in the elementary department. First year of the four-year high school course was opened.

1980 – The School held its first high school graduation with 50 graduates.

1983 – The first batch of kinder pupils graduated in high school.

1989 – The High School Department was recognized by the DECS as one of the 250 top performing schools in the Philippines ranking 106th.

1997 – OLPS celebrated its Silver Jubilee Foundation Anniversary.

We commit ourselves to:
1. Strengthen our academic curriculum and co-curricular programs;
2. Integrate Christian values in all subject areas and permeate all systems and procedures with Gospel values;
3. Participate actively in the community, parish, and cause-oriented activities/projects;
4. Form mature Christian conscience that will lead to sound decision-making;
5. Live and proclaim the faith in view of our ultimate destiny-union with God.

     Our Lady of Peace School of Antipolo City is a Parochial School which is administered by the Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres. OLPS shares in the mission of the Church to proclaim Jesus Christ as the Good News to all. Under the patronage of Our Lady of Peace and of St. Paul, the school envisions to educate and form Christ-centered persons who are intellectually excellent and competent, socially responsible, morally upright, and spiritually mature.

     Our Lady of Peace School being a Catholic school managed and supervised by Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres holds worthy five major values which filled the heart of the great apostle St. Paul. These refer to the 5C’s of St. Paul.

 CHARITY : COMMUNITY : COMMISSION : CHARISM : CHRIST

     With the Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres taking charge of the academic supervision of Our Lady of Peace School, all OLPSIANS inevitably are exposed to the ideals of Paulinian education, the thrusts of which area as follows:

Christ-centered Education: As Christ was the center of Paul’s life and those of the Sisters of SPC who administer the school, so also is He the center of every OLPSIAN’s life. The Curriculum through which education is delivered to every student by the Catholic teacher of OLPS has CHRIST at the center and around HIM revolves the values of charity, community, commission and charism - the values of St. Paul and the founders of the SPC Sisters.

Quality Education: OLPS strives for quality education that will lead the students on to a personal integration through growth of virtues characteristic of a Catholic Filipino.

Learner-Centered: The curriculum is written with a thorough understanding of child’s growth and development. It reflects the interest, needs, abilities and natural learning styles of the learners.

Optimum Access for Education: Education is for all individuals, particularly the underprivileged, who are endowed with God-given talents harmoniously developed through the integration of Faith and Culture.

     Our Lady of Peace School is a parochial school that commits itself to Catholic education as an expression of the mission entrusted by Jesus Christ to the Church He founded. OLPS aligns its objectives to the education of the Church, to prepare its members to proclaim the Good News and to translate this proclamation into action. The educational mission of the Church is an integrated ministry, embracing three interlocking dimensions: first, the proclamation of the word of God; second, fellowship on the life of the Holy Spirit; and third, service o the Christian community and the rest of the human community. (Documentary on Education, Mla. Synod, 1979) Education involves the integration of the individual’s thinking, values, emotions, outlook, habits and experiences so that these become apparent in the individual’s behavior and lifestyle. The information of the human person is first and fundamentally an orientation to his ultimate destiny and simultaneously to the good of the society of which he/she is a responsible member. (Gravissinum Education’s, Vatican II)

To equip the OLPSIANS with values, knowledge, and skills that will enable him/her to become:

A CHRISTIAN who has adequate understanding and knowledge of the teachings of Christ and who shares in the salvific mission through the use of his/her potentials.

A PERSON who believes in the dignity of self and others, who strives to discover and develop his/her talents to the full for the service of God and man.

A HUMAN BEING whose spiritual, academic, moral and cultural values acquired are integrated and used to fulfill his/her responsibility at home and in the community.

A SELF-DIRECTED FILIPINO who is proud of his/her national identity and culture, who is committed to human development for Christian community and nation-building who participates actively in rendering service to others especially, the most deprived in the community.

The High School Department of OLPS seeks to develop the student into:

A PERSON who respects himself/herself and the dignity of others, makes responsible decisions and uses his/her talents for the good of others.

A HUMAN BEING who integrates his/her spiritual, moral, academic, intellectual, and cultural values especially in performing responsibilities at home, in school, or in the community.

A CHRISTIAN who through his relationship with God and neighbor, understands, practices the Good News and gives witness to God through his daily interpersonal relationship with God and neighbors.

A MARY-LIKE PERSON who like the Blessed Mother is prayerful, who values the nobler things in life over materialism, and who adheres to the great importance of Christian values.

A FILIPINO who upholds his/her identity, appreciates cultural values, and participates in community projects towards community-building and protection of environment.

     The letters AM in the center means Ave Maria. The dove in the middle symbolizes peace; the wheat means life and progress. The top/outer view represents the crown of the Blessed Virgin May. The color Blue is the color of the Virgin Mary and white is for purity.

We pledge to you beloved school
Our loyalty, our hearts
Your teaching we shall ever keep
Even as we depart
We pledge to hold fast to your hopes
Your dreams and your desires
To keep the OLPSIAN principles aglow with fervors fires
We pledge to watch with utmost care
Our very work and deed
That they reflect the glory of our Christian creed

All Hail to Thee beloved School
Cheers and gladness will reign
In Our Lady of Peace School
With grateful hearts we bring
Our love and devotion to the full.

Your name we hear our Mother Dear
Forever shall we keep as our inspiration
In all we think and do and care
In your mantle we shall always find protection.

Your teachings we shall always cherish
Our innocent minds you have nourished
The truth and knowledge we have learned
In this school they have flourished.

Sweet are the days we have spent so well
With teachers and friends we love and care
Those loving memories we shall ever be proud to tell
To you dear Alma Mater,
We bid you farewell.