PEDIA
Green school in Manila, Phillipine
12 GRADES
STAFF ROOMS
Number of Students:
20 Students per class: 240 Students
12 Homeroom Teachers
4 Substitute Teachers
Specialized Teachers
6 Science Teachers
3 Music Teachers
3 Art Teachers
2 Sports Teachers
3 Humanities Teacher
5 Administration Officers
4 Cleaning Staff
2 Security Officers
1 Maintenance Staff
TOTAL= 285 Teachers
CLASSES
Primary
Grade 1: 40- 45sqm
Grade 2: 40- 45sqm
Grade 3: 40- 45sqm
Grade 4: 40- 45sqm
Grade 5: 40- 45sqm
Grade 6: 40- 45sqm
Lower Secondary
Grade 7: 40- 45sqm
Grade 8: 40- 45sqm
Grade 9: 40- 45sqm
Upper Secondary
Grade 10: 40- 45sqm
Grade 11: 40- 45sqm
Grade 12: 40- 45sqm
TOTAL = 480-540 sqm
Subjects in Class: Mathematics, Languages
(Filipino & English), Humanities (History, Sociology,
Economics)
COMMONCLASSES
● Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics):
Science Lab/s = 77-90 sqm
(3 Labs = 231-270 sqm)
● Technological Lab = 77-90 sqm
● Art: Art Studio = 90-105 sqm
● Music: Music Room = 57-67 sqm
● Drama:Drama Room=77-90 sqm
● Assembly Hall: 200-300 sqm
● Sports: Gymnasium = 100-150 sqm
● 8Greenhouses = 15-20 sqm (120-160 sqm)
● Cooking: Kitchen = 30-40 sqm (with Pantry
= 10-15 sqm)
● Teachers = 50-60 sqm
● Principal = 10-15 sqm
● Administration = 20 sqm
● Security = 15 sqm
● Medical = 25 sqm
● Counselors = 20 sqm
● Cleaning Supply = 15 sqm
● Maintenance = 10 sqm
COMMONSPACES
● Canteen =100-150 sqm
● Washrooms =40sqm
○ 3-4bathrooms = 120-160 sqm
TOTAL= 1223sqm
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