Notable Clubs
Boscorale, the school's representative choral group, is one of the known all-male High School choirs in the Philippines. The Boscorale was said to be the school's pride when it comes to chorale singing due to its various achievements from winning in various prestige chorale competitions in the metro. To date, the young male choir have already achieved 16 notable prizes: 6 championships, 9 runners-up and a minor award. The Boscorale is currently holding the "back-to-back" championship titles in the Annual Ayala Interschool Christmas Caroling Competition and the Musica FEUropa - High School Category Competition.
Enlightened and moved by the spirit of St. John Bosco, the Boscorale aims to be in melody and harmony with the Lord Almighty, for they believe that "a school without music is like a body without a soul." -St. John Bosco
DBXTreme, the school's dance group. Joined Skechers Street Dance Battle 8.
OTHER CLUBS
- Music Club
- Bosconian Journal
- Teatro Busko
- Guhit Busko
- CADD (Computer Aided Drafting Design)
- Kapisanang Filipino
- MSDB(Math Society of Don Bosco)
- Sports Club
- Akademya
- Photography Club
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