Lyceum of the Philippines University - Cavite partnered with public schools, the local government of Bacoor City, Cavite, Philippines, and the International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP) on a project investigating student safety on school journeys. The project, titled "Road Safety Assessment of Public High Schools in Bacoor, Cavite Using Star Rating for Schools (SR4S)," employed iRAP's 'Star Rating for Schools' (SR4S) to assess road conditions near public high schools and propose safety improvements. The project utilized a quantitative approach, assigning star ratings (1=high risk, 5=low risk) based on road characteristics analyzed through the SR4S web application. Results revealed that most schools received ratings below 3, indicating high-risk conditions. Speeding was identified as a major factor contributing to these low ratings. The project then simulated safety interventions, leading to improved star ratings after accounting for the simulated improvements. These findings, validated by iRAP's expertise, offer valuable insights and actionable recommendations for school administrators and local government. These findings offer valuable insights and actionable recommendations for school administrators and local government. The recommendations focus on enhancing school zone construction, management, and the creation of safe routes for students. This project not only contributes to improving road safety for Bacoor City schoolchildren but also provides a replicable model for similar assessments and improvements in other cities and municipalities.