Moving to Cebu with 2 Kids--What To Do There?

Hey guys,
My family moved to Cebu 2 years ago.  I am American and my wife Filipino, however, she lived in the US for 15 years.  We have 2 children 4 and 10 years.  There are no parks in Cebu.  They have small plazas where people and families gather to hang out. We don't go to these plazas.  I think the best school in Cebu is, the Immaculate Conception, it's a catholic school for K-12.  Most students come from  middle-upper class families.  That is not why my daughter goes there, she goes there because it's a good school.  Unlike in the US, most private schools are connected to a university.  Unless your children will attend a public school, and honestly, I don't know about the rules for attending.  The cost of a private school is about 40,000-50,000 pesos a year.($1,000) some of the other private schools may be cheaper. Also, the school year here starts about June 6th, not in July.

We also have friends who attend the university of the Philippines foundation school.K-college.  On the weekends, we go to the mall to see a movie, walk around, play in some of the amusement areas of SM mall. You can also get your kids into youth type activities.  You just need to feel your way around.  The beaches are within 1 hour.  Someone said that it is sunny most of the year.  I don't think that I would say that.  The Philippines has 2 seasons, wet and dry.  However, it is always warm.  Summer here is Mar-Jun, July starts the rainy season.  And also it is a large city. You can live in a subdivision, condo or house.  There are no safety concerns.  The people here are very nice.  I feel safer here than in the US, in terms of walking the streets or going out in public. you see many young children walking home from evening school, because several public schools are divided into day/evening.  And no one harass them, unlike in the US, which as you know, one would never see young children/teens walking along from school to home..
I hope this helps. 
Don