St. Lulim's Girls' School or Le Rim, is the newest of the three schools, and has pink colored buildings and uniforms. Its uniform is modeled after a traditional Japanese school uniform style. Students at St. Lulim's are traditionally free and relaxed, and are rarely seen fighting. The students enjoy a lot of freedom in terms of activities, or the clubs they are allowed to form. In effect, there are a wide range of clubs at St. Lulim's ranging from dancing, to cooking, to anything else a group of at least three people can think up.

Le Rim Girls school was founded in 1962 by Keiko Lulim. She attended St. Spica for 6 years experiencing the rivalry between the two schools first hand. She valued Miator's drive to make girls feminine, but also enjoyed the freedom and strength that Spica encouraged. So at age 26 she founded Le Rim School for Girls. A place where girls could be free to be themselves. She encouraged girls to live virtuously, instilling the values of family, as well as taking pride in a skill at which one can excel; thus creating Le Rim's many clubs. She was such in inspiration, they began to call her St. Lulim. She passed away at age 64 in the year 2000 and while the School's official name is still Le Rim Girl's school, it is often called St. Lulim in honor of it's founder.

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