Brent International School Baguio recently donated educational resources to two fellow Episcopal institutions, strengthening the shared mission of providing quality Christian education throughout the community.

In the spirit of fellowship and partnership, the school donated one lot of library books to Easter College, Inc. and fifteen (15) refurbished Apple iMac desktop computers to Epiphany Christian Academy of La Trinidad. These donations reflect Brent’s belief that educational resources continue to have value when they are thoughtfully shared with institutions that can benefit from them.

The library books donated to Easter College, Inc. represent an investment in learning that will continue to inspire students, enrich classrooms, and support academic inquiry. By placing these books in the hands of another learning community, Brent hopes to extend the life and impact of these valuable educational resources while encouraging a culture of reading, research, and lifelong learning.

On the other hand, the Information Technology Department of Brent International School Baguio refurbished fifteen Apple iMac desktop computers before their donation to Epiphany Christian Academy of La Trinidad. Each unit was thoroughly prepared to ensure that it remains in good working condition for basic tasks and ready for continued educational use.

These donations embody the principle of faithful stewardship—recognizing that resources entrusted to one institution can continue to bless others when managed responsibly. Rather than allowing books and computers to reach the end of their usefulness, Brent International School Baguio has chosen to extend their service to schools that share the same commitment to forming young people in faith, knowledge, character, and service.

The donations also reflect Brent’s commitment to responsible stewardship of God’s gifts. By refurbishing and redeploying technology and extending the life of educational materials, the school promotes sustainable practices while ensuring that valuable resources continue to benefit future generations of learners.

This spirit of generosity also reflects the values that continue to guide the Brent community. During School Year 2025–2026, the school embraced the theme “Lead by Serving,” reminding students and faculty that true leadership is expressed through humble service to others. As Brent begins School Year 2026–2027, the community continues this journey of Christian discipleship under its Chapel theme, “Be Respectful of Each Other,” inspired by Matthew 7:12:

“So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets.” (Matthew 7:12, NIV)

These donations are a tangible expression of both themes. They demonstrate servant leadership through the sharing of resources while living out Christ’s call to treat others with dignity, compassion, and generosity. By supporting fellow Episcopal schools, Brent International School Baguio seeks not only to share books and technology but also to strengthen the bonds of Christian fellowship that unite educational ministries in service to God.

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