Thank you to everyone for your continued flexibility and support as we implemented our adjusted school schedule this week. The additional Homeroom/Late Start times and adjusted dismissal times have helped us recover instructional time while keeping our regular school days as intact as possible.
Middle School Social Squad and Grade 8 Religious Studies students took learning beyond the classroom today through “Rooted in Responsibility,” a tree-planting activity held at the Baguio Arboretum.
Held over two days, the Lower School Tea Party on August 25 and the Middle and Upper School Tea Party on August 26 provided families with an opportunity to reconnect with the school, meet faculty members, learn about programs and activities, and hear about the school's priorities for the year ahead.
The Brent International School Baguio community gathered today for the First Holy Eucharist of School Year 2026–2027, coming together in worship, fellowship, and reflection. At the heart of the service was this year’s chapel theme, “Be Respectful of Each Other".
After a rather unconventional beginning to the school year, we are very much looking forward to having our students back on campus and returning to the everyday rhythm of learning, activities, rehearsals, friendships, conversations, and community life that make Brent, Brent.
Pursuant to Office of the President, Malacañang Memorandum Circular No. 131, together with the advisory released by the Baguio City Government through the Office of the Local Chief Executive, Brent Baguio will continue with our Flexible Learning Plan tomorrow, August 20, 2026.
Pursuant to Malacañang Memorandum Circular No. 129, which directs schools in affected areas to implement alternative learning modes and learning continuity measures, we will continue with our Flexible Learning Plan tomorrow, August 19, 2026.
Good evening. In view of the directive suspending face-to-face classes in Benguet for Tuesday, August 18, Brent Baguio will implement our Flexible Learning Plan tomorrow. With face-to-face classes again suspended, we are ready to move into our Flexible Learning Plan so students can stay connected with their teachers and continue learning from home.
As promised in our message this morning, we are sharing more specific guidance on the Brent Flexible Learning Plan so that students and families know what to expect should further suspensions of face-to-face classes occur. Our goal is simple: to keep learning moving forward while remaining flexible, practical, and mindful of the different circumstances families may experience during weather-related disruptions.
Good morning. With the repeated suspension of face-to-face classes so early in the school year, I know many parents are understandably wondering what our plan will be if these disruptions continue. We have only had a few actual class days so far, and we have not yet had our Tea Parties and other opportunities to properly orient families to the Brent Flexible Learning Plan. We therefore want to make sure that any transition is thoughtful, clear, and appropriate for each school level.
