CLUB OPTIONSA variety of clubs meet in the afternoons after class hours under the supervision of faculty, coaches and parent-volunteers. These offerings, which are optional, provide students the opportunity to develop their talents, skills and interests. OTHER ACTIVITIES
STAGE PRODUCTIONSThe school offers opportunities for students to participate in production, including appearing on stage, backstage support, costumes, props, scenery and lighting. OTHER ACTIVITIES
SPORTSAll Middle School and Upper School students are eligible to tryout for Brent sports teams. The sports offerings for Varsity are: soccer, basketball, and volleyball. ISAC (International School Activities Conference) sports tournaments are held with other international schools three times within a school year. The team coaches have the final say and responsibility for team selection as well as for discipline, equipment, and general behavior of the team. Team members are expected to attend all practices and scheduled games. All student athletes are representatives of Brent International School Baguio, and as such, are expected to act appropriately in all Read More
THE HOUSE SYSTEMAll students from K to Grade 12 are assigned along with their siblings to be members of the Yellow Eagle, Blue Hawk or Red Falcon Houses. The House system aims to promote positive interaction and healthy competition within the school and involves all aspects of student life including academics, sports, culture and behavior. Faculty work closely with student leaders in organizing activities and coaching students. After-school Thursday afternoons are designated for House Activities. At the end of the school year, the House Cup is given to the House with the greatest number of points earned. Read More
CHURCH SERVICESBrent International School Baguio is an Episcopal Church-related School. The school is committed by heritage and educational philosophy to provide a Christian atmosphere, as well as a religious program that seeks to encourage students to establish values and standards for their lives. Students are required to attend chapel services once a week and on important School occasions. Although the services follow the customs of the Episcopal Church, Bishop Brent’s spirit of ecumenism is maintained. While non-Christian as well as non-Episcopalian students attend chapel services, no attempt is made to convert them to the Episcopal Church. Read More
As we enter the final two weeks of the school year, we carry with us deep gratitude for all that we’ve shared—challenges overcome, milestones celebrated, and moments that brought us closer as a community. Thank you for the heart, hard work, and hope you’ve poured into this year.
Week of April 28 – May 3, 2025 Welcome back! As we continue to celebrate Earth Week and sustainability efforts across campus, we are filled with gratitude for the meaningful activities and strong community spirit we’ve witnessed.
What a joy it was to come together for Brent@116: Practicing Gratitude—a celebration that truly reflected the heart and soul of our school. Thank you to everyone who made this event so meaningful and memorable. From ceremonies and performances to food, fireworks, and community spirit, every moment was a beautiful tribute to our shared legacy.
We are entering one of the most anticipated weeks of the school year—Brent Week! Thank you for the joy, enthusiasm, and teamwork that have gone into preparing for this celebration of our school’s 116-year legacy.
Brent Day’s International Food Festival is almost here—don’t miss out! Join us for a magical evening of global flavors, spectacular performances, and a dazzling fireworks display as we celebrate Brent@116!
