Dear Brent Community, As we enter the final week of the first semester, we do so with grateful hearts—celebrating community, creativity, perseverance, and the many moments that have brought us together this term. This week marks both meaningful milestones and joyful celebrations as we close the semester and look ahead to the Christmas break. Acknowledgements & Community Highlights We extend our heartfelt congratulations and thanks to the PTA under Mrs. Jardz  Bautista, PTA President,  for hosting the Christmas Party & Family Bingo on Friday, December 12, at the Dining Hall. It was a joyful afternoon filled with laughter, fellowship, and shared celebration, Read More

On Thursday, November 27 , House spirit and innovation came together in the Bottle Mover House Games challenge, a robotics-based competition that brought together the Yellow, Blue, and Red Houses. The event showcased not only teamwork and strategy, but also the creativity and technical skill of the members of the Robotics Club whose student-built robots took center stage, and grade 11 and 12 students who tackled robotics in their past ICT classes. The challenge was a mixed division challenge House fielding a ten-member team. Where possible, members of the Robotics Club were assigned to their respective Houses, giving Read More

The holiday season was officially welcomed with the annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony held at Neutral. This much-anticipated event brought the Brent community together in a joyful celebration of light, music, and unity.

Angels with pompoms… but no halos? Cowboys as Wise Men? Pirates in the Christmas story?! Unbelievable but TRUE! Come and experience this joyful, imaginative twist on a timeless story on Tuesday December 16, 2025, 5:30 PM at the St. Nicholas Chapel.

Celebrated American journalist and New York Times bestselling author Liza Mundy visited Brent International School Baguio this week as part of her extensive research into the experiences of American and Filipina nurses who served in the Philippines during World War II. Her work includes uncovering the little-known story of Lt. Beatrice Chambers, a U.S. Army nurse believed to have been stationed in Baguio during the early months of the war.

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