BRENT BULLETIN ISSUE No. 11, 2026-2027
As we approach the end of October and our upcoming All Saints' Break, we have much to appreciate and look forward to. The past week brought more opportunities for learning beyond the classroom, student activities, and preparations for our upcoming school events. We are especially excited to see The Little Mermaid Jr. come to life this week, following weeks of rehearsals and preparation by our students and faculty.
IN BRIEF
BRENT BULLETIN ISSUE No. 8, 2026-2027
As we begin a new week, we look back with appreciation on the activities that brought September to a close and welcome a busy October ahead. Thank you to our students, faculty, staff, parents, and coaches for continuing to support the many academic, leadership, performing arts, athletics, and community activities taking place across campus.
COMMUNITY PICKLEBALL
Welcome to the First Brent Community Open Play! More than just a game, this Open Play is about bringing the Brent community together—connecting students, parents, alumni, faculty, and friends, building new friendships, and enjoying some friendly competition. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player, everyone is welcome. Come for the game, stay for the camaraderie!
Honoring Excellence and Service: National Honor Society Induction (SY 2026–2027)
On September 30, 2026, the Brent International School Baguio community gathered in the Chapel for the solemn and celebratory National Honor Society (NHS) Induction Service. Grounded in the school's theme of respect and mutual care—echoing Matthew 7:12, "Always treat others as you would like them to treat you"—the ceremony recognized outstanding students who exemplify the core values of the organization.
BRENT BULLETIN ISSUE No. 7, 2026-2027
We close another full week on campus grateful for the energy and activity that have returned to our classrooms, assemblies, clubs, rehearsals, athletics, and community gatherings.
CAREER WEEK 2026: CREATE.CONNECT.CONTRIBUTE
The discussion explored three interconnected ideas: Finding Your Voice, Building Your Craft, and Creating an Impact. Students were encouraged to think about how people discover their strengths and interests, develop confidence in expressing their ideas, and ultimately find their own voice.
BRENT BULLETIN ISSUE No. 6, 2026-2027
We close another full week on campus grateful for the energy and activity that have returned to our classrooms, assemblies, clubs, rehearsals, athletics, and community gatherings.