Brent International School

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Brent International School is an international, co-educational day school associated with the Episcopal Church in the Philippines. It has six campuses in different locations throughout the Philippines: Brent School Baguio, Brent School Boracay, Brent School Pasig, Brent School Subic, Brent IRRI, and the South Campus located south of Manila in Mamplasan.


Brent International School, Manila South Campus
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Headmaster Dick Robbins
School type Private Day
Religious affiliation Episcopalian
Founded 1909
Location Mamplasan, Binan, Laguna, Philippines
Enrollment over 1,000
Campus Surroundings Open fields; upscale residential neighborhood
Mascot Lion
School color(s) Blue and Maroon

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[edit] History

The school's founder, Charles Henry Brent was born in 1862 in Canada in and was elected Missionary Bishop of the Philippines for the Protestant Episcopal Church in 1901. Bishop Brent concentrated mostly on education, the eradication of drugs, and Christian unity. In 1909 he became President of the Opium Conference in Shanghai and founded Brent School Baguio, originally meant as a boarding school for the children of American families stationed in the Philippines, during the same year. Brent is currently under the direction of Headmaster Dick Robbins who acts as the link between the Trustees, the Management Committee and the School's constituency of parents and students.

[edit] Brent Logo

The Meaning of the Brent School Symbol:

  • The Lion stands for bravery and courage;
  • Laurel leaves stand for knowledge and learning;
  • The 6 stars stand for loyalty, integrity, courtesy, sincerity, honesty and camaraderie.

The Brent School Logo was revised in the late 1990's before the change of the highschool campus from Pasig to Mamplasan.


[edit] Curriculum

Brent is one of the few schools in the Philippines which offers the rigorous college-preparatory International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for students in the 11th and 12th grades.

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