BGC is Manila's international-school district. The two best-known expat schools sit side by side on University Parkway, with more on McKinley Hill.
AdvertisementReach people in BGCAdvertise with usManila's oldest international school (1920). A 7-hectare campus with students from 91 countries. The default choice for many corporate and diplomatic families.
Manila's main British-system school, next to ISM. Easy transfers for UK and Commonwealth families.
Teaching is in English, with daily Mandarin from the early years. Good for families who want a third language plus IB.
A smaller Catholic school with a values-based US program and AP courses. Fees are much lower than ISM or BSM.
A Christian school in BGC that uses the IB Primary Years Programme. Popular with faith-based families who want to stay close to home.
A non-denominational Christian school that ends in the IB Diploma. Easy for families on the Pasig/Ortigas side.
Singapore-method math and science, then a choice of Cambridge or IB. Suits families who move around Asia.
The main school for Korean families in BGC. Teaching is in Korean and English.
A small North American school just across the border in Makati. Seniors graduate with a local CAS diploma and a US-based diploma. Good for families who live or work in Makati.
A British school run by the global Nord Anglia group (90+ schools). Small classes of 10–18. Programmes with MIT and Juilliard add STEAM and performing arts.
Fees come from school sites and Philstar (AY 2026–27). Fees exclude application, development and bus charges. Always confirm with the school.
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