Congratulations to our Upper School Taekwondo Team members for successfully completing their Philippine Taekwondo Promotion Test held April 7, 2024 at the Ayala Malls, Manila Bay.
7th high yellow belt to 6th low blue belt:
Darren Uy (gr. 10)
Rodrigo Santiago (gr. 10)
6th low blue belt to 5th high blue belt:
Thanwarat Sitthinancharoen (gr. 11)
5th high blue belt to 4th low red belt:
Diego Mapua (gr. 11)
Uriel Panganiban (gr. 7)
Congratulations to Mikael Honrado (gr. 7) for his back-to-back wins in two recently held Tennis tournaments for the 14u Boys category. Kael won the Championship for the National Palawan Juniors Tennis Competition held at the Olongapo Tennis Center last April 4-7, 2024.
He was also awarded as a Finalist during the CLTT Junior Tennis Championship held at Philippine Columbian Association, Group 2 last April 6-19, 2024.
Way to go, Lion!
Lukas Horn (gr. 7) participated in the U14 category of the Laguna Premiere Cup under Makati Football Club on April 12-13, 2024. Their team emerged champions and bested strong teams from Davao, Bacolod, Iloilo, Dumaguete, Laguna and Manila with a clean sheet. Way to represent the Brent Pride, Lion!
Congratulations to the APAC / Varsity Soccer Boys and Girls Teams for winning both their games during Friday Night Lights held April 5, 2024. Our Girls ended with a 6-4 win and the Boys with a 9-2 win.
Great job, Lions!
Congratulations to Joaquin Puno (gr. 6) who participated in Asia’s largest Youth Football International Tournament, JSSL 7s, in Singapore March 28-31. The Paul Stiga Soccer Academy Boys U12 team defeated teams from Hong Kong, Shanghai, Dubai, UAE and Cambodia. They ranked top 3 in their group which allowed them to qualify for the JSSL Cup Championship round.
Way to represent, Lion!
Brent’s International Food Festival was yet another resounding success! The unwavering support of our community is inspiring. This annual experience, enjoyed by students, parents, staff, alumni, and friends alike, encapsulates the essence of Brent Pride. It serves as a celebration of our internationalism and sense of family, truly embodying the spirit of Brent International School Manila.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the junior class, student leadership teams, PTA and parent volunteers for their incredible hard work in organizing this event. Without their steadfast support, such a remarkable gathering would not have been possible.
Kudos, Brent Pride!
Congratulations to Raviv Ladaga (gr. 7) for receiving the Department of Science & Technology Youth Excellence in Science (DOST-YES) Award on March 13, 2024.
Congratulations, Mario Labadan (gr. 12), Cruz Garcia (gr. 9), Jaden De Venecia (gr. 9), and Leo Ozaeta (gr. 9) for your participation at the 2024 Samurai Pilipinas Baseball Cup Tournament. Their team, Agri Specialist, won the Championship. Way to represent, Lions!
Congratulations to Grade 5 for the success of your recent Market Day where you learned your way around economics. Your hard work and creativity in coming up with and selling your products during Market Day made a difference to the children at the Center of Hope. A check representing your donations was turned over to the Center of Hope on March 6, 2024. Surely, this amount will go a long way!
Way to go, grade 5 Lions!👏 Keep making a difference and being a beacon of hope in other people’s lives.
Congratulations APAC Theatre and APAC Band for a great representation of Brent Pride!
February 21-25, 2024
APAC Theatre traveled to Hong Kong International School. Throughout the conference, the APAC Theatre students learned the Meisner technique of acting with guest directors from Los Angeles, California: Erika McKiel and Tippi Thomas. Brent students rehearsed monologues and duets with students from other APAC schools. On the last night, all students performed beautiful pieces that showcased their artistry, creativity, and learnings from the conference. The overall experience from this APAC trip will surely be one they will remember for the rest of their lives.
APAC Band traveled to Canadian Academy, Japan. After months of diligent practice, 16 musicians from Brent had the opportunity to collaborate with five other schools under the baton of Dr. Arris Golden of Michigan State University. The conference was filled with sectional and full rehearsals to prepare students for a performance of challenging and demanding musical repertoire. Philip Carlson was successful in securing a trumpet solo after winning the required audition. Saturday evening’s concert was supported by five Brent families and three alumni in the audience, and countless others from our Brent Family here at home who watched the livestream.