Congratulations to 11th graders Suhang “Andy” Du, Geonwoo Lee, and Yeeun Lee, and 12th grader Nayoung Kim, on their participation in the World Mathematics Championships Senior Finals, held at Imperial College London.
Andy received a Silver Medal in the Applications Category, while Nayoung received a Gold Medal in the Applications Category.
Congratulations, Lions! Great work!
Congratulations to Luna Eslamieh (Gr. 3) for placing 2nd in the female, 7-8 year old category at the Duaman Duathlon 2026! Luna completed a 1 km run, 5 km bike ride, and 500 m run.
Great job, Luna!
Congratulations to Sammy Puno (Gr. 3) and Emilia Puno (Gr. 6) for their outstanding achievements at the Swim League Philippines meet at the Muntinlupa Aquatics Center.
Sammy – Gold in Butterfly (Ages 7–8) and Bronze in Backstroke
Emilia – Silver in 100m Freestyle, Bronze in Breaststroke, and Most Outstanding Swimmer
Congratulations, Lions! Keep up the great work!
Congratulations to June Lee (Gr. 5) and Yoonhee Lee (Gr. 4) on their football achievements!
June helped his team finish 1st Runner-Up in the Under-11 Category at the 2nd Rongcales Cup and was named MVP.
Yoonhee and her team, PSA, finished 1st Runner-Up in the Under-9 Girls Category at the Beach Hut Football Festival.
Way to go, Lions! Keep up the great work!
Congratulations to Yihan Li (Gr. 8) for her wonderful representation at the International Dance League World Dance Championship! Yihan and her dance team, VPeepz, competed in South Korea, proudly representing the Philippines and taking 1st Place.
Keep up the great work, Lion!
Making history at the 3rd International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI) in Astana, Kazakhstan, Team Philippines brought home 1 Silver and 3 Bronze Medals in its debut, competing against 471 contestants from 108 countries and territories!
Congratulations to Juan Mateo Desuasido (Gr. 10), one of the Bronze Medalists!
Go, Lion! Way to represent the Brent Pride!
Congratulations to Marta Eliana de Leon (Gr. 8) for her impressive performance at the 4th Swimfast Invitational Swimming Championships held in Singapore.
Lana earned:
🥇 Gold – 100m Breaststroke
🥇 Gold – 50m Breaststroke
🥈 Silver – 200m Breaststroke
🥉 Bronze – 50m Backstroke
Way to go, Lion!
Bravo to Helena Bermudez (Gr. 10), Natalie Bailon (Gr. 9), Santiago Coscolluela (Gr. 9), Mikael Coscolluela (Gr. 7), and Tala Tugade (Gr. 4), who lit up the stage in three sold-out shows of The SpongeBob Musical!
This musical was presented by Rude Mechanicals Theater Co. to raise funds for the Tuloy Foundation’s Performing Arts Program for underprivileged youth, some of whom our Lions joyfully shared the stage with.
Kudos to our Lions on such a productive and meaningful way to spend your summer!
New year. New memories. New adventures. New reasons to ROAR. 🦁
As we step into a new school year, we look forward to the opportunities ahead: to learn, to grow, to challenge ourselves, and to create meaningful memories together.
The first week may be just the beginning, but the energy is already unmistakable. From joyful reunions with old friends to exciting introductions to new ones, our campus is buzzing with energy, laughter, and the excitement of new beginnings.
Here’s to a year filled with friendship, growth, and plenty of Brent Pride.
Let’s make it an unforgettable one, Lions.
Let’s ROAR into the year!
Congratulations to Mateo Desuasido (Gr. 9) on his successful participation in the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI) Philippines 2026 competition!
Mateo was awarded a gold medal and placed 3rd in the national rankings. This achievement secured him a spot on Team Philippines for IOAI 2026, the Asia-Pacific Olympiad in AI, and the Northern Eurasian Olympiad in AI.
The competition began in January, with the final Team Selection Round concluding this month.
In addition, Mateo recently represented the Philippines at the North Eurasian Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (NEOAI) held last May 3-4, 2026. Competing against delegations from Russia, Armenia, Iran, Romania, Cyprus, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, and Serbia, Mateo placed 17th out of 222 contestants and achieved the highest ranking among members of the Philippine team.
Mateo, your hard work, perseverance, and determination have brought you this far. Excellent work, Lion! We are rooting for you, keep it up!