M7 Philippine Cambridge International School

Km. 25 Gen. Aguinaldo Highway, Anabu II-D, City of Imus, Cavite, Philippines. The campus sits on the Aguinaldo Highway corridor in Imus, within a residential and commercial area with accessible road links. Public transport along Aguinaldo Highway serves Imus and can provide access to the campus.

PCIS is an IB World School authorized to offer the Diploma Programme (DP) and is a Candidate School for the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP), currently pursuing authorization for those IB levels. In the Philippines, the Junior High School Programme (Grades 7–10) follows the DepEd framework.

Co-educational; day school. Boarding facilities are not offered.

PCIS emphasizes inclusive education and provides inclusive tracks for learners with special needs. It also offers SEN support and Early Intervention (EI) as part of its provision.

Philippines.

No religious affiliation is publicly indicated.

Exact start and end times are not published in public PCIS materials; families should contact the school for the precise daily schedule.

No school-operated bus service is publicly published. Families typically arrange transport; external Cavite-based options exist, including point-to-point services such as UBE Express routes to NAIA from Imus (launched in 2024).

Philippine Cambridge International School (PCIS) offers an education that blends the Philippines' DepEd curriculum with an international IB trajectory. In Early Years (Nursery to Kindergarten, ages 3–5), the program covers Language and Literacy, Mathematics, Science and the Environment, Arts, and Physical Education. The Primary School Programme (Grades 1–6) follows the DepEd core learning areas—English, Filipino, Mathematics, Science, Araling Panlipunan, Edukasyon sa Pagpapakatao, Technology and Livelihood Education, and MAPEH, with an emphasis on inquiry and global awareness as the school moves toward Cambridge/IB alignment. In Middle School (Grades 7–10), instruction continues under DepEd's framework while PCIS pursues Cambridge/IB alignment as a Candidate School for the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP). PCIS promotes the IB Learner Profile and global competence as integral to its approach, supporting values such as honesty, adaptability, inclusivity, and leadership. The mission emphasizes blending British educational rigor with Filipino culture and sustainability to foster lifelong learning.

1. Inquiry: Prospective families contact the PCIS Admissions Office to obtain information about the school's programs, campus life, and opportunities. The admissions team can be reached by Cavite landline +63 46 458 6588, mobile +63 917 7217 800, or via email at [email protected], and is also reachable through the PCIS Facebook page. This initial contact helps families understand whether PCIS's offerings align with their needs and prepares them for what comes next in the process.

2. Application: Download the PDF fillable application form available on PCIS's site or via the links shared on official social channels. Prepare supporting documents such as the original PSA birth certificate, report cards, recommendation letters, and passport photocopies for foreign students. Submit the application by filling out the digital form and uploading the required documents online; hard copies will be needed for the next step. Having these documents ready facilitates timely verification by the admissions team.

3. Submission of Hard Copies: Visit the PCIS admissions office to submit the hard copies of the completed application form and all supporting documents. This step is essential for verifying the information provided and maintaining the integrity of the admissions process. Bring originals where required (e.g., PSA birth certificate, report cards) and ensure copies are available for staff review. Hard copies are required for the next stage of assessment.

4. Assessment: The PCIS assessment test evaluates the student's competency in core academic areas. An admissions interview with a member of the admissions team may follow to discuss the prospective student's educational background, interests, and aspirations. The combination of the entrance test and interview helps determine fit for PCIS.

5. Decision and Enrollment: The admission decision is communicated via email or direct contact from the school. If accepted, complete enrollment by paying the necessary fees and submitting any final paperwork. Enrollment confirms the student's place and allows the process to move toward orientation.

6. Orientation and Integration: Attend an orientation session to become familiar with PCIS policies, faculty, and the student's educational environment. The student then joins the PCIS community with ongoing support from staff and the school community.

PCIS does not publish a waitlist or pool policy on its site.