The Philippines School

• Providing affordable education while maintaining high quality.
• Adopting the Filipino curriculum that facilitates student transition to their home country.
• Receiving good school performance evaluations from the inspection committee at the Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge.
• Licensed by the Ministry of Education in Manila, Philippines and the Department of Education and Knowledge in Abu Dhabi.
• Active student participation in international competitions and winning numerous awards.
• Providing quality education in a multicultural learning environment.
• The school's commitment to the educational standards of both the Philippine Ministry of Education and the Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge.
• A comprehensive learning environment focused on the holistic development of the student.

The school's admission policy and requirements are as follows:

First: For Returning Students:

• Updated copy of visa, passport, and Emirates ID for both student and parents.
• Completed registration, health, student information, and bus forms.

Second: For New Students and Transferees from the Philippines and Other Countries:

For Kindergarten 1, Kindergarten 2, and Grade 1:

• Three (3) recent photos.
• Original Emirates ID (for student and parents).
• Copy of birth certificate.
• Vaccination card (child's booklet) or student health records.
• Copy of Emirates ID and passport with valid UAE residence visa (for student and sponsor).
• Completed registration, health, student information, and bus forms.

For Grades 2 to 12:

• Three (3) recent photos.
• Original Emirates ID (for student and parents).
• Copy of birth certificate.
• Latest report card (Form 138).
• Vaccination card (child's booklet) or student health records.
• Copy of Emirates ID and passport with valid UAE residence visa (for student and sponsor).
• Completed registration form, health data, student information sheet, and bus forms.
• Completed recommendation form.
• Copy of records (Form 137) authenticated by the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and UAE Embassy in Manila.

Third: For Students Returning to TPS:

• Three (3) recent photos.
• Original progress report card from previous grade/level.
• Completed registration, health, student information, and bus forms.

Fourth: For Transfer Students (Students from Other Schools in UAE):

• Three (3) recent photos.
• Copy of birth certificate.
• Good moral character certificate.
• Transfer certificate from previous school.
• Copy of records (Form 137) from previous school.
• Vaccination card (child's booklet) or student health records.
• Copy of passport with valid UAE residence visa (for student and sponsor).
• Completed registration, health, student information, and bus forms.

Fifth: For Students with Special Educational Needs:

• Copy of birth certificate.
• Medical certificate for the child.
• Medical assessment (if they have medical history).
• Assessment results and other appropriate documents from a developmental pediatrician or medical specialist.

Students coming from non-Philippine schools must study Filipino language and Social Studies (Philippine history). Students transferring to Grade 12 from any other school must study all subjects they have not previously taken. The school principal or academic director, through the vice principal for academic affairs, determines the tuition fees and subjects to be studied.

It is preferable to contact the school administration via email or phone number to obtain accurate information about payment methods.

Stage One (KG 1 and KG 2):

Filipino language, English language, Science, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Robotics (KG 2 only) based on the standards and competencies for five-year-old Filipino children set by the Ministry of Education.

These standards and competencies include: social and emotional development, values development, physical health and motor development, aesthetic development, mathematics, physical and natural environment, language, reading and writing, and communication. Furthermore, behavior and development checklists and anecdotal records are used to assess students' personal, social, and cognitive development.

Stage Two (Grades 1 to 6):

Filipino language, English language, Science, Mathematics, Social Studies in UAE, Araling Panlipunan, Practical Learning Time (Grades 1 and 2 only), Home Economics and Livelihood Education (Grades 4 to 6 only), Music, Arts, Physical Education and Health, Values Education, Moral Education, Information and Communication Technology, Robotics, Arabic for non-Arabs, and Islamic Education (for Muslim students only instead of Values Education).

Stage Three (Grades 7 to 10):

Filipino language, English language, Science, Mathematics, Social Studies in UAE, Araling Panlipunan, Technology and Livelihood Education, Music, Arts, Physical Education and Health, Values Education, Moral Education, Information and Communication Technology, Robotics, Arabic for non-Arabs, and Islamic Education (for Muslim students only).

Stage Four (Grades 11 and 12):

All fifteen (15) core subjects and sixteen (16) subjects (seven applied subjects and nine specialized subjects) stipulated in the Senior High School curriculum of the Philippine Ministry of Education and the Moral Education prescribed in the UAE.

Yes, there is co-education between girls and boys classes at the school.

You can view complete details of tuition fees through the school's page on the Mdares platform at mdares.ai.

Among the awards the school has received recently:

• 8th International Champions Taekwondo Championship.
• 12th Asia Basketball Championship - South Korea.
• Victory at the Youth Business Summit at GEMS World Academy.

The school is committed to providing a comprehensive learning environment with monthly activities and events aligned with the curriculum and extracurricular activities, including:

Leadership and Democratic Activities:

• Leadership events including student campaigns to elect class representatives.
• Exercising the right to vote to elect class officers.

National and Cultural Celebrations:

• UAE National Day and Flag Day celebrations, where students wear traditional Emirati attire.
• Singing the UAE National Anthem.
• Student visits to Dubai Expo and UAE cultural heritage.

Communication Arts Week:

• Book character competition and arts and slogan contests.
• Artistic poetry and reading competitions.

Founding Anniversary Celebrations:

• Arts and slogan contests, singing challenges, digital arts, and dance.
• Final program featuring stage performances by winners.

The Filipino curriculum.

Bani Yas - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.

Yes, the school provides transportation service with clear policies to maintain student safety.

• Library
• Football field
• Theater

Among the top priorities of TPS schools is ensuring the optimal health of teachers, staff, and students. These priorities include:

Morning Assembly:

Physical fitness exercises or dancing to energize all school members.

Guidance Program:

A series of conversations about well-being, student support and guidance, child protection, and measuring happiness from room to room for all classes.

Meal Supervision:

Teachers are present with students during meals and snacks to ensure all students eat healthy food. Students are assigned physical fitness exercises to enjoy school and have a good time.