The British School Manila Reviews (6)
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BSM is A very good school I am currently a in Harvard University because of them
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blaze fire, 6 months ago
The best school in manila it is one of the best schools in the world and i used to go there
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Chris Lipscomb, 6 months ago
An outstanding school with an excellent reputation for great teaching.
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Meeraan Siddiqui, 10 months ago
BSM is a very nice school compared to ISM. The faculty and students are friendly and welcoming, there's excellent sports teams and by Year 12, 53.9% of students go to IB Colleges. In ISM, the faculty is decent, the students are not heartwarming and can sometimes be inappropriate. If you mess up something in one of your classes, there'll be that one classmate who'll act like an idiot and make fun of you. Choose BSM. I have been to both schools and have had experience with their systems of education. BSM is more strict and well-mannered while ISM doesn't give you great education. I went to ISM in 7th and 8th grade and hated it. From 14-18 years old, I spent the rest of my education in BSM and got admitted into Harvard University, Stanford University, Cambridge University and Oxford University. I'm currently in my Sophomore Year of Cambridge University, and am writing this as ISM has given me terrible memories. Thank you for reading this and please send your children to the British School Manila.
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Ricky Cruz, a month ago
The British School Manila (abbreviation: BSM) is a private international school in the Philippines. The school provides British education for children ages 3-18, following an adapted form of a British Curriculum and the IB Diploma. BSM students are prepared for the end of Key Stage tests in Primary, GCSEs at 16, the IB Diploma at 18 and for life beyond school and university. The British School Manila was founded in 1976, where it has grown from 2 classrooms and 32 students to over 900 students, representing 45 nationalities. The school first operated in the old Union Church, then in 1980 moved to Merville, Parañaque. In September 2001, BSM relocated to purpose-built premises in Bonifacio Global City, in Metro Manila, Philippines, next to the International School Manila and the Manila Japanese School. Two members of the British Royal Family have visited BSM. In 1999, Princess Anne visited the school's campus in Merville. In 2001, Prince Andrew, Duke of York attended the inauguration of the school's current campus at Bonifacio Global City. In 2004, he revisited the school to attend its GCSE awards ceremony.16 years later, Princess Anne visited the school's current campus at Bonifacio Global City on March 19, 2015.
