About International Philippine School in Al Khobar (IPSA)
International Philippine School in Al Khobar (IPSA) formerly known as Philippine Embassy School in Al Khobar (PESA) was organized in September 1988 by a group of Filipino parents, who lived in the vicinity of Alkhobar.
International Philippine School in Al-Khobar (IPSA) aims to develop student’s/pupils’ abilities, skills, interests and capabilities through the meaningful learning experiences; shape human personality, which will be unique, free, responsible and loving with a social conscience and a sense of loyalty and patriotism; equip the students/pupils with latest concepts, skills, and competencies in all major curricular offerings that will make them globally competitive; prepare students, pupils to take their place in the society to become responsible and upright citizens; and provide total human development which includes intellectual, physical, spiritual, social, moral and emotional values in life.
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Curriculum
Phillipine
Primary Language
English
Ages
3 to 18
Max Class Size
Unknown
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It's best school in al khobar. Excellent infrastructure
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Jawaher, a week ago
Hi , I just want to ask if i can learn Philippines Language in there , even if i’m a SAUDIA ?
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AYOU MERCADO, a year ago
The best in every thing! Great teachers empathize with kids, respect them, and believe that each one has something special that can be built upon.”
