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Eton International School - CCP Campus

Philippines, Manila

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Filipino, Mandarin
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2004
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IPC (International Primary Curriculum), IEYC (International Early Years Curriculum), IMYC (International Middle Years Curriculum), Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages English, Filipino, Mandarin, French
Typical class size 10
Strengths STEM, Performing Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional
Stages Preschool, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, High School
Introduction

Eton International School – CCP Campus sits within the Cultural Center of the Philippines, offering an international-minded program for early childhood through secondary years. The school uses the IPC and IEYC in the early years and the IMYC in the middle years, complemented by a bespoke curriculum to address individual learning needs. Preschool, Primary and Middle School pathways lead to the Global Institute, Open Academy, and Virtual School, with specialist strands such as i-L.E.A.D., Multiple Intelligence, Robotics, 3D Learning, Bootcamps and Reading. A full calendar includes Summer programs, After-School activities and TOEFL preparation. The CCP campus emphasizes language exposure with English, Filipino and Mandarin, and provides cross-cultural experiences through international field trips. Founded in 2004 as Eton School, it has grown to a K–12 continuum with a focus on leadership, arts, science and community service, all within a vibrant Manila setting. The campus fosters inquiry, collaboration and global citizenship daily.

CCP Complex, Roxas Blvd, Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines

The Essentials

Eton International School - CCP Campus has typical class sizes of 10, instruction in English, Filipino, Mandarin.

Location
CCP Complex, Roxas Blvd, Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines.

Stages
Preschool, Primary School, Middle School

Religious affiliation
Ecumenical
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
The school is a non-stock, nonprofit entity.
Fees
Application & admission fees
- The school does not publish a fixed application/registration fee amount publicly; application, down payment and any admission charges are determined and recorded at enrolment and shown on the Admission Form and Fees Agreement.

Tuition fees by year group and per term
- Specific tuition amounts by year group and per-term totals are not published publicly. Tuition rates for each grade and term are provided and confirmed at the time of enrolment and entered on the Admission Form.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Available payment schedules and associated surcharges/interest:
- Monthly payment: 20% interest.
- Quarterly payment: 15% interest.
- Semestral payment: 10% interest.
- Accounts must be fully settled before release of school documents; report cards, transcripts and diplomas are withheld until accounts are closed. Graduating students with unsettled accounts are not allowed to participate in graduation.
- Fees are subject to change. The school requires official receipts for all payments and conducts all financial transactions through its Accounting Office.

Boarding fees
- No boarding provision or boarding fees are published for the CCP campus; boarding is not listed among campus facilities or fee items for the CCP location.

Other costs and additional fees
- Co-curricular events, programs and graduation incur additional charges determined by the current cost of materials and production. These are billed separately as required.
- A down payment is recorded at enrolment and books/materials are ordered once payment is made; amounts are set at enrolment. The Admission Form provides fields for tuition, down payment and payment mode.
- No fixed uniform fee or published uniform cost is listed publicly.

Refund information
- All fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. Withdrawals require official notification to the Registrar and will be processed according to the School and Parent Agreement; the school enforces a non-refund policy.

Penalties and returned cheque policy
- If a cheque is returned, the payee is given 24 hours to replace it and a penalty is applied; the site also records a returned-check penalty (PHP 5,000) and an additional late-payment charge of PHP 500 per day in the Admission Form. Separate text on the payments page notes a penalty rate of 5% per day for returned cheques. Parents should expect these penalties to apply in the event of bounced or late payments.

Fee payment options
- Accepted methods include cash, credit/debit card and cheques. The school also accepts dollar payments, manager's checks and over-the-counter payments through accredited banks (examples listed include BDO, BPI, BOC and Chinabank). For certain cheque payment arrangements the school requests a series of post-dated checks covering the payment period.

Summary note for parents
- Specific numeric amounts for application, tuition by year group, per-term charges, boarding (if any), uniform fees and similar line-item figures are not published publicly; those figures are provided and confirmed directly as part of the Admission Form and Fees Agreement at enrolment.
Academics

Eton International School - CCP Campus teaches IPC (International Primary Curriculum), IEYC (International Early Years Curriculum), IMYC (International Middle Years Curriculum), Bespoke Curriculum.

Curriculum
Curriculum includes Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Global Institute, Open Academy, and Virtual School. Specialty programs include i-L.E.A.D., Multiple Intelligence, Robotics Program, 3D Learning, Bootcamps, and Reading. Summer, After-School, and TOEFL programs are offered. The CCP Campus is located at CCP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City, Metro Manila. The Academics section features these program strands to support diverse learning opportunities.
Parent Experience

History
The school was founded in 2004 as Eton School, located inside a mall, offering Preschool education with Mandarin and Nihongo. In 2005 it received a Department of Education permit to operate as an international school and became a non-stock, nonprofit entity named Eton International School. By 2007 it inaugurated its first campus in the heart of Manila, serving a pioneer Grade School cohort of about 100 students and launching an International School Exchange program in Singapore. In 2012 the school opened middle school, and by 2013 a second campus opened in Quezon City as the K-12 program took shape; in 2015 the first high school graduates achieved top scores (99+ in Math and 99+ in English).

Community
The CCP Campus is located at CCP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay, Metro Manila. Eton offers three centers—the Center for the Talented and Gifted for pre-schoolers; the Center for Leadership and Performing Arts for grade school; and the Center for Technology and Innovation for high school. Dr. Jacqueline Marzan-Tolentino is the founder and directress.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
IPC is used in Preschool and Primary School, offering a thematic, goal-oriented program that connects subjects and enhances understanding. In Middle School, the IMYC guides independent and collaborative learning through themed, skill-based units with real-life connections. The Dunn & Dunn Learning Styles framework and the Multiple Intelligences approach tailor teaching to each student's preferred learning style.

Arts & Creative
The After-School Enrichment Program includes Music (Piano, Flute, Violin) and Visual and Digital Art. Arts are a core part of the school's vision, which highlights Arts alongside Science and Technology. Summer programs also feature Robotics and related creative and STEM activities.

Cultural & Language
The CCP Campus sits inside the Cultural Center of the Philippines, reflecting a strong cultural setting. Language programming includes English, Filipino and Mandarin. International field trips provide cross-cultural experiences.

Social & Hobbies
The After-School Enrichment Program provides academic tutorials, recreational activities and enrichment classes. Sports offered include Basketball, Volleyball and Swimming. Music and Visual and Digital Art are available as enrichment options. Robotics and 3D Learning are part of the program offerings.

Community & Service
The school's Vision and Mission emphasize serving God by building people, families and communities. It focuses on developing leaders who contribute to their communities and to society at large. Leadership and service are embedded in the curriculum and school activities. International field trips and competitions broaden students' global engagement.

Leadership & Professional
i-L.E.A.D. is a formal leadership program offered by the school. The Center for Leadership and Performing Arts is highlighted as part of the school's leadership and arts initiatives. Leadership development is integrated into the school's mission and curriculum. International field trips support leadership growth through global exposure.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Sports such as Basketball, Volleyball and Swimming are offered through the After-School Enrichment Program. Music and Visual/Digital Art are part of enrichment, promoting creativity and well-being. The STREAM program—Science, Technology Recreation, Engineering, Arts and Math—emphasizes holistic development and creative problem-solving.
Languages

Language Provision
English, Filipino and Mandarin are taught; French is available as an elective. The school offers Preschool, Primary School and Middle School levels. Language offerings integrate with IPC in Preschool and Primary, and with IMYC in Middle School.

Bilingual Teaching
English, Filipino and Mandarin are taught at the school; French is available as an elective language.
Admissions

Admissions
1) Completion of the enrollment waiver with all signatures. The waiver is the Enrollment Form and Fees Agreement and must be signed to begin enrollment. 2) Payment of all required fees and completion of the student's file. All required fees must be paid; the policy is non-refundable and, once paid, the slot is secured and books and materials are ordered. The waiting list is treated with fairness to ensure those not yet enrolled have equal consideration. 3) Slot secured and waitlist fairness. A slot is secured after payment and the school orders books and materials; the waiting list exists to preserve fairness for applicants not yet enrolled. 4) Payment options, payments, refunds, and withdrawals. Payment options include Monthly (20% interest), Quarterly (15%), and Semestral (10%); the school accepts cash, cards, checks, and over-the-counter payments via major banks; twelve post-dated checks may be required for some payments. Fees are non-refundable and non-transferable; withdrawals require official notification and completion of an Intent to Withdraw form; late payments incur a 500 PHP daily penalty. 5) Miscellaneous enrollment terms. The enrollment documentation references Tuition Fee, Down payment, and a Payment Scheme as part of the assessment process.

Waitlist
A waiting list exists; a slot is secured after payment, and the school emphasizes fairness to students on the waiting list.
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