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ASAC provides a range of academic enrichment options across Preschool through Secondary. The Secondary and Upper Primary levels include the Debate Club, Model United Nations, and the Research Club, alongside coding and robotics tracks such as Coding 101/102 and Intro to Robotics with VEXcode VR 1. The program also features the DIS Cubing Club and Video Editing with Filmora to develop problem-solving and communication skills. These activities extend learning beyond the classroom and encourage inquiry, collaboration, and presentation of ideas.
ASAC offers extensive arts and creative activities across age groups. Upper Primary and Secondary students participate in the DIS Dance Troupe and DIS Singers, while the Six Strings Club and Trinket Treasures provide music and crafts. The program also includes the DIS Nikon School Of Creativity (Photography Club) and Video Editing with Filmora, enabling visual arts and media production; Graphic Design with Canva is available in Lower Primary, and Easy Peasy Artsy supports younger artists. These clubs give students space to perform, create, and develop artistic skills beyond class time.
Mandarin Club is offered for Secondary students, providing language and cultural exposure. The DIS Model United Nations program offers participants experience in diplomacy and global issues. Together, these activities support cross-cultural understanding and global citizenship within the school's IB/Cambridge framework.
ASAC provides a variety of social and hobby clubs across levels. Lower Primary students can join Reading Club and Clay Moulding Club, while Upper Primary and Secondary students access DIS Cubing Club, DIS Dance Troupe, DIS Singers, Six Strings Club, Trinket Treasures, Volleyball, and Video Editing with Filmora; Secondary also includes Manga Club, Poetry Club, Hobbies Club, and Fitness Club. These activities help students build friendships and explore interests outside the classroom.
Service Learning is integrated with the curriculum. All secondary students participate in at least one community immersion during their time at Domuschola, with immersion activities aimed at building empathy, cultural awareness, and global citizenship. Immersion experiences are embedded across academics and student life and are designed to connect learning to real-world action.
Leadership development is embedded in the Student Council and the house system. The Student Council provides a platform for peer leadership, organizing house competitions, and coordinating after-school club collaborations; students learn democratic leadership, project management, and public speaking. The house system fosters leadership, teamwork, and school spirit across the entire community.
Athletics and the House Programme support wellbeing and community. The Varsity Sports Programme includes Basketball, Volleyball, Table Tennis, Futsal, and Chess, with teams that compete in MISAA tournaments from early grades. Mindfulness and wellness activities are offered, including Mindful Me Club and Meditation Club, as well as Taekwondo and Tennis. On campus, sport courts and an indoor gym are available, complemented by multi-use spaces that support physical and mental health.
Domuschola International School (DIS) is an IB World School in Pasig City, Philippines, offering a three‑phase program that blends the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) for Nursery to Grade 5, the Cambridge Programme for Grades 6–8 (CLSP) and IGCSE, and the IB Diploma Programme (DP) for Grades 11–12. The campus is located at 13 J. Cruz Street, Ugong, Pasig City 1604, within Barangay Ugong in Metro Manila. The language of instruction is English, with Filipino as a core subject. DIS provides English as an Additional Language (EAL) support and a Learning Support Programme to assist students with diverse learning needs. Facilities include science laboratories, dedicated music and drama spaces, a library, indoor gym, and multi‑sport courts; a third‑party bus service operates daily transport. The school supports a robust co‑curricular programme through After School Activities, Athletics, and Clubs (ASAC), with clubs such as Debate, Model United Nations, and the Honey Badger Herald. DIS emphasises inquiry‑based learning, global-mindedness, and university preparation through its College Counselling & University Admission services.
