Everest Academy Manila

Everest Academy Manila is located at 3846 38th Drive North, Fort Bonifacio, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig 1634, Philippines. The campus sits within Bonifacio Global City, a central business and residential district in Metro Manila. It is accessible via main roads and local transit in the Fort Bonifacio area.

The school offers a K–12 program. It is structured into Lower Primary (Kindergarten to Grade 2), Upper Primary (Grades 3–5), Middle School (Grades 6–8), and High School (Grades 9–12).

Everest Academy Manila operates as a Catholic international, co-educational school; from Grade 4 onward some classrooms are single-sex. The school is affiliated with Regnum Christi and emphasizes Catholic formation.

SEN/Additional Learning Needs support is limited. Everest identifies as a mainstream school and does not provide resources for students with needs beyond a certain level.

There is no formal country affiliation beyond its operation in the Philippines; it is part of a global Catholic education network (Regnum Christi) and branding as an international school in the Philippines.

Catholic; Everest is a Catholic international school and part of the Regnum Christi education network.

Kinder (K) typically runs 7:50 AM–1:25 PM. Upper Primary (Grades 1–5) runs 7:30 AM–2:10 PM Monday–Thursday and 7:30 AM–1:25 PM on Fridays. Middle School (Grades 6–8) and High School (Grades 9–12) run 8:00 AM–3:20 PM Monday–Thursday, with Friday dismissal at 2:30 PM.

No dedicated school bus service is published by the school. Families typically arrange transport to and from the Bonifacio Global City campus.

Application / Entrance Fees

- Kindergarten application / entrance-exam fee: PHP 4,500.
- Grades 1–11 application / entrance-exam fee: PHP 7,000.
- One-time matriculation fee for all new students: PHP 55,000.

Tuition and main annual fees by year group (published fee components)

- The school publishes the tuition structure as annual fees composed of a Basic Tuition Fee plus an annual Capital Development Fee. The published Basic Tuition Fee and Capital Development Fee amounts (annual) are:
- Kindergarten (Kinder): Basic Tuition PHP 355,000; Capital Development Fee PHP 90,000.
- Grades 1–2: Basic Tuition PHP 470,000; Capital Development Fee PHP 120,000.
- Grades 3–5: Basic Tuition PHP 505,000; Capital Development Fee PHP 120,000.
- Grades 6–8: Basic Tuition PHP 525,000; Capital Development Fee PHP 125,000.
- Grades 9–11: Basic Tuition PHP 560,000; Capital Development Fee PHP 125,000.
- Grade 12: Basic Tuition PHP 570,000; Capital Development Fee PHP 125,000.

- Example first-year total for a new Kindergarten enrollee combines the one-time matriculation fee and annual fees (Basic Tuition + Capital Development Fee). Published example first-year totals used by external fee summaries show this structure (matriculation + annual tuition + capital fee).

Per-term presentation and billing note

- The published fee figures above are shown as annual amounts. The school provides detailed payment schedules and instalment options when issuing the student's fee assessment and online payment instructions; parents receive the school's payment instructions from the Admissions/Accounting office upon completion of application and documentation. (Fees are therefore presented annually in the school's published table; the school issues term/instalment schedules as part of the assessment and payment process.)

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The Admissions process states that the Admissions Office will email online payment instructions after required application documents are submitted, and the Business/Accounting offices manage fee enquiries and assessments. The school's published materials instruct families to contact the Accounting/Business Office for specific payment schedules and deadlines.

Boarding fees

- Everest International Academy Manila is a day campus; boarding provision is not listed for the Manila campus. The school's network includes separate sister boarding academies abroad, indicating that boarding is not applicable at the Manila campus. No Manila boarding fee is published.

Other costs and recurring / miscellaneous fees

- The published fee tables and external summaries separate miscellaneous items from Basic Tuition and Capital Development. External fee summaries and the school's admissions materials list additional usual items that can appear on a family's assessment, such as: miscellaneous/other fees (examples used in external summaries include amounts for items such as learning resources, assessment/exam charges, and student services), exam/entrance charges, and any grade-specific miscellaneous charges. Exact miscellaneous charges are shown on the school's detailed fee table and the student assessment.

- Uniforms, textbooks, activity fees, and optional program charges are treated as separate items in the school's assessments and by external fee breakdowns; amounts vary by grade and by which optional services or activities a family chooses. Specific amounts for uniforms, books, activity fees and optional services are included in the detailed fee schedule and in each student's assessment.

Sibling discounts and concessions

- The school applies a sibling discount structure for families with multiple children enrolled: two children – 10% discount; three children – 15% discount; four children – 20% discount; five or more – 25% discount (applies to simultaneous enrolments as published in the school FAQ and external fee summaries).

Refund information

- The one-time matriculation fee is published as a new-student charge. The school's fee documents and accounting office manage refund and withdrawal rules; parents are requested to direct refund or withdrawal enquiries to the Accounting/Business Office (the school's fee policies and detailed terms—such as which fees are non-refundable and the school's withdrawal/refund schedule—are provided in the school's fees and policies documents and in the student assessment). For fee-specific refund rules, contact the school's Accounting or Business Office.

Fee payment options

- The Admissions and application process notes that online payment instructions are provided by the Admissions/Accounting office. The school's published pages list official contact points (Admissions, Registrar, Business/Accounting) for payments and accounting enquiries. Families receive the school's payment instructions (including accepted payment channels and account details) with the assessment and payment emails. For the available payment channels and the process for credit-card, bank-transfer or alternative payment methods, the school directs families to the Admissions/Accounting/Business Office for the official instructions.

Quick summary (numbers shown as published annual amounts)

- Application / Entrance exam: Kinder PHP 4,500; Grades 1–11 PHP 7,000.
- One-time matriculation (new students): PHP 55,000.
- Basic Tuition (annual): Kinder PHP 355,000; Grades 1–2 PHP 470,000; Grades 3–5 PHP 505,000; Grades 6–8 PHP 525,000; Grades 9–11 PHP 560,000; Grade 12 PHP 570,000.
- Capital Development Fee (annual): Kinder PHP 90,000; Grades 1–11 / 3–12 range PHP 120,000–125,000 (grade-specific as listed above).

(Specific totals, instalment options, miscellaneous charges, and refund terms are provided in the school's detailed fee table and by the Accounting/Business Office when issuing the student's fee assessment.)