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Academic and intellectual activities include co-curricular programs that complement the curriculum. The High School offers Academic Skills Showcase and SHS Electives, while Grade School features Subject Focus Celebrations and regular Homeroom activities. The program also includes Club activities and Guilds to support academic collaboration. Enrichment Classes provide additional opportunities beyond core subjects.
Arts and creative activities include the Grade School Music Showcase. High School also participates in Clubs and Guilds that encourage creative expression. The site outlines these co-curriculars as part of Student Life, though specific programs in drama or visual arts are not listed.
Cultural and language activities include the Overseas Learning Experience (OLEs) offered in High School, providing international exposure. The school also hosts cultural events such as a Filipino language and culture celebration (Buwan ng Wika) as part of school life. These activities foster cultural awareness and global-mindedness among students.
Grade School offers Extra Curricular Activities such as Family Connect, Family Day, Enrichment Classes, Orientation Week (O-Week), Guilds, and Student Council. High School provides similar options plus Clubs and Overseas Learning Experience (OLEs). These activities support social connection, skill-building, and peer interaction beyond the classroom.
Outreach programs are part of the Spiritual Development Program for both Grade School and High School. The program also includes Community Immersions and retreats for graduating students, which provide opportunities to engage with the broader community.
Student Council is a featured Extra Curricular activity in both Grade School and High School. Orientation Week introduces students to school life and leadership expectations. Overseas Learning Experience (OLEs) offers global exposure and leadership development opportunities. The Spiritual Development Program includes Growth groups and retreats that foster mentoring and leadership skills.
GCF International Christian School is a faith-based institution located in Ortigas Center, Pasig City, operating from the GCF Building on Ruby and Garnet Roads. It serves Preschool through Senior High, following the DepEd K-12 Basic Education Curriculum across all levels, with Senior High offering strands in ABM, HUMSS, and STEM. The school emphasizes a Christ-centered approach, integrating Scripture across curricula and providing chaplaincy, spiritual development programs, and an active student life with clubs and electives. The campus hosts a Primary Wing and facilities noted on the school's pages, and the school year runs August to May. Kinder students must be 5 years old by October 31. There is no school bus service. The school welcomes students from diverse faith backgrounds.
