Gentry International School

The school is located in Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, Philippines. The Preschool and Grade School building sits on Claro M. Recto Highway within Clark Freeport Zone, while the Junior and Senior High Building is on CM Recto Highway in the same area. The Clark Freeport Zone setting places the campus within a mixed-use logistics and residential area in central Luzon.

Gentry International School offers a complete all-through program from Preschool through Senior High. Preschool includes Nursery, Kindergarten 1 and 2; Grade School covers Grades 1–6; Junior High spans Grades 7–10; Senior High covers Grades 11–12. The curriculum structure aligns with a K–12 framework and an emphasis on language development, digital learning, and college preparation.

The school operates as an all-through institution, offering programs from Preschool to Senior High. Public materials do not state a gender policy or boarding facilities; the site describes Preschool–12 as the full range of offerings.

No dedicated SEN (Special Educational Needs) provisions are listed in publicly published materials. The school employs MyON digital reading integration and offers language instruction in Filipino and Chinese Mandarin as part of its curriculum.

The school is based in the Philippines and operates in Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga. There is no stated country affiliation beyond its Philippine location.

No religious affiliation is stated in public materials. The school presents a multicultural and values-focused approach without a specific religious tie.

Exact daily start and end times are not published in public materials. The curriculum outlines a Preschool–12 structure and typical school-day progression, but specific hours are not provided.

Public materials do not list a school bus service or transportation arrangements. No bus-provider details are published on official pages.

Application and assessment fees

- Assessment fee for new students: PHP 1,000 – PHP 2,000 depending on year group (younger years at the lower amount; older year groups at the higher amount).
- International admission fee for foreign students (where applicable): USD 500 for the grades where an international admission charge applies.

Tuition fees by school year (annual and per semester)

The school operates a semester-based academic year. Annual tuition amounts by year group and a per-semester equivalent (annual ÷ 2) are listed below.

- Nursery: USD 3,000 per year — USD 1,500 per semester.
- Kindergarten 1: USD 3,000 per year — USD 1,500 per semester.
- Kindergarten 2: USD 5,000 per year — USD 2,500 per semester.
- Grades 1–5: USD 5,400 per year — USD 2,700 per semester.
- Grade 6: USD 5,400 per year — USD 2,700 per semester.
- Grades 7–10: USD 6,000 per year — USD 3,000 per semester.
- Grades 11–12 (Senior High): USD 6,600 per year — USD 3,300 per semester.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Enrollment / acceptance: a non‑refundable enrollment/admission charge is payable at the time of accepting a place (paid on issuance of the Letter of Acceptance).
- Tuition payment timing: annual tuition is required to be completed before the start of the school year/semester; the school's academic calendar is semester-based with defined semester start dates.
- Local incidental and miscellaneous charges (see next section) are billed in addition to tuition and may be required at enrollment or during the year.

Boarding / accommodation fees

- The school does not list an on‑campus boarding program as a standard school service. Managed accommodation and package programs (accommodation supplied through third‑party operators) exist as separate, externally arranged services and are billed separately from school fees. No on‑site boarding fee schedule is published as part of the school's fee structure.

Other costs and recurring charges

- Miscellaneous fees (examples by year group): ranges shown include amounts such as USD 180–USD 420 depending on year group. These cover school maintenance, incidental supplies and similar items.
- LMS / textbooks and learning resources: amounts vary by year group (examples shown in published schedules range from around USD 200 for early years up to USD 600 for senior grades).
- Activity fees (extra‑curricular, field trips, graduation-related items): graded amounts are charged and vary by year group (examples shown in published schedules range from about USD 100 up to USD 270).
- Typical miscellaneous items explicitly listed in the school's local fee descriptions include school ID, customized ID lanyard, annual accident insurance, laboratory and facilities maintenance charges, and basic school supplies.

Refund information

- The admissions/enrollment payment is non‑refundable. For tuition, a graded refund schedule is applied depending on the timing of withdrawal relative to the start date: examples of the schedule used for student programs include refunds of 80% (more than 30 days before start), 70% (15–29 days), 50% (1–14 days), with progressively smaller refunds after the semester start and no refund after a specified number of days. Local fees and miscellaneous charges that have already been consumed are not refundable. (This refund framework is the published policy applied to student intakes and enrollment; percentages and exact day bands are applied as stated in the school's published refund schedule.)

Fee payment options and notes on availability of payment channels

- No public, itemized list of accepted payment channels (for example, specific bank account details, credit‑card processors or online payment gateways) is published in the fee schedules that are publicly available. Common international school practice is to offer bank transfer and in some cases credit/debit card payments, but an explicit list of accepted payment methods for these exact fees is not included in the publicly posted fee information. For clarity on acceptable payment channels, inquire directly with the school's finance office using the school contact details on file.

Summary of sources and limits of publicly available fee detail

- Published fee schedules and third‑party program summaries provide the annual tuition figures and itemized local charges summarized above, together with enrollment and refund rules; however, a single complete public fee schedule showing every payment channel and every administrative timing detail is not available in the publicly posted materials. The figures above reflect the school's published annual tuition levels, assessment and admission charges, typical miscellaneous and resource charges, the semester structure used for billing, and the school's published refund framework.