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Philippines, Manila
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- Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) accreditation. LICSM displays the ACSI Accredited logo among its collaborations, and ACSI accreditation is a recognized international program for Christian schools that involves self-study and peer review to promote ongoing school improvement.
- Department of Education (DepEd) recognition/permit to operate (Philippines). The DepEd logo appears among LICSM's collaborations, signaling government oversight and alignment with national education standards; DepEd maintains processes and lists for private schools that have government recognition and permits to operate.
Leaders International Christian School of Manila (LICSM) is a faith-centered school located on Bayani Road in Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City. The campus operates as a small-class, Christ-centered learning community founded in 2009. The curriculum is based on the BJU Press program, which pairs core subjects such as math, science, language arts, and history with Bible studies to support spiritual development. Instruction is delivered in English within a biblical framework, and the school provides a strong emphasis on character development and leadership. LICSM offers a preschool program and maintains a small-class size (about 10 students per class) to support individualized attention. Extracurriculars include sports (gymnastics, futsal, basketball, badminton, volleyball, pickleball) and music, along with programs focused on health, culture, environmental initiatives, leadership development, and community outreach. The school runs a bus service across several Fort Bonifacio area routes. Boarding is not described on the site; the school focuses on day programs and transportation options. Founded in 2009, LICSM aims to form students who lead with integrity and faith.
