Living Stone International School

43-B Marlim Blvd. Ext., Corner Debra St., Pulung Maragul, Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines. The school's address places LSIS in Angeles City, Pampanga.

LSIS offers Pre-Kinder, Kinder, Grade School, and High School, with High School comprising four years of Junior High School and two years of Senior High School.

International school community.

Guidance & Counselling provides services including Counseling, Testing, Student Individual Inventory, and Remedial & Enrichment to support academic, personal, and career development.

Philippines.

The school's Vision states it is Christ-centered and its motto emphasizes Jesus first, Others second, Yourself third.

The public information lists a school calendar of July to April; start/end times are not published on the site.

A school bus service is not listed on the public pages of the school; families should contact the school for transport arrangements.

Living Stone International School follows the Philippines' K-12 curriculum, with levels from Pre-Kinder to Senior High School (including four years of Junior High and two years of Senior High) prepared to support local and international college entry. English is the primary medium of instruction, with Filipino taught during Filipino periods. Kindergarten uses Developmentally Appropriate Practices organized around eight developmental areas, with tri-annual themes, block-time scheduling, and culminating activities. Grade School (Grades 1–6) and Junior High School (Grades 7–10) deliver integrated, experiential learning across core subjects, with English, Mathematics (spiral progression), Science (spiral progression), Social Studies, Filipino, plus MAPEH, ICT, Robotics (integrated from Kindergarten through Senior High), HELE, and a Homeroom Guidance Program, alongside Values Education. Senior High School offers STEM, ABM, and HUMSS strands, culminating in a capstone or research paper and an 80-hour Work Immersion, with community outreach components.

LSIS supports Social and Emotional Learning through a Guidance & Counselling program that targets wellness across four development areas—academic career, personal and social development, and community involvement—and offers services such as orientation, testing, student inventories, counseling, follow-up, research and evaluation, career guidance, and remedial & enrichment, with Student Activities including a Student Council, God's Gift Hour, and Outreach Programs that foster leadership and social responsibility.

The school does not publicly disclose a formal SEN program or explicit SEN categories; however, Remedial & Enrichment is offered within Guidance & Counselling to support students' academic and social development.

English is the sole medium of instruction in classes, with no publicly documented dedicated EAL programme.

Mental wellbeing is addressed through the Guidance & Counselling program, described as looking after the wellness of each student and providing counseling, testing, inventories, and follow-up services.

The school does not publicly disclose safeguarding policies on its site.

Step 1. Application: Fill out LSIS Admission and Health Forms at the Office of the Admissions or apply online for validation. A Php400.00 assessment fee must be paid and the receipt presented to the Admission Officer, who will set a definite date for the entrance exam. The forms you submit are used to establish enrollment eligibility and to begin the testing process. This initial step lays the groundwork for the assessment that follows.

Step 2. Assessment: On the day of the entrance exam, bring theTesting receipt; the exam duration is about 30 minutes for Preschool and about 2 hours for Grades 1–12. The examination assesses readiness for the intended grade level and informs enrollment decisions. After testing, the staff explains the next steps based on results.

Step 3. Submission of Requirements: Submit all necessary enrollment documents to the Office of Admission for approval and validation by the Registrar. A complete list of required documents is available on the Enrollment Requirements page. Meeting these requirements is necessary to finalize enrollment.

Step 4. Payment: Proceed to the Accounting Office for the final computation of tuition and fees and complete payment for enrollment. The financial settlement occurs after the assessment and document submission, at which point enrollment is confirmed.

LSIS offers scholarships and financial grants to qualified students. Available scholarship types include: Full Scholarship (100% tuition and all miscellaneous fees) and Partial Scholarship (50% or 100% discount on tuition). Eligibility and entitlements are defined by the scholarship program. The Educational Service Contracting (ESC) Scholarship provides government subsidies through FAPE or PEAC in the form of tuition vouchers for Junior High (Grade 7–10) and Senior High (Grade 11–12).

Application requirements and qualifications for scholarships include: a duly accomplished LSIS Scholarship Application Form, Certificate of Rank, a Letter of Recommendation, a copy of the Progress Report Card, LSIS Admission Test Results (STANINE of 7 or higher), a Certificate of Good Moral signed by the School Principal, and two 2x2 photographs. Special note: student-transferees (incoming Grades 8, 9, or 10) who wish to apply for scholarships and grants are accommodated only after one year of residency in LSIS.

Scholarship conditions require maintaining an Honors Grade/General Average typically in the 90–98 range, maintaining a Conduct Grade of 85% or higher (AO), having no disciplinary infractions, and showing active involvement in school or community activities. Educational support may continue until graduation or completion of high school subject to these conditions.

ESC scholarships provide government vouchers for eligible students, replacing tuition payments as described above; see Enrolment Requirements for details on eligibility and process.

LSIS accepts new students, transferees, returning students, and international students with good moral standing. The only entry point to LSIS is via admission test, and admission is dependent upon the number of slots available. The site does not publish a separate waitlist or pool system.