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Living Stone International School offers a broad range of facilities to support academic learning, creative arts, and student wellbeing. The school houses a Library serving Kindergarten through Senior High, plus dedicated ICT rooms and a Robotics Laboratory. Science facilities include laboratories for Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and general science, along with a HELE room. A Performing Arts Room and an Audio-Visual Room support music, drama, and multimedia projects, while a Multi-Purpose Hall provides space for events. Sports facilities include a covered court and a sports quadrangle, with a garden and play area for outdoor activities. Additional spaces include a Canteen and Dorm Kitchen, a Medical Clinic, multiple classrooms, and Parent-Teacher Conference rooms to support engagement.
Living Stone International School (LSIS) is a private, multi-level school in Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines, founded in 2007. The campus at 43-B Marlim Blvd. Ext., corner Debra Street in the Pulung Maragul area serves students from Pre-Kinder through Senior High School. The curriculum follows the Philippines' K-12 framework with LSIS's own program, including Pre-Kinder, Kinder, Grade School and High School levels, and English as the primary language of instruction (Filipino is taught as a subject). Robotics is integrated across the entire curriculum from Kindergarten to Senior High School, supporting math, science and technology learning. The school emphasizes values education, including God's Gift Hour and Outreach Programs, and provides facilities such as a Library, ICT rooms, Robotics Laboratory, Science Labs, a canteen and a Medical Clinic. Senior High students may access DepEd vouchers and the Funds for Assistance to Private Education (FAPE). The student body is diverse, with Filipinos, international students and dual citizens represented among about 656 students in 2019-2020.
