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The Life@MI program includes a Smart Enrichment Program offering tailored experiences to discover and develop each student's strengths, including coding games and karate. Master classes broaden knowledge in engaging ways, and clubs such as Dance Troupe, Computer Programming, MI Stage, Social Action, and Varsity Conditioning provide ongoing intellectual and collaborative challenges. Programs for Excellence include International Relations Organizations (IRO), MI Voices & MI Glee Club, Phronesis School Paper & Publications, Student Council, and Euler's Club (Math). Students also participate in regional and international conferences and competitions, such as Harvard Model Congress Asia, the Trust for Sustainable Development Essay & Debate Competition, Innovation Hangar, and Junior Achievement Business Skills Pass.
Arts and creative activities include MI Voices & MI Glee Club and MI Stage, offering performance opportunities. The Dance Troupe provides ongoing dance involvement, and Phronesis School Paper & Publications supports student writing and publishing. The arts program emphasizes project-based, collaborative creativity through ongoing showcases and school-wide presentations.
MIIS offers international study tours for Grades 7-12 to Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Chiang Mai, Cambodia, and Indonesia. The International Relations Organizations (IRO) program and participation in Harvard Model Congress Asia foster global understanding and diplomacy. Service learning and sustainability initiatives promote intercultural awareness and responsible global citizenship. MIIS welcomes foreign students and provides support to adjust to language, socio-emotional, cultural, and academic needs.
Students can join clubs such as the Dance Troupe, Computer Programming, MI Stage, and Social Action, which run alongside the school day. The Varsity Conditioning program supports athletic interests, and mentorship programs provide peer guidance. The Life@MI page notes ongoing opportunities described as And More, reflecting a dynamic range of recreational and hobby-based groups.
MIIS runs a Service Learning program that engages students in ethical leadership and community impact through MI Kids Can! capstone projects. Sustainable Development initiatives include the planned MIIS Green School, addressing environmental and social challenges through student innovation. International study tours and community partnerships also support broader community engagement experiences.
The school supports leadership through the Student Council and Mentorship programs within Formation Programs. MIIS offers Personalized College & Career Pathways and is a College Board SAT Center for US-bound students. Innovation & Youth Entrepreneurship promotes youth entrepreneurship and includes a student-led bazaar, recognized by GoNegosyo.
Formation Programs include Caring Class Communities, Wellness & Formation Programs, and 1:1 Guidance for student well-being. Student Wellness and Safeguarding policies ensure a safe campus environment and ongoing support. The programs support social-emotional development and mentoring through dedicated staff and resources.
MIIS is a progressive international school offering programs from Pre-K to 12. It was established in 1996 and operates from two campuses in Quezon City: the Main Campus in Loyola Heights and an Upper School campus on Katipunan Avenue. A Parklinks campus in Pasig City is planned, targeting SY 2026–2027. MIIS follows a unique education framework based on Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences, with a strong emphasis on leadership, social responsibility, sustainability, and entrepreneurship. The program spans Preschool through Senior High School, with a Senior High School that includes HUMSS and a General Academic Strand; the school holds dual accreditation from the Philippine Department of Education and the Council of International Schools. The language-support policy notes English and Filipino for international families, and English proficiency is required for foreign students. MIIS highlights small class sizes and a blend of hands-on, real-world learning, plus a range of clubs and competitions to develop students' intelligences and leadership.
