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The Starland curriculum provides a strong foundation for learning, emphasizing critical thinking, problem-solving, and integrated study across subjects. The school uses a revised K-to-12 framework with an entrance assessment and twice-yearly evaluations to place students in advance or regular class levels. MTAP drills and the Singapore Math method strengthen mathematical reasoning, while Journalism, Speech, and Broadcasting are offered as supplemental subjects to develop communication skills. English is the primary language of instruction, with Nihongo and Spanish available as additional language options, and a Learning Support Program helps diverse learners succeed.
Extracurricular activities include sports, musical plays, cultural events, and school clubs that promote teamwork, creativity, and confidence. Students participate in rehearsals and performances as part of the arts and culture programs, with opportunities to display talents at school events. The school also hosts extravagant events that celebrate student achievements in performance, culture, and the arts.
Nihongo and Spanish are offered as supplementary language options. The school organizes cultural events to foster cultural awareness and appreciation for diverse backgrounds. Students may take part in local and national competitions, such as quiz bees and essay writing, that involve language and cultural skills.
Students are encouraged to explore interests beyond academics through a range of extracurriculars, including sports, cultural events, and school clubs. These activities promote teamwork, creativity, and personal confidence.
The Student Learners' Council (SLC) provides a leadership training ground where students develop teamwork and responsibility. Campus Journalism, Speech, and Broadcasting are also used to build communication and leadership skills. The school supports participation in local and national competitions to apply leadership and academic work in real-world contexts.
Sports are among the activities offered as part of extracurriculars, alongside performing arts and cultural events that promote physical activity and teamwork. Extracurricular programs aim to make students well-rounded and confident, complemented by school events that celebrate talents.
Starland International School traces its origins to May 2001 as Starland Kiddie School and became Starland International School on January 19, 2007, expanding over time to nine campuses across Luzon, Mindanao, and the Visayas. It offers a Revised K-to-12 Curriculum under the Philippine system, with multiple learning modalities (Face-to-Face, Online Distance Learning, Blended Learning, and Homeschooling). English is the main language of instruction, with Nihongo and Spanish offered as foreign languages. The Math program includes MTAP drills and Singapore Math, and the school provides Journalism, Speech, and Broadcasting as part of its academic offerings along with a Learning Support Program and small class sizes. Campuses emphasize practical life skills, technology-enabled learning (robotics and advanced math drills), and opportunities in extracurriculars and events to develop well-rounded, globally prepared learners. The school also offers a transportation service to select branches.
