Victory Christian International School

The school is located at 339 Robinson Circle, Capt. Henry Javier Drive, Oranbo, Pasig City, 1600 Philippines. The Pasig City location places it within the greater Manila area, along a residential-urban corridor. The campus address is the main point of contact for inquiries and visits.

VCIS offers preschool, elementary (grade school), high school, and college preparatory education. The school began a Homeschool Program two years after its 2010 rebranding to Victory Christian International School.

VCIS is a co-educational day school. There is no boarding facility advertised for any year group.

Public information about Additional Learning Needs (SEN) provisions is not listed on VCIS materials. The school emphasizes Christian character, academic excellence, and leadership development rather than publicly detailing SEN support.

No formal country affiliation is listed. The school operates in the Philippines as VCIS.

Religious affiliation is Christian (non-denominational). The school is founded and operated within a Christian framework.

The school day typically runs from around 7:00–8:00 AM to 4:00 PM; some listings show 8:00 AM–5:00 PM. Exact start and end times vary by grade level and campus.

VCIS does not publish a dedicated school bus service. Families should plan transport through local public options; the campus is accessible by nearby public transit, including jeepneys and bus routes in the area.

Application / Registration Fees

- A one‑time application/registration fee for VCIS's HomeStudy/Online enrolment has been reported in public sources at approximately PHP 20,000–25,000.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- VCIS does not publish a public, grade‑by‑grade per‑term or per‑year fee schedule available in online materials found during this search. Public listings and homeschool‑provider guides reference VCIS's HomeStudy program and report historic/approximate overall tuition/registration levels rather than a detailed breakdown by grade. The most commonly cited figure for HomeStudy registration/tuition combined is approximately PHP 20,000–25,000; aggregator sources that summarize multiple providers show much wider ranges for other remote/hybrid providers but do not provide a definitive VCIS per‑grade table.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- A specific recurring billing schedule (for example: annual, per term, or monthly installment plans) and standard payment terms for VCIS tuition are not published in the online material located during this search. VCIS's HomeStudy/online programs have historically followed the Philippine school calendar with enrollment windows commonly in June; however, no definitive public statement of the school's routine tuition billing schedule or late‑payment/penalty terms was found.

Boarding fees

- VCIS operates in Pasig and offers HomeStudy / VCIS Online programs; no boarding provision or boarding fees were identified. There is no evidence that standard on‑campus boarding is offered by VCIS.

Other costs and typical additional fees

- Graduation/commencement and year‑end ceremony fees: For the VCIS year‑end/commencement ceremonies in recent event material, specific ticket/package charges (for example: Early Bird and Regular rates for Onsite and Online attendance, and a Combo package for graduates) were published for the event in 2024; these ceremony fees ranged from several thousand Philippine pesos (examples include Early Bird Graduating Onsite PHP 4,000, Regular Graduating Onsite PHP 4,500, and a Combo Package at PHP 7,000). These charges were described as final and non‑refundable for those events.

- Learning materials and curriculum resources: VCIS HomeStudy uses distance‑learning curriculum materials (historically associated with Bob Jones University curricula for HomeStudy), and families should expect charges for textbooks, worktexts, materials, and any optional consumables or activity fees; such material costs are commonly billed separately from base registration/tuition by homeschool providers. Public summaries identify curriculum and materials as additional cost items but do not provide VCIS line‑item amounts.

- Assessment, testing or portfolio fees: Many DepEd‑accredited homeschool providers require assessment, portfolio review, or placement testing with modest fees; no VCIS‑specific publicly posted amounts for these items were located.

- Uniforms, school IDs, excursions and optional activity fees: No VCIS‑published schedule of uniform costs or regular school uniform requirement costs was located for the HomeStudy/online program; in‑person activity fees and printed materials for ceremonies have appeared as separate charges in event notices.

Refund information

- For year‑end/commencement event tickets, VCIS materials for the cited event state that all sales and transactions for those event tickets are final and non‑refundable. No publicly posted general tuition refund policy for enrolment or tuition was found in the materials accessed during this search.

Fee payment options

- Event and related payments have been accepted via an online payment link (referenced as a Learning Plus payment link for the year‑end ceremony). Historical site pages also reference use of online payment gateways. No comprehensive, currently published list of accepted payment instruments (for example, specific credit card brands, bank transfer account numbers, or in‑person cashier locations) for general tuition was found in the source material reviewed.

Practical summary for parents (concise)

- Reported one‑time registration/application charge for the VCIS HomeStudy/online offering: approximately PHP 20,000–25,000.
- No public grade‑by‑grade per‑term or per‑year tuition schedule could be located; public sources provide only general/approximate tuition indications for the HomeStudy program rather than a full fee table.
- No boarding fees apply because a boarding program was not identified.
- Ceremony/event fees and learning‑materials costs have appeared separately and should be budgeted for; some event fees cited are non‑refundable.