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Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
Located in Phase 2, Topaz St., VML Subdivision, Brgy. North Fundidor, Molo, Iloilo City, Iloilo, Philippines 5000, the Iloilo International Christian Mission School is a Christian institution with a Korean affiliation. The school follows Department of Education guidelines with modifications to support its objective of guiding students' mental, emotional and physical development. The Pre-School program emphasizes four domains: Intelligence Development, Socio-emotional Development, Spiritual Development, and Psychomotor Development, and uses quarterly progress reports and non-numerical grading, plus parent-teacher consultations. In Elementary, instruction is grade-level and supported by resources such as DTT materials and Pointers and Performance Tasks, alongside events like United Nations Day. The school maintains a Calendar of Events with milestones including Parents' Orientation and Opening of Classes. The overall curriculum aims to build foundational academics together with character and spiritual formation. The school began in 1999 as MOLO HOLINESS SCHOOL, later NOWON WORLD MISSION SCHOOL, INC., and has been Iloilo International Christian Mission School, Inc since 2007.
Phase 2, Topaz St., VML Subdivision, Brgy. North Fundidor, Molo, Iloilo City, Iloilo, Philippines 5000
Stages
Pre-School, Elementary, High-School
Type
Christian school
Country affiliation
Korean
Religious affiliation
Christian
School day structure
Mon–Fri: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Diving Deeper
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Fees
Application / entrance fees - The school charges entrance/registration-related fees that are paid at enrolment: a Parents' Club membership fee (per family), an ID fee, and insurance (listed as part of entrance fees). Specific monetary amounts for these application/entrance items are not published in the school's public materials.
Tuition fees by school year (Preschool, Kinder, Elementary, Junior High, High School) - Specific tuition fee amounts per year group and per term are not published in the school's public materials and therefore cannot be presented here as numeric values. The school's enrolment process and payment rules refer to a total tuition and miscellaneous fee amount for the year, but individual per-grade or per-term fee figures are not provided in the publicly available documents.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Minimum downpayment on enrolment: 25% of the total tuition and miscellaneous fees; this 25% serves as the minimum downpayment required at registration. - Payment schedules available for the remaining balance: - Quarterly basis — each quarter payment is due one week before the Quarter Exam. - Monthly basis — monthly payments are due on the 17th of every month. - The 25% downpayment is explicitly stated as NOT REFUNDABLE when a student withdraws any time after registration, except where partial refund rules (below) apply within the 30-day grace period. - Discount provisions (applied at the school's discretion): - Academic discounts for students with the 1st and 2nd highest class averages. - Discount for full cash / full-payment enrolment. - Sibling discounts: 15% on the second child and 20% on the third child (not applicable to Academic Scholars). - Consequences of late or unpaid accounts: failure to pay on time may result in withholding of examination permits, holding of grades and results, and the right of the school to remove a student from the register if unpaid bills exceed half of total fees for the school year. A promissory note may be accepted on a case-by-case basis but accounts should be settled a week after the examination date.
Boarding fees - The school's public materials do not publish any boarding programme or boarding fees. No boarding fees are listed; boarding does not appear to be offered as a program in the publicly available school information.
Other costs and typical additional charges - A school-supplied list of required school materials is distributed during enrolment and must be submitted to the class adviser; these material costs are additional to tuition and are not published as fixed amounts. - Uniform costs, specific book or materials pricing, activity or excursion fees, and other miscellaneous student charges are not published as fixed amounts in the school's public materials. Where miscellaneous items are referenced (IDs, insurance, Parents' Club fee), amounts are not specified.
Refund information - Refund rules for withdrawals within the initial 30-day grace period (provided all fees have been fully paid) are: - Withdrawal within the 1st week after registration: 75% of the amount paid may be refunded. - Withdrawal within the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th week after registration: 50% of the amount paid may be refunded. - No refund will be made for withdrawals made 30 days or more after registration. - Entrance fees (Parents' Club membership fee, ID, insurance) are excluded from the refundable amounts referenced above. The initial 25% downpayment is stated as non‑refundable when withdrawal occurs after registration, subject to the specific grace-period rules.
Fee payment options (methods) - The school's public materials list required payment timing and schedules but do not specify available payment methods (for example: cash, credit card, bank transfer, mobile payment). No definitive public statement of accepted payment channels is provided.
Summary / critical note for parents - The school publishes detailed enrolment and payment policies (downpayment percentage, payment schedule options, discounts, refund rules within a 30‑day grace period, and consequences for nonpayment) but does not publish numeric tuition or fixed miscellaneous fee amounts by year group or term in the publicly available materials. Because per-grade and per-term fee figures are not available in public documents, exact monetary amounts (per term/per year group) cannot be supplied here.
Academics
Curriculum
The school follows Department of Education guidelines with modifications to suit its objectives. It provides an international school program focused on mental, emotional and physical development, with teachers trained to recognize each learner's learning style and adapt instruction accordingly. Pre-School emphasizes four learning domains: Intelligence Development, Socio-emotional Development, Spiritual Development, and Psychomotor Development; students are assessed with quarterly progress reports, and Pre-School uses non-numerical grading with quarterly evaluations and parent–teacher consultations. Elementary programs include grade‑level learning with resources such as DTT materials, Pointers and Performance Tasks, and events like United Nations Day, with a Calendar of Events showing milestones such as Parent's Orientation and Opening of Classes. The overall curriculum aims to develop foundational academics alongside character formation and spiritual development.
Wellbeing
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Parent Experience
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Facilities
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Extra-Curricular Activities
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Languages
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Reputation
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Admissions
Scholarships
Scholarships are non-cumulative and non-transferable. Scholarships are granted only for the current school year and not for the summer session. Scholarships are granted on the regular tuition fees only. All miscellaneous and other fees are therefore, to be paid in full. Percentage of scholarship availment is upon the discretion of the IICMS Board of Directors. Among the scholarships that the school is offering are as follows: 1. Academic Scholarship. This is given to the current IICMS students with the 1st & 2nd highest average according to the number of learners in a class. 2. Scholarship for IICMS Faculty and Staff Children (for Married). This is granted to qualified children of full-time, part-time faculty, staff and board members of IICMS for a maximum of two (2) children only. 3. Scholarships for Pastors'/Missionaries' child/children. This is granted to qualified children of pastors and missionaries.
School Events
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FAQs
Where is Iloilo International Christian Mission School located?
The school is in Iloilo City, Philippines, at Phase 2, Topaz Street, VML Subdivision, Brgy. North Fundidor, Molo. The full address helps relocating families identify the campus.
What levels does the school serve and what is the starting age?
The school provides Pre-School, Elementary, and High School. Preschool starts at age 3, while the upper age limit isn't published.
What is the core focus of Iloilo International Christian Mission School's curriculum?
The curriculum follows Department of Education guidelines with modifications to support mental, emotional, and physical development. It emphasizes character formation and spiritual development, with teachers adapting instruction to each learner's style and needs.
Is the school co-educational?
Yes. Iloilo International Christian Mission School is a co-educational institution.
What is the downpayment and when is it due?
The minimum downpayment on enrolment is 25% of the total tuition and miscellaneous fees and is due at registration. It is non-refundable after registration, except for grace-period refund rules within 30 days.
Are scholarships available and who qualifies?
Scholars are available and awarded at the Board's discretion for the current year. Categories include Academic Scholarship for top 1st/2nd in class, scholarships for IICMS faculty or staff children, and scholarships for pastors'/missionaries' children; they apply to regular tuition fees and are non-cumulative and non-transferable.
How does the fee payment schedule work and what about refunds within the grace period?
Fees can be paid quarterly (due one week before the Quarter Exam) or monthly (due on the 17th). Within the 30-day grace period, refunds are 75% in week 1 and 50% in weeks 2–4; after 30 days there are no refunds. Entrance fees are excluded from these refund rules.
Is boarding offered at the school?
Boarding is not listed as an option in the publicly available materials, and no boarding program is advertised. The school appears to operate as a day program.
What does the preschool assessment look like?
Preschool uses non-numerical grading with quarterly evaluations and parent–teacher consultations. The program focuses on four domains—Intelligence, Socio-emotional, Spiritual, and Psychomotor Development—alongside foundational academic development.
What resources are used in the elementary program?
The Elementary program provides grade-level learning with resources such as DTT materials, Pointers, and Performance Tasks. The school also hosts events like United Nations Day and maintains a Calendar of Events with milestones such as Parent's Orientation and Opening of Classes.
How is safeguarding and student wellbeing handled?
The school has a Child Protection Committee and an anti-bullying policy. Incidents are investigated, with parents informed and records kept; in serious cases, external professionals or authorities may be involved.
Are there any special education or EAL supports?
The school states that applicants with special needs should seek enrollment in schools offering curricula for special children. EAL support is not specified in the available materials.
What are the uniform requirements?
Students wear the prescribed complete school uniform Monday to Thursday, and the P.E. uniform on Fridays. IDs must be worn at all times, and students remove shoes at the door and wear slippers inside. Boys wear a white polo with black trim, black pants, and black shoes; girls wear a white polo with black trim, a black pleated skirt, and black shoes.
Who governs the school?
The school is governed by a Board of Directors. It began in 1999 as MOLO HOLINESS SCHOOL and was renamed NOWON WORLD MISSION SCHOOL, INC. in 2001, before becoming Iloilo International Christian Mission School, Inc. in 2007.
What is the school's history and name changes?
The institution started in 1999 as MOLO HOLINESS SCHOOL for Pre-School, changed to NOWON WORLD MISSION SCHOOL, INC. in 2001, opened Elementary in 2004, and was renamed Iloilo International Christian Mission School, Inc. in 2007.
What community or family involvement opportunities exist?
There is a Parents' Club membership fee, and parent–teacher communications occur through orientations and reports. A formal PTA isn't published in the available materials, but families participate through the Parents' Club.
Does the school have any accreditations or recognitions?
No accreditations or awards are published in the available information.
What languages are taught and is there bilingual instruction?
Language offerings and any bilingual or immersion programs aren't published in the available materials.
Is there a waitlist or admissions process publicly described?
Public materials do not publish waitlist details or a formal admissions process. Scholarships exist, but they are discretionary by the Board and apply to regular tuition only.
What is the typical school day schedule?
The school day runs Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
