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Make Your Weekends Worthwhile at Southville



Make Your Weekends Worthwhile at Southville

The Worthwhile Weekend Program is Southville International School and Colleges’ offering for students and other interested parties who may want to put their Saturdays into good use by learning new skills or knowledge in fun and interesting ways.

In the Performing Arts, the classes offered are Ballet in partnership with ACTS Manila. For the sports minded, there are classes in Karate, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, and Arnis.

For details, call Karen Leyson or Elydia Reyes at 825-6374 loc 100 or 0917 853 2450, or email us at pr@southville.edu.ph.[Read more]

Southville Business High School Students Win in Business Competition



Southville Business High School Students Win in Business Competition

The Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) team from Grade 12 – Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM) took first place in the business case presentation competition held at De La Salle University (DLSU) recently. Comprised of Sharina Ahmed, Christian Chia, Pola Cueto, Rance Llovido, Sid Espinosa, Elizabeth Burigsay and Derick Salvoro, the team presented their champion idea for sustaining and expanding a sole proprietorship business structure.

They competed against teams from other Metro Manila-based schools who participated in the Future Lasallians Camp 2018. The event was managed and organized by DLSU for senior high school students who are contemplating a [Read more]

Southville International Baccalaureate classes start



Southville International Baccalaureate classes start

The SISC International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program students for Academic Year 2018 – 2019 were warmly
welcomed by the IB officers and instructors in the orientation spearheaded by SISC IB Assistant Coordinator, Ms. Armie Ababa and the IB teachers and advisers.

The students were given a glimpse of the two-year IB program, governed by the Swiss-based International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO), that requires IB students to take classes in six subjects, become proficient in a second language, do volunteer work, and undertake original research that results in a 4,000-word essay. They must also satisfy rigorous assessment criteria in all IB subjects [Read more]

Southville Athletes Bring Back-to-Back Wins



Southville Athletes Bring Back-to-Back Wins

It’s bac-to-back wins for our Southville athletes! Good job Monarchs 💪💪💪 #BeAmazingBeSouthville

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Great job boys and Coach Jovenil. Thank you to the teachers who supported by watching. #WeBleedPurple

Score:
(SISC) 26-24 (RPI)
(SISC) 21-25 (RPI)
(SISC) 27-25 (RPI)

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Our High School Girls Volleyball won in their tune-up game against United Christian Academy
1st set SISC (25) UCA (23)
2nd set SISC (19) UCA (25)
3rd set SISC (25) UCA (20)

Great start girls and kudos to Coaches Jack and Jovenil #WeBleedPurple

© Southville Athletics Department and Ms. Rea Villa.

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Southville-Innove Alumna Headlines University Golf Scene



Southville-Innove Alumna Headlines University Golf Scene

Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) – INNOVE Education Solution alumna, Abegail “Abby” Arevalo is the rising superstar of the San Jose State University Golf Team. In her school’s latest foray, Abby finished 6th out of 45 contenders, and 1st in her school’s golf roster, in the Mountain West Conference Championship two years ago.

In her email, she excitedly announced to her friend, Miss Anjer, that she was finally number 1! And she was! She was the 1st finisher of their school roster and she finished 6th overall in recent conference. She also expressed that her success is due to [Read more]

Southville Launches Learning Village on August 18



Southville Launches Learning Village on August 18

“When children are young, they are learning sponges. Every new experience, every word they learn, every behavior they adopt, is an investment in a more fruitful future.”- Viki Palmer

Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) recently welcomed their students and parents for the pre-launching of the STAR Learning Village, held at the Southville Star Campus. The STAR Learning Village is made for children, ages 2 – 5 to learn in an environment where they can explore, discover, and play.

The Learning Village was founded on a concept that our brains can grow, intelligence is greatly influenced by the environment, and [Read more]

Raine Salamante officially Enrolls in Southville



Raine Salamante officially Enrolls in Southville

July 31, 2018 – Aspiring actress Raine Salamante continues her studies as a Senior High student in Southville International School and Colleges through the INNOVE Education Solution program.

“I chose Southville because of what I heard from my family and friends. According to all of them, everyone in the school is very nice and super friendly. Everyone shows respect to one another,” says Salamante.

Despite her busy schedule, Salamante still prioritize her education. She is currently on tour in one of the main roles of ‘Mundo ng Ekek: The Seven Deadly Sins’ a stage play by Frontline Productions. Although her [Read more]

Leadership Skills Soar in OWL



Leadership Skills Soar in OWL

The SISC Student Council officers honed their leadership skills through the Outdoor Workshop on
Leadership (OWL) held last July 17 at the Tropical Campus. They were joined by other students
leaders from Southville Global Education Network (SGEN) coming from South Mansfield College,
Stonyhurst-Southville International School – Batangas, and Stonyhurst-Southville International School
– Malarayat to learn about Leadership Dimensions, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens, and the
Duke of Edinburgh’s International Awards.

The OWL activities provided the participants opportunities to go beyond their comfort zones and realize
their personal strengths, to conquer their fears and develop self-confidence, and to manifest [Read more]

Monarchs Qualify for the Tournament of Champions at Yale University



Monarchs Qualify for the Tournament of Champions at Yale University

After competing against 4,000 plus students from 39 countries worldwide, the Southville Academic Varsity composed of Miguel Dominico Alzona, Mikhail Astin Alzona, Geoffrey Eliezer Borabien,Princess Aguilar, Akisha Julianne Cu, Robert Constantine Rivera, Paul Andrew Tatad, Hyuk Jin Park, Jasmine Reeves, Syna Vastardis, Cuitlauzina Brianna Cerbito, David Jacob Ramos, Matthew Ezekiel Sybingco, Rance Gabriel Llovido, Gabrielle Anindito, Io Carpiso, Nicholas James Gonzales, and Renz Leobert Del Rosario arrived victoriously as they brought home more than 90 gold and silver medals and trophies from the World Scholar’s Cup-Global Rounds held last June 18-23 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The event which is a [Read more]