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Nord Anglia International School Manila introduces the International Primary Curriculum, a first for Philippine international schools
The Philippine Star
|December 07, 2025
Nord Anglia International School Manila will introduce the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), making it the first international school in the Philippines to implement the programme for primary students.
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Created by leading educators in the UK, the IPC at NAIS Manila will build on the foundations of the English National Curriculum for core subjects while strengthening students’ inquiry and conceptual understanding.
“We're incredibly proud that Nord Anglia International School Manila is the only school in the Philippines to offer such a globally respected framework as the International Primary Curriculum,” said Mrs. Alison Fox, Principal of Nord Anglia International School Manila. “This reflects our commitment to leading education innovation.”
Having been benchmarked against 20 international education systems, its learning goals are equivalent to, and often more challenging than national standards. Today, more than 1,000 international schools worldwide use the IPC to deliver a future-ready education.
What sets the IPC apart is its international focus. It encourages curiosity, cultural awareness, and a deeper understanding of the world.
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