FAQs

Interested parents, families and guests are welcome to take a campus tour of Domuschola. Please send us an email at admissions@domuschola.edu.ph or call us at +63 927 651 5669, +632 635 2002 or +635 635 9743.

During the visit, parents and guests will be given the admissions packet containing the application form, recommendation forms, list of requirements, and parents packet about the Primary Years Programme or IB Diploma Programme.

Domuschola is on a rolling admissions basis. As slots per level are limited, students who are applying for the following school year are encouraged to process their application for admission as soon as possible in order to secure their slot.

To establish a prospective student’s academic readiness for Domuschola’s curriculum, an admissions test using the OLSAT will be administered. The results of the admissions test will determine the final grade level placement for the student application.

Our school calendar is from August to May.

Note: Wednesday is a late start as teachers and staff have Professional Development sessions every Wednesday morning.

Currently, we have 349 students which comprises of 35% foreign, and 65% local students.

The medium of instruction at Domuschola is English.

Yes, we do. Filipino is a regular subject in Domuschola.

Domuschola faculty are all Early Childhood or Education degree holders. Our teachers are all well-experienced in teaching and are trained both locally and internationally. As Domuschola commits to developing leaders and nurturing life-long learners among its employees, our teachers regularly attend IB workshops and professional development courses to further hone their skills.

Grade 5 and above can bring gadgets. Cellphones are not allowed to use during classes. 

Domuschola has zero tolerance for bullying. We strive to create a safe environment where our students understand that bullying is not acceptable and everyone to take responsibility in stopping it.

Yes, we do but upon the review and evaluation of our Learning Support Team, Primary or Secondary Coordinator.