There are actually quite a lot of schools in the Philippines that offer home schooling. However, most of them are private, which means they may cost a lot of money to enrol on.
Here a few private schools that are located all over the Philippines. Not knowing your location there, I can’t give you the nearest one to where you live.
Angelicum College (Quezon City, Private)
St. Joseph College(Quezon City, Private) Colegio de San Juan de Letran (Manila, Private)
St. Francis School (Las Pinas, Private)
Ann Arbor School(Paranaque, Private)
Marist School (Marikina, Private)
The one public school I came across is Batasan High School in Quezon City. Located in the Batasan hills, Quezon City, in the north-west of the island.
Home schooling is currently in big demand in the Philippines because the public schools are said to be of low quality and there are few private ones that average people can afford.
If you go online to the Philippines Home school social register, you can apply for home schooling from there. Alternatively, you can try ringing or emailing any of these schools I have mentioned above and enquire as to how much schooling will be and whether they will take you or your children on. Alternatively, if none of these schools are close enough to you or are not appropriate, you could try doing your own research online, the details of the various schools should be fairly easy to come by.
Here a few private schools that are located all over the Philippines. Not knowing your location there, I can’t give you the nearest one to where you live.
Angelicum College (Quezon City, Private)
St. Joseph College(Quezon City, Private) Colegio de San Juan de Letran (Manila, Private)
St. Francis School (Las Pinas, Private)
Ann Arbor School(Paranaque, Private)
Marist School (Marikina, Private)
The one public school I came across is Batasan High School in Quezon City. Located in the Batasan hills, Quezon City, in the north-west of the island.
Home schooling is currently in big demand in the Philippines because the public schools are said to be of low quality and there are few private ones that average people can afford.
If you go online to the Philippines Home school social register, you can apply for home schooling from there. Alternatively, you can try ringing or emailing any of these schools I have mentioned above and enquire as to how much schooling will be and whether they will take you or your children on. Alternatively, if none of these schools are close enough to you or are not appropriate, you could try doing your own research online, the details of the various schools should be fairly easy to come by.