Leaders International Christian School of Manila

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Leaders International Christian School of Manila
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Leaders International Christian School of Manila
Coordinates 14°31′29″N121°02′36″E / 14.52475°N 121.04339°E / 14.52475; 121.04339
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TypePrivate, International School
Established2009
GradesPreschool - Grade 10
MascotWild Dog
Nickname Leaders, LICS
Website www.leaders-ics.com

Leaders International Christian School of Manila (or "Leaders-ICS") is located inside of Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Philippines. The school is currently open for Preschool up to 6th grade and will be expanding in the coming years. [1]

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