Faith Academy, located in Manila with a branch campus in Davao, is an international Christian school primarily for the children of missionaries working in Asia. The school is committed to equipping the students to be Christ-like, life-long learners. Faith Academy endeavors to provide each students with a dynamic, relevant education.
Faith Academy was established in 1957 with an initial enrollment of 49 students. Twelve acres of land were purchased 10 miles east of Manila, and in 1962 classrooms and boarding home facilities were constructed. Typhoon Yoling damaged 60% of the campus in 1970 but God provided the funds to rebuild and expand the school. Gifts came from churches, denominations, and private individuals. In 1983 a branch 1st–8th grade school was established in Davao on the southern Philippine island of Mindanao.
Approximately 600 students are enrolled at the Manila campus including around 60 who have chosen boarding. Another 65 students attend the Davao branch school on its own campus. Children of missionaries comprise 98% of the enrollment, giving Faith Academy the largest concentration of missionary children in the world. More than 85% of the graduates attend college or university.
The school currently has an Elementary Division (K-5), Middle Division and High School Division.
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