Spend a worldschooling semester in the Philippines
With 7,641 islands to explore, the Philippines is one of the planet’s most megadiverse wonderlands — a dream playground for worldschooling families.
Travel every 8 weeks
- Philippine destinations: Families explore Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao through themed trips.
- Theme-based learning: Each destination connects to a subject (marine biology in Palawan, agriculture in Banaue, sustainability in Siargao).
- Local immersion: Weekly activities with beaches, forests, and indigenous communities.
- Annual international trip: One longer journey abroad each year for global immersion.
Sep 23 – Oct 23, 2026
📍 Siargao Island (Eco Academy)
Trisha will be speaking at a digital nomad conference in Siargao and spending one month on the island.
This is not the official start of our semester, but it’s an optional 30‑day island immersion for families who wish to experience the rhythms of Siargao life before the cohort begins.
Oct 23, 2026 – Jan 10, 2027
📍 Subic Bay (Homebase)
A season of cultures, outdoor immersion, and community connection — all beginning here in Subic Bay. Together we’ll explore nature, share traditions, and celebrate milestones, including Day of the Dead (we’re Mexicans!) and the spectacular Filipino Christmas, one of the most festive celebrations in the world.
Jan 10-17, 2027
📍 Dauin (Dive Camp)
A week of ocean discovery and community connection. Families dive into Apo Island’s reefs, explore Dauin’s famous muck sites, and join local conservation projects.
Jan 17 – Mar 28, 2027
📍 Subic Bay (Homebase)
After the ocean adventures in Dauin, families return to Subic for two months of grounding. This cycle focuses on community integration, outdoor immersion, and cultural learning.
Mar 28 – Apr 4, 2027
📍 Boracay (Kitesurfing Camp)
A week of island living on Boracay’s white sands. Families enjoy eco trails, marine adventures, and community wellness.
April 4 – Jun 3, 2027
📍 Subic Bay (Homebase)
This is the closing cohort of the semester — 8 weeks of deep immersion, cultural exchange, and outdoor living in Subic Bay. Families consolidate their learning, strengthen community bonds, and celebrate milestones together, wrapping up with a vibrant showcase before the long summer pause.
June – August 2027
📍 European Summer
As we are also a Swiss family, we spend our summers in Europe for our personal worldschooling. You can join us in this as well!
Subic Bay, Philippines
Gated community in the jungle where your kids can freely play outside unsupervised. It’s the safest neighborhood in the Philippines!
EXPLORE OUR HOMEBASESafe & Premium Housing
Discover the unmatched comfort of Subic Bay gated housing, where safety and security are at the heart of everyday life. These exclusive communities combine modern elegance with peace of mind, offering families, professionals, and expats a truly elevated lifestyle.
OUR STORY
Living the digital nomad life since 2013
After so many years of traveling in 70+ countries, Trisha arrived the Philippines, building the first worldschooling community designed for digital nomad families and helping aspiring ones live the life they always imagined.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Intentional families seeking a balance of independence and community.
- Children ages 2–11 in playschool and academic cohorts, with optional accreditation.
- Teens ages 12–18 when at least three enroll, ensuring a consistent peer group.
- Parents working remotely who value reliable Wi‑Fi, structured childcare, and flexible rhythms.
- Families curious about culture who want immersion through festivals, local traditions, and travel.
- Community‑minded learners who thrive in small cohorts, shared leadership, and collaborative projects.
Yesm absolutely! Here’s the schedule:
- Cohort 1: October 23, 2026 – January 10, 2027
- Cohort 2: January 17 – March 28, 2027
- Cohort 3: April 4 – June 3, 2027
Yes. Each cohort is designed to stay consistent from arrival to departure. Children learn, travel, and grow with the same peer group, building strong friendships and a supportive community.
Whether families choose accredited enrollment or non‑accredited enrollment, the cohort remains together for the full rhythm of the semester.
Trips are optional. Families may choose to join excursions or remain anchored in Subic. A dedicated educator is present in both settings — guiding children during trips and continuing lessons with those who stay in Subic.
No. Families are free to choose accommodations that best fit their needs and budget.
A school bus is available for children’s pick‑up and drop‑off as well as transport for parents to and from program sites.

