South Mansfield College prides itself of the many achievements  that Soaring Royals reap in both local and international competitions.

Natalie Kaitlyn R. Ventenilla (Grade 8 Commitment) attained Silver in the Southeast Asian Mathematical Olympiad (Paper D) 2020.  Kaitlyn is recognized for her outstanding performance in the competition and for being among the top 20 of thousands of participants from the region and beyond.  She is also acknowledged for her everlasting passion in Mathematics.

Kaitlyn is also welcomed to the Global Round of the competition slated on January 16, 2021.

SEAMO  is a global mathematical olympiad competition that aims to increase passion and confidence in mathematics.

South Mansfield College provides the students with different experiences where they grow not only as intellectuals but also as men and women with hearts of service. With growth mindset and grit that the school would like to inculcate, students develop the character of high effort, passion, and perseverance.

“A graceful performer, witty and bright student, and a person with the heart of service” is but a fitting description for SMC’s latest pride in Muntinlupa’s 10MOST.

Ann Margareth Tapac of Grade 10 Resilience is a full-blooded Royal. Gayeth, as fondly called, entered the portals of South Mansfield College 10 years ago as pre-school student. In her younger years, she had joined all the school’s major activities from sports to performing arts. She also represented the school in academic competitions where she made SMC proud of her achievements.

 The world is becoming flatter, as they say. This is because the internet and digital technology have paved the way for faster and more collaborative interaction among nations and peoples. As the number of students in schools interact digitally, in content, with one another, and communities, the digital citizenship becomes more and more important to take into consideration.