Imagine. Create. Exceed.

*MHSS is a subsidiary of Mapúa Institute of Technology, the biggest engineering school in the Philippines.

Launched in 2006, Malayan High School of Science has always put premium in Science, Mathematics, and Technology education. Its mission is to mold students to have an analytical mind and a creative, innovative spirit; to be aware of the social, environmental, and global issues; and to love country and humanity.

Though very young, MHSS, through its students, has garnered a number of awards and prizes in inter-scholastic competitions in science, math, and even sports, a reflection in part of the commitment and competence of the school’s faculty and administration. The school espouses discipline, excellence, commitment, integrity, and responsibility as its core values.

ABOUT MHSS

Now on its first decade of existence, Malayan High School of Science has continued improving the quality of its science-focused education by benchmarking its curriculum and practices against international standards. Being a wholly owned subsidiary of Mapúa Institute of Technology, MHSS has maintained a same first-rate education standard as that of its mother school.

Distinctions in academics and sports

MHSS students earned awards in academics and sports competitions both in the national and internation scenes. For one, Grade 8 student Audrey Tan won in two math international competitions - one in September and another in November, while two Malayan students won as second runner-up in the sumobot category of the 4th Annual Philippine Roboton held last October. Malayans are also making it big in the world of sports as the Red Robins ranked as second runner-up in the NCAA basketball championships last October.

Robotics in curriculum

Robotics has been integrated in all Mathematics, Science, and Technology subjects in grade levels 7 to 10 to prepare students for the anticipated demand of people equipped with skills in this particular field.

As a matter of fact, MHSS students have made a mark in various robotics competitions – Best Rookie in the Tagising Robotics 2013 of DOST, and gold medalists in the Youth Math Science and Technology Festival 2014 of the Philippine Science High School.

Internet of Things

Following Mapúa’s lead, Malayan High School of Science is on the verge of fully adopting the concept of Internet of Things (IoT), a convergence of smart things connected through the internet enabling them to communicate with one another for the purpose of performing tasks with ease. This technology is expected to boom in the coming years, hence the desire of the school to focus on this niche, which it will offer to its Grade 12 STEM students starting in 2017.

Library services

MHSS’ library, the learning resource center, houses a wide array of books and periodicals. It also has two digital platforms: Turnitin, an originality checking platform and online grading solutions for use of instructors and students; and PressReader, a gateway of popular local and foreign newspapers and magazines. Read news and feature stories on your tablets and smartphones!

CURRICULUMJunior High SchoolGrades 7-10

Integrated ScienceIntegrated MathematicsBasic Computer & ApplicationsCommunication ArtsSining ng KomunikasyonSocial Studies Music, Arts, PE & HealthValues Education Research (Grade 10)

Additional Subjects:Selected Topics in ScienceSelected Topics in MathematicsRobotics

Senior High SchoolGrades 11-12

Specialized Subjects

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)

Pre-CalculusBasic CalculusGeneral Biology 1General Biology 2General Physics 1General Physics 2General Chemistry 1General Chemistry 2Microsoft Office Productivity ToolsInternet of ThingsResearch Project

Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM)

Applied EconomicsBusiness Ethics and Social ResponsibilityFundamentals of Accountancy, Business and Management 1Fundamentals of Accountancy, Business and Management 2Business MathBusiness FinanceOrganization and ManagementPrinciples of MarketingMicrosoft Office Productivity ToolsDatabase ProgrammingCulminating Activity (Business Enterprise Simulation)

Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)

Creative Writing / Malikhaing PagsulatIntroduction to World Religions and Belief SystemsCreative NonfictionTrends, Networks, and Critical Thinking in the 21st Century CulturePhilippine Politics and GovernanceCommunity Engagement, Solidarity, and CitizenshipDisciplines and Ideas in the Social SciencesDisciplines and Ideas in the Applied Social SciencesMicrosoft Office Productivity ToolsDatabase ProgrammingCulminating Activity (Creative Portfolio)

Admission RequirementsFor Grade 7, Senior High School, and Transferees

1. Duly accomplished MHSS Application Form with one 2x2 ID picture2. Original copy of birth certificate issued by the National Statistics Office3. Certificate of Good Moral Character issued by the principal or guidance counselor of the previous school4. Entrance exam result/Admission Acceptance Letter issued by the Admissions Office5. Original elementary report card (F138) for Grade 76. Latest high school report card before transferring to MHSS (F138) for transferees7. Two (2) recommendation letters from the guidance counselor and adviser for transferees8. Testing fee of Php 500.00

Application forms may be accomplished online: http://www.malayanscience.edu.ph/Applicant.aspx

1. No entrance exam if you finish Grade 10 at MHSS2. Special courses will be offered in the curiculum

including Microsoft Office Productivity Tools and Internet of Things

3. Partnerships with Mapúa, the premiere engineering school in the Philippines

Why should I go to senior high school at Malayan?

Scholarships and Financial Aids at MHSS• E.T. Yuchengco Scholarship• YGC Employee Discount• Valedictorian and Salutatorian Scholarship• Batch’s Top Two Ranking Scholars• Athletic Scholarship

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Malayan High School of Science Admissions Office8013 Paz M. Guazon Street, Pandacan, Manila

Telephone Number: 562-8516Facsimile: 562-9381

Email: admissions@malayanscience.edu.ph

How to get to MHSSFrom Quezon City, drive along Quezon Avenue to España Boulevard. Turn to Lacson Avenue going to Nagtahan Bridge. At the end of the bridge, turn right to Paz Guanzon Street.

From Cubao, Q.C., take the E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue and drive towards G. Araneta Avenue. Turn to Ramon Magsaysay Boulevard going to Nagtahan Bridge. Turn right to Paz Guanzon Street.

From Makati City, drive along Osmeña Highway going to Quirino Avenue. Find your way to Plaza Dilao Road going to Quirino Avenue Extension. Turn right at Honda Cars Manila. MHSS is just a few meters away.

From Mandaluyong City, take Shaw Boulevard going to Tomas Claudio to get to Quirino Avenue and then bound for Nagtahan Bridge.