The person’s love and service for the country (Pagmamahal at Paglilingkod sa bayan,Pagiging Makabansa)
The person’s journey toward self-discovery, self-realization, continuous personal improvement and measures of success (Pagtuklas ng sariling-kakayanan at pagbibigay halaga sa diwa ng tagumpay)
The person’s journey toward self-discovery, self-realization, continuous personal improvement and measures of success (Pagtuklas ng sariling-kakayanan at pagbibigay halaga sa diwa ng tagumpay)
Our expert coaches provide personalized training programs that cater to individual athletic goals. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned athlete, we help you enhance your skills and performance.
We offer specialized conditioning programs to improve strength, speed, agility, and endurance, ensuring athletes are fit for competition.
Our nutritionists work closely with athletes to develop customized meal plans that fuel performance and support recovery.
Group training sessions designed to build teamwork and improve collective skills among teammates.
We nurture the next generation of athletes through engaging and comprehensive youth programs that focus on skill development and sportsmanship.
We connect athletes with experienced mentors who provide guidance, support, and insights into succeeding in sports and beyond.
What is the National Academy of Sports?
The National Academy of Sports (NAS) is a sports high school offering full scholarship to qualified Filipino athletes. It was created through Republic Act 11470 on June 9, 2020. Its mandate is to implement a quality and enhanced secondary education program, integrated with a special curriculum on sports.
Where is the NAS Campus located?
The NAS campus is located in New Clark City, Brgy. Aranguren, Capas 2315, Tarlac.
Is NAS an attached agency of the Department of Education?
Yes, NAS is an attached agency of the Department of Education (DepEd) in close coordination with the Philppine Sports Commission (PSC). NAS is governed by the Board of Trustees composed of the Secretary of DepEd as Chairperson, the Chairperson of the PSC as Vice-Chairperson, the President of the Philippine Olympic Committee, the Chairperson of the Commission on Higher Education, the Executive Director of NAS and two Representatives from the Private Sector as Members.
What are the sports being offered?
We have an eight-sport offering, namely: Aquatics (swimming), Athletics (running and jumping), Badminton, Gymnastics (rhythmic), Judo, Table Tennis, Taekwondo (poomsae and kyorugi), and Weightlifting. NAS accepts applications from student-athletes who excel in events outside of the eight (8) NAS focus sports, as long as the qualifying standards are met by the applicants and must select one of the focus sports being offered in NAS in their application form.
What are the scholarship privelages?
The following are the privileges of the qualified applicants (based on SY 2023 – 2024 scholarship agreement):
• Full tuition and Miscellaneous fees
• Meals and Accommodation
• Loan of learning materials such as books and e-books
• Monthly stipend
• Sports uniform and equipment
• Access to all sports facilities (subject to the approval of BCDA)
• Provision for health, emergency, and rehabilitation support (insurance, medical care, etc.)
• Covered expenses for participation in NAS local and international trainings and competitions.
• Such other inclusions/privileges and benefits as may be specifically documented under the rules and policies of NAS, subject to the availability of funds and government accounting/auditing rules and Procedures.
What are the facilities to be used by each focus sport?
The NAS Main Campus Facilities available are Multi-Purpose Court for Badminton and Gymnastics, Judo Dojo for Judo, Table Tennis Court for Table Tennis, Taekwondo Gym for both Taekwondo Kyorugi and Poomsae, Strength and Conditioning Room for Weightlifting and access to New Clark City facilities for the Aquatics Center for Swimming and the Athletics Stadium for Athletics.
What are the facilities to be used by each focus sport?
Telephone Numbers:
• Office of the Executive Director (OED): 045-809-0359 (local 101, 103)
• Academic Affairs, Curriculum, and Instruction Services Division (AACISD): 045-809-0359 (local 109, 110)
• Sports Science, Training, and Athletic Services Division (SSTAS): 045-809-0359 (local 104, 105)
• Student-Athlete Support Services Division (SASS): 045- 809-0353 (local 108, 111, 107), 045-809-0352 (local 106)
• Office of the Registrar (OR): 045-809, 0354 (local 112, 113)
• Office of the Treasurer (OT): 045-809-0358 (local 117)
• Legal and External Affairs Division (LEAD): 045-809-0355 local 114)
• Planning and lnfonnation & Communications Technology Division (Pl CT): 045-809-0356 (local 115)
• Administration and Human Resource Division (AHRD): 045- 809-0350 (local 120, 102)
• Facilities Standard and Management Divison (FSDM): 045-809-0358 (local 116)
Are there any other satellite campuses of NAS?
At present, all operations and activities are centralized at the main campus located in New Clark City, Brgy. Aranguren, Capas, NAS is currently identifying satellite branches & regional campuses of the NAS system.
