August 08, 2026

Why iACADEMY’s Graduation Ceremonies Are Anything but Ordinary

Why iACADEMY’s Graduation Ceremonies Are Anything but Ordinary
Why iACADEMY’s Graduation Ceremonies Are Anything but Ordinary

Where other schools stick to the usual solemn march and predictable cap toss, iACADEMY, a school in Makati, takes graduation to a whole new level. This isn’t just a walk across the stage, it’s a full-blown celebration of creativity, individuality, and achievement. Parents beam with pride, while graduates are given a send-off that feels less like a ceremony and more like a celebration of who they have become as game changers ready to go Beyond Better.

The Game-Changing Tradition

One of iACADEMY’s most anticipated graduation traditions is the personalized graduation cap. Every year, students transform their mortarboards into unique works of art that reflect their personalities, stories, passions, and aspirations.

Far more than accessories, these caps become visual narratives of each graduate's journey. Designs range from bold typography and intricate illustrations to interactive elements with moving parts. Some pay tribute to family, mentors, classmates, and professors, while others celebrate personal milestones, favorite pop culture icons, or future dreams. Together, they create a vibrant display of creativity that reflects the innovative spirit fostered within the institution.

A tradition that has flourished for over a decade, the graduation cap has become a living symbol of the iACADEMY experience, representing resilience, collaboration, self-expression, and the courage to challenge convention. It is also a heartfelt thank-you to everyone who helped shape each student's journey.

To recognize the exceptional creativity behind these wearable masterpieces, iACADEMY also presents the Best Graduation Cap Award, honoring graduates whose designs best embody originality, storytelling, and artistic excellence. This year's recipients are Luis Martin Delgado (BS Animation), Hans Pascual (AB Fashion Design and Technology), and Nuella Anjiline Pragas (AB Film and Visual Effects).