Students learn through meaningful projects that integrate all subjects, where they must solve real-world problems by applying their knowledge and skills.
We implement the Flipped Learning model, where technology plays a key role in ensuring students come to class already familiar with the topics. This allows them to use class time for activities, addressing questions, and deepening their understanding.
The size of our school allows us to get to know each of our students, supporting and guiding them through this stage of adolescence. We have an Educational Psychologist and a Counselor who offer the effective guidance they need.
We have implemented a four-house system in which students from all three years of secondary school participate, fostering camaraderie, sociability, and active involvement, often focused on environmental projects and supporting vulnerable communities.
Teachers and students use Chromebooks for all their classes, with Google for Education apps. Each student brings their own device to take notes, document information, research, collaborate, and create presentations and projects.
All our teachers are certified Google Educators.
We are a Google Reference School because we use technology to transform learning.
Teachers with Cambridge English certifications.
We have intermediate and advanced level groups.
Most of our teachers are native speakers (United States, Canada and England).
The subjects of Chemistry, Biology, Civics and Ethics, and the Visual Arts workshop are taught in English.
Students can also obtain Cambridge English certifications, such as PET and FCE.
Where they play instruments like drums, guitar, bass, keyboard, and percussion.
Where movement stimulates healthy body growth and good oxygenation, as well as encouraging creativity and expression.
Where to learn programming with robotics and Arduino Education materials.
Where they learn about great visual artists and their works, as well as express themselves through different techniques (taught in English).
Unique in the area, our new maker space has a 3D printer, laser cutter and various tools and materials so that students can materialize what they learn in the projects of the different subjects.
It offers different sports and artistic activities from 3:10 p.m. until 5:00 p.m.
The classes are taught by specialists in each area with different levels.
Our cafeteria offers a dining service for students staying for Afterschool.
Cheer & Dance, Drums, Keyboard, Guitar, Singing, Flag Football, Soccer, Karate, Chess and Robotics.
The admissions process begins in February, prior to the start of the school year. We have limited spaces and a waiting list, so we suggest applying during this month.
For more information, please contact us.
