Free support lessons
Maths support lessons in Years 1 and 2, free and optional, in the afternoon.
Level
“We encourage in our students the attitudes that let them act in society with a genuine sense of community, sparking intellectual curiosity and strengthening teamwork, independence and critical thinking.”
Our
It goes beyond the classroom and takes in the whole person, encouraging participation and responsible freedom, and fostering dialogue, creativity and teamwork. Observation, analysis, reasoning, making things and reflecting on them are central to how students learn.
Our classrooms are fully equipped: heating and air conditioning, a projector connected to the teachers’ laptops, a sound system and interactive whiteboards. We also use the Acadeu platform, which keeps attendance and marks almost live and within reach of families from their phones.
The school has a laboratory, a computer room, a library, a multi-purpose hall, an assembly hall, a first aid room, an open space for physical education, covered and open playgrounds, a snack bar and a dining room.
What makes us
The first two years are part of the common core; from Year 3 students begin the specialist stage of the programme. Our school adds subjects of its own from the very start of the core years.
Maths support lessons in Years 1 and 2, free and optional, in the afternoon.
As well as English, taught by level and with national and international exams such as FIRST, Portuguese is taught from Year 1, accredited by the Universidad Nacional de San Martín.
An assigned tutor keeps the pulse of the class: they follow the group’s academic progress, work on study skills and the school calendar, stay in touch with parents and report to the leadership team.
Subjects added to the
Schools must follow the Ministry of Education curriculum, and each one may choose to add subjects. We add two subjects a year, reaching the greatest number of teaching hours possible for a half-day school.
Among our strengths are the levels of English our students reach by working intensively, with twice the usual hours and grouped by level, and the addition of robotics, which brings technology education up to date.
The Digital Junior programme, part of “Digital Skills for the 21st Century”, developed by the Universidad Tecnológica Nacional, which certifies students in office software skills. It runs on Friday afternoons, and is free and optional.
A partnership with the Universidad Nacional de San Martín so that students who wish to can have their language studies accredited.
Sports workshops in the afternoon, open to all students at this level.
Support and guidance for students and their families throughout secondary school.
35 years of education in values
Freedom · Justice · Respect · Responsibility
The team
Andrea Del Potro
Director of Studies, Secondary
Mariano Piccuto
Head of the Institution
We’ll arrange an interview, explain what the programme involves and answer everything before you decide.
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