Boston College (Childrens School)

The school's educational project is built on a foundation of bilingualism, with a focus on critical thinking, curiosity, and responsibility. It emphasizes the development of social and emotional skills, aiming to prepare students for the challenges of the modern world through a holistic approach that includes environmental education and community engagement.

The school offers a comprehensive curriculum spanning Nursery, Pre-Kinder, Kinder, Primary, and Secondary levels. The academic programme is bilingual in English and Spanish, with additional competencies in Portuguese, and incorporates interdisciplinary projects that integrate science, technology, and the arts. The Primary level operates on a full-day schedule, while the Secondary section, Boston College, offers a specialized Bachillerato programme.

The school has a 40-year history of educating students, with the Primary section graduating its first class in 1994 and the Secondary section, known as Boston College, graduating its first class in 1999. Graduates are prepared for a globalized world through a bilingual education that emphasizes critical thinking, social responsibility, and intercultural communication.

An Orientation Team provides comprehensive, individual support to students throughout their schooling, focusing on prevention, guidance, and direct attention. This team conducts daily monitoring of learning processes, coordinates school inclusion, facilitates social skills development, and maintains communication with parents and external professional teams. Additionally, the school implements a systematic weekly programme for social-emotional learning and the management of emotions.

The school accepts applications for all levels, from Nursery to Secondary. Interested families must complete an online inquiry form to request an interview, and provide required documentation including birth certificates, academic records, and health certifications appropriate to the student's level.

The school operates across three distinct but closely located sites in Buenos Aires: a Maternal site on Malabia, an Initial level site on Scalabrini Ortiz, and a Primary/Secondary site on Charcas. The campus includes dedicated sports facilities, and the Primary/Secondary building was specifically designed for its purpose and inaugurated in 1994.

The school offers a variety of after-school activities designed to cater to the interests of students in the Kinder and Primary levels. Additionally, the school organizes internal and multidisciplinary sports days, community service projects, and intercultural exchange initiatives to broaden students' horizons and foster social connections.