Colegio Bernardette Romeira

The school's mission is to educate a community of global citizens by providing opportunities for students to reach their full potential and inspiring them to make a positive difference in a changing world. It focuses on a quality education that balances academic, artistic, sports, and technological learning.

The school offers a structured educational path including preschool, 1st Cycle (primary), 2nd Cycle, and 3rd Cycle (middle school). The curriculum integrates academic, artistic, sports, and technological learning, with specific focus areas such as natural sciences, history, and literacy. The school also incorporates Cambridge Education elements into its academic offerings.

The school aims to educate a community of global citizens, preparing them academically, socially, and humanly. It supports students in their academic progression, including preparation for secondary education through visits to local secondary schools and career-focused lecture cycles. The school emphasizes the development of conscious, informed choices for the students' future paths.

The school provides support for students' educational and personal development, including guidance for academic transitions and decision-making. It hosts informative sessions with psychologists on topics such as friendship, non-violence, and bullying prevention. The school also facilitates transdisciplinary projects that connect natural sciences and history to help students understand the world.

The school provides an application form and student handbook for prospective families. Admissions protocols are available through the school's administrative office, which can be contacted via email or telephone for further information and registration procedures.

The school maintains an annual activity plan that includes cultural and educational events. Examples include storytelling sessions with authors, visits to local municipal markets and libraries, geological and paleontological field trips, and lecture cycles such as "Conversations with the Future" for older students. The calendar also features thematic weeks, such as the "Week of Food" and various project-based learning initiatives.

The campus is a "green building" designed with bioclimatic architecture, solar panels, and water reduction systems, achieving a category A+ sustainable building certification. Facilities include a reception area, a library and educational resources center known as "Papa-Letras," classrooms, and a café with counter and sitting areas. Outdoor spaces feature a sports field and leisure areas, all designed to be accessible and free of architectural barriers.

The school offers a range of extracurricular activities, including sports such as swimming, karate, and basketball. Students participate in various projects, such as the "Friendly Postcard" project, professional exploration visits, and music workshops. The school also organizes vacation activities and provides opportunities for students to engage in social and community-focused initiatives.