Colegio Magister

The school aims to inspire students to strive for academic excellence while fostering a strong sense of personal and social responsibility. It promotes an environment of peace, friendship, and respect, emphasizing the development of positive attitudes and a commitment to constant improvement in both studies and future life. The institution is guided by the pillars of values, community, and passion.

The school offers a curriculum spanning initial, primary, and secondary levels, with an emphasis on intensive English and French. It is a member of the International Baccalaureate (IB) organization, offering the Diploma Programme for students in the fourth and fifth years of secondary school. Additionally, the school serves as a preparation center for Cambridge English Qualifications (YLE, PET, FCE, and CAE) and maintains a partnership with the Alianza Francesa.

The school maintains a support service managed by a team of specialist psychologists. This department is responsible for providing guidance and assistance to students regarding their personal and academic development, while also offering orientation to parents and teachers.

The school conducts a formal admission process for students from initial (3 years old) through secondary levels. Prospective families must schedule a guided visit, submit a formal application with required documentation, and participate in an interview with the psychology department. Priority is given to re-entries, siblings of current or former students, children of alumni, and children of staff members.

The school operates on a standard academic year, with admission processes typically opening for the upcoming academic cycles. Guided visits for prospective families are available Monday through Friday by appointment.

Located on a 15,000 m2 campus in Monterrico, the school features spacious, ventilated classrooms equipped with video and sound systems. Specialized facilities include fully equipped Physics, Chemistry, and Biology laboratories, computer labs with modern technology, a two-story library with resources in English and Spanish, a theater-auditorium for 500 people, an amphitheater, and dedicated rooms for music, art, history, and psychomotricity. Sports infrastructure includes five basketball and volleyball courts, three fronton courts, a gymnastics room, soccer fields, and an open coliseum. The campus also provides a dining hall and an infirmary.

The school offers a variety of formative and sports activities that take place after regular school hours. Students are encouraged to choose from a range of workshops designed to complement their academic education and personal development.