Colegio Maria Montessori

The school's educational project is centered on the student, promoting autonomy, critical thinking, and creativity. It emphasizes a positive classroom climate where errors are viewed as a natural part of the learning process, and it fosters a strong partnership between the school and families. Recent pedagogical focuses have included the integration of artificial intelligence and symbolic pedagogy.

The school offers a bilingual curriculum that integrates the teaching of core knowledge areas with English as a second language. The programme is structured across Nivel Inicial (Maternal and Kindergarten), Nivel Primario, and Nivel Secundario. The curriculum emphasizes project-based learning, metacognition, and the development of communication skills in English.

Students participate in international examinations from the University of Cambridge, including Young Learners, PET, FCE, and CAE. The school also has a history of preparing students for examinations from the Trinity College London. Graduates are supported through agreements with various universities.

The school maintains an E.O.E (Equipo de Orientación Escolar) which includes psychopedagogues and a psychologist to support student development. Additionally, a nutritionist is part of the school staff to oversee student health and well-being.

The school manages admissions through an initial informative interview, followed by a pedagogical meeting with the directors of Spanish and English for primary and secondary levels. Priority for enrollment is given to siblings of current students, children of staff members, and children of alumni. Applications for the 2026 academic cycle are currently open.

The school operates across multiple locations in the Buenos Aires province. The Maternal level is located in Adrogué, while the Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary levels are situated in Turdera, each with dedicated addresses.

The school offers a variety of co-curricular activities, including an Interhouses programme, spelling competitions, and participation in the TedEd Clubs programme. Students also engage in environmental projects, such as the 'Promesa Ambiental', and participate in educational trips. Physical education and swimming are integrated into the core curriculum.