Colegio Peruano Alemán Beata Imelda

The school is a Catholic institution that has served the community for over 86 years, fostering values such as honesty, freedom, and mutual respect. It aims to form well-rounded citizens by combining a solid foundation in Catholic faith with high-quality, competitive academic training. The school emphasizes transparency, democratic structures, and a collaborative environment involving students, parents, and staff.

The school provides a comprehensive educational path from Kindergarten through to the Oberstufe (upper secondary). It offers a trilingual curriculum where English is taught in English, Spanish and Mathematics in Spanish, and History, Biology, and German in German. The school is authorized to offer the Mixed-Language International Baccalaureate (GIB), a two-year diploma programme that includes Theory of Knowledge, an Extended Essay, and Creativity, Activity, and Service (CAS), alongside core subjects like Language and Literature, History, Mathematics, Biology, and languages. Students also prepare for various certifications, including the German DSD and English exams such as YLE, Movers, Flyers, PET, KET, and FCE.

The school integrates pastoral care into its educational model, focusing on the spiritual and personal development of its students. This includes social outreach projects and the study of the Sacred Scriptures, the Magisterium of the Church, and the practice of sacraments to strengthen the faith of the community.

The admissions process begins with informational sessions for prospective families. Applicants must complete an online registration, submit required documentation, and participate in evaluations. Students applying for 2nd and 3rd grade are assessed in mathematics, communication, and German, while those from 4th grade onwards also complete an English exam and must demonstrate basic German proficiency. Following evaluations, families participate in an interview, and successful applicants must pay an entrance fee to reserve their vacancy.