Colegio San Marcos

The school is a secular institution that views education as a process of humanization and a foundation for the harmonious development of human capabilities. It is built upon values such as solidarity, participation, cooperation, freedom, responsibility, justice, effort, tolerance, inclusion, and friendship. The institution promotes a participatory school style that emphasizes the importance of the family as the primary educator and encourages students to reason, innovate, and work in teams.

The school provides a comprehensive curriculum across three levels: Initial (including maternal sala for children aged 2 to 5), Primary, and Secondary. The pedagogical approach emphasizes integral education, incorporating subjects such as robotics and English as extra-curricular offerings. The curriculum is designed to encourage critical thinking, creativity, and the development of life skills through both formal and cooperative group projects.

The school integrates emotional education throughout all stages of development to help students manage, understand, and express their emotions. It also emphasizes a "School Promoting Health" project, which focuses on the physical, mental, and social well-being of the entire educational community. The institution prioritizes inclusion and diversity, aiming to provide equal opportunities for all students.

The school manages admissions for its three levels—Initial, Primary, and Secondary—with specific enrollment processes for each. Interested families can contact the institution via telephone, WhatsApp, or email to initiate the registration process for upcoming academic years.

The institution operates across two main locations in Longchamps: the Jardín de Infantes Amiguitos, which serves the Initial level, and the Colegio San Marcos, which houses the Primary and Secondary levels. These facilities provide the environment for the school's pedagogical activities, including classrooms and spaces dedicated to its various projects and workshops.

The school offers a variety of extra-curricular activities designed to complement the academic experience, including robotics and extra-curricular English. Students also participate in sports meetings, educational outings, and camping trips. Additionally, the institution hosts workshops and a "Padrinos y ahijados" (Godparents and godchildren) project, which facilitates the transition between educational levels and strengthens affective bonds among students.