Colegio Santa Maria Marianistas

The school is a Catholic Marianist institution that centers its educational approach on the person, guided by the spirit of family and devotion to the Virgin Mary. Its mission is to form integral, competent leaders who are committed to a more just, solidary, and inclusive society. The philosophy emphasizes the 'three languages' of education: the head (thinking), the heart (feeling), and the hands (doing), all in harmony.

The school offers a curriculum focused on integral education, covering academic, emotional, and social development. It emphasizes the Marianist charism, integrating pedagogical and pastoral elements to foster faith, service, justice, and peace. The academic programme is designed to promote intellectual and moral autonomy, preparing students to be global citizens capable of addressing local and global challenges.

The school aims to form integral leaders who are competent, autonomous, and committed to the common good. Graduates are expected to be global citizens who are socially responsible, empathetic, and capable of solving problems while upholding Christian values. The institution celebrates student achievements in academic, athletic, and social spheres as evidence of its successful formation.

The school provides specific considerations for students with special needs during the admission process. Families are required to submit relevant documentation, such as certificates or resolutions from CONADIS or medical reports from authorized health establishments, to support the application.

The school admits boys from 5th grade of primary through 5th year of secondary. The admission process involves the submission of academic records, proof of good behavior, and a certificate of no debt from the previous school, followed by entrance evaluations and family interviews. Specific requirements apply for re-enrolling students, external applicants, and those transferring from abroad.

The school operates on a calendar that includes academic terms, liturgical events, and various student activities. Notable events include general parent meetings, international university fairs, and Cambridge English language assessments. The school is closed on weekends.

The campus, located in Surco, Lima, features 51 distinct environments designed to support the school's educational mission. Facilities include a coliseum for large gatherings and sports, as well as specialized spaces for academic and extracurricular activities, such as the 'Hangar SM'. The school also maintains a library and various equipped learning spaces.

Students participate in a wide range of sports and competitive activities, including football, basketball, swimming, surfing, and hockey. The school also hosts events such as the 'Retos Marianistas' (Marianist Challenges) during vocational weeks to foster creativity and teamwork. Additionally, students engage in social service projects and community-building experiences.