Dover High School

The school's educational project is built upon three pillars: Discipline, Honor, and Solidarity. It emphasizes an environmental education philosophy, aiming to foster an eco-critical consciousness and a responsible, ethical approach to life. The institution seeks to prepare students for successful insertion into any sociocultural context while promoting mutual respect, cooperation, and self-discipline.

The school offers a trilingual curriculum (Spanish, English, and Portuguese) across three levels. Kindergarten focuses on play-based learning and exploration, while the Primary level utilizes interdisciplinary projects to develop multiple intelligences. The Secondary level provides a balanced programme that includes the IB Diploma Programme, a strong emphasis on debate and oratory, and specialized areas in technology, arts, and physical education.

Graduates earn a national diploma with two possible orientations: Social Sciences or Economics and Administration. The school is an IB World School, offering the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme in the final two years of secondary school. Students also obtain international certifications, including Cambridge English exams (FCE and CAE), Trinity College London GESE exams, and Portuguese language proficiency through the Casa do Brasil and CELPE-Bras.

The school maintains a Department of Orientation and Tutoring, which includes pedagogues and psychologists to support the socio-affective and cognitive development of students. This department provides a space for listening, reflection, and proactive prevention, working closely with both students and their families. Additionally, the school offers personalized attention to accommodate different learning styles and rhythms.

The school welcomes families interested in its educational project through an initial interview, which includes a tour of the facilities and a psycho-pedagogical diagnostic evaluation. Interested parties may book appointments via an online agenda, by phone, or by email. Following the evaluation, the school communicates the authorization for a vacancy reservation, which must be finalized within 15 days.

The school calendar includes various academic and extracurricular events throughout the year. Notable activities include the Pledge of Allegiance to the National Flag, participation in the Argentine Debating Association (ADA) tournaments, sports initiation showcases, and student trips such as the 6th-grade camp and visits to cultural events like the Book Fair.

Located on a large, wooded property, the campus features over 5,000 square meters of covered space with dedicated buildings for each educational level. Facilities include a science laboratory, libraries, art rooms, a computer lab, a multi-purpose hall, an auditorium, and a dining area. All classrooms in the primary and secondary levels are digitized to support interactive and cooperative learning.

Students participate in a wide range of activities, including the Argentine Debating Association (ADA) in both English and Spanish, and the British English Olympics (BEO). The school promotes sports such as gymnastics, athletics, football, handball, basketball, hockey, and volleyball, organized through an inter-house system. Additionally, students engage in community service projects through the CAS (Creativity, Activity, and Service) programme.