Eton, SC

The school’s educational philosophy is centered on academic excellence, creativity, wellbeing, resilience, and global connectedness. It employs a research-led, personalized approach to learning that encourages students to be curious, think critically, and solve problems. The school aims to empower students to become global change-makers who are prepared to address pressing world issues and make a positive impact in their communities.

The school offers a bilingual international curriculum spanning Early Childhood (ages 2–5), Elementary (ages 6–11), Middle (ages 12–14), and High School (ages 15–18). Academic offerings are enhanced by collaborations with The Juilliard School for performing arts, MIT for STEAM, and IMG Academy for sports and wellbeing. High school students receive professional counseling to guide them through career pathway selection, and the school utilizes the Global Campus online platform to connect students with peers worldwide.

Students consistently achieve academic results that exceed global averages, securing pathways to prestigious universities in Mexico and abroad. Graduates are equipped with the resilience, creativity, and confidence to succeed in their chosen paths, with many securing offers from top-ranked global institutions. The school maintains an active alumni network that provides ongoing support and inspiration for current students.

The school provides specialized support for students with specific developmental needs through a team of psychologists, pedagogists, and teacher aides. Every school in the Nord Anglia network maintains a learning support team to work with parents to identify and address individual student requirements.

The admissions process begins with an enquiry via telephone, email, or the school's online form, followed by a tour—available in person or virtually—to meet the head teacher and staff. Applicants must submit family details and academic records for evaluation by the admissions and academic teams, which may include an academic assessment. The school provides support for families throughout the process, including assistance for expats and those moving internationally to help children settle in.

The 2025–2026 academic year begins on August 19, 2025, for High School, and September 1, 2025, for Early Childhood, Elementary, and Middle School. The calendar includes various holidays such as Mexican Independence Day (September 16), the Anniversary of the Mexican Revolution (November 17), and Constitution Day (February 2). Winter break commences on December 22, 2025, with classes resuming on January 12, 2026, while Spring Break begins on March 30, 2026, with classes resuming on April 13, 2026. Professional growth meetings for staff, during which there is no school for students, are scheduled throughout the year.

The school operates across multiple sites, including a Toddler Center and Preschool at Alpes 1140 and Alpes 605 in Lomas de Chapultepec, and a campus for Elementary, Middle, and High School at Domingo García Ramos in Santa Fe. These first-class facilities are maintained to provide inspiring, nature-surrounded environments that feature strategically arranged learning materials and documentation of student progress. The campus includes outdoor sports facilities and is equipped with technology to support both in-person and virtual learning.

Students participate in a wide range of activities beyond the classroom, including local outreach, volunteering, and fundraising through the 'Share A Dream' programme. The school offers global opportunities such as expeditions to Tanzania for students in grades 10–12 and mountaineering and outdoor activities at the Les Martinets centre in Switzerland. Additionally, students engage in the Global Games (grades 7–8) and Junior Games (grades 5–6), as well as performing arts and STEAM festivals.