Humanitree

The school’s mission is to foster a child-centered, flexible, and relevant education that encourages cultural identity and develops students as compassionate, responsible global citizens. It emphasizes the development of the mind, body, emotions, and spirit through discovery, teamwork, decision-making, and real-world experiences. The educational philosophy is rooted in the motto "Become a Lifelong Learner," aiming to provide students with the independence and self-sufficiency to navigate an increasingly complex world.

The academic programme is delivered in English, with Spanish lessons incorporating Mexican history, tradition, and culture. Starting in Hive 1 (Middle School), students begin a third language, choosing between French or Chinese. Signature programmes include Project Based Learning and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. The school is also recognized by the Secretaría de Educación Pública for the Bachillerato General.

The school is an Apple Distinguished School and offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. It maintains academic collaborations with various universities in Mexico and internationally, and serves as an official UCAS registered centre for UK university admissions. The school is also a designated SAT testing location and a provider of the Duke of Edinburgh Award.

Wellbeing is a priority, with the school implementing initiatives such as nutritionally sound menus and mindfulness practices like meditation. The pedagogical approach focuses on small class sizes, with an average of 16 students and a 4:1 student-to-teacher ratio. Teachers are supported by ongoing professional development, with 100% of staff updating their skills annually.

Humanitree is an international school serving local and foreign families with students aged 2 to 18. Applications are accepted year-round, though early application is recommended at least six months in advance due to high demand and limited spaces. The admissions process includes opportunities for prospective families to visit the campus through presentations or private tours.

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The school operates across three distinct campuses in Mexico City: the Sierra Madre campus for preschool (Nest), the Cáucaso campus for primary school (Bloom), and the Constituyentes campus for middle and high school (Hive and Flight). The facilities are designed to be innovative and secure, with the Constituyentes campus featuring state-of-the-art architecture integrated into the learning experience. The school also maintains a 1:1 iPad programme for students from Kinder upwards.

The school offers a robust after-school programme that encompasses a variety of arts, academic, and sporting interests. Performing arts are a central component of the curriculum, with students participating in concerts and musical performances throughout the year. Additionally, students from Grade 2 and above have the opportunity to participate in residential trips.