Institución Educativa Privada Euroamerican College

The school promotes an integral, ecological, and technological education, aiming to be a regenerative institution that inspires sustainable social and ecological practices. It emphasizes humanistic and environmental values, encouraging students to be critical thinkers, leaders, and agents of change who respect cultural diversity. The school is a secular, co-educational institution that fosters a community committed to mutual care and the health of the planet.

The school offers a bilingual curriculum in English and Spanish, with French introduced as a second foreign language from age 10. It is an IB World School, implementing the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for Early Years through Grade 6 and the IB Diploma Programme for Grades 11 and 12. The secondary curriculum (Grades 7-11) includes subjects such as biology, physics, chemistry, mathematics, humanities, and business management.

Graduates are prepared for success in a globalized world, with many alumni currently excelling in various fields and countries. Students completing the IB Diploma Programme gain access to universities worldwide.

The school provides psychopedagogical support to its students.

The school requires a guided visit for prospective families as the first step in the admission process. Applications are subject to vacancy availability, with priority given to siblings of current students, children of alumni, and staff members. The process includes an academic evaluation for applicants from second grade onwards and an interview with the school's leadership.

The school operates on a daily schedule from 8:40 a.m. to 3:50 p.m., which includes afternoon activities. The academic year is structured around various school activities, projects, and events, such as the Science Fair.

Located on a 50,000 m2 campus in Pachacámac, the school features extensive green areas, functional gardens, and a biohuerto. Facilities include modern classrooms equipped with smart screens, specialized laboratories for chemistry, physics, and biology, a library, and an outdoor Greek-style amphitheater. The campus also provides a multi-use auditorium, a dining hall, and dedicated zones for Early Years, Primary, and Secondary students.

Students participate in a variety of activities including arts, music, dance, and theater, which are showcased in the school's amphitheater. The campus also features a palestra for climbing, and students engage in agricultural activities within the school's biohuerto. Afternoon activities are integrated into the daily school schedule.