Martin Buber

Named after the Jewish philosopher Martin Buber, the school is guided by his philosophy of dialogue, humanism, and the importance of interpersonal relationships. It is a pluralistic, democratic, and bilingual institution that promotes critical thinking, social commitment, and the active construction of knowledge. While it incorporates Jewish values and cultural traditions, it does not follow religious rules such as Kashrut.

The school offers a comprehensive curriculum across three levels: Initial, Primary, and Secondary. The academic programme covers science, technology, humanities, arts, languages, and Judaic studies. It is a bilingual institution where students develop English proficiency through play and music in the early years, progressing to a level that allows them to function in international contexts. Teaching methods emphasize active learning, research, and the development of study skills.

The school employs a team of psychologists to support the student body. It emphasizes personalized education, focusing on the individual growth of each student while fostering healthy and meaningful interpersonal relationships.

Prospective families can request an interview directly through the school's website by completing an inquiry form. The admissions process requires providing student details, including date of birth and the intended entry level (Initial, Primary, or Secondary).

The school operates across multiple locations in the City of Buenos Aires, with addresses at Armenia 2314/2362, Charcas 4145, and Virasoro 2333. Plans are underway to expand the primary school facilities by 2,500 square meters. The campus integrates technology into the learning environment to support various educational proposals.