Nueva Escuela Argentina 2000

The school defines itself as a humanist, democratic, and ethical institution that is integrated into a pluralistic and non-discriminatory society. It is committed to fostering intellectual and moral responsibility, solidarity, and a deep connection to both its national identity and the global community. The educational approach seeks to help students become good people while acquiring the competencies needed for a productive life.

The school offers a bilingual education where the morning session is conducted in Spanish and the afternoon session in English. The curriculum includes core subjects such as mathematics, language arts, social sciences, and natural sciences, alongside specialized areas like Philosophy for Children, technology, and informatics. The primary level incorporates international examinations from the University of Cambridge and utilizes a project-based approach to learning across various disciplines.

The school aims to develop well-rounded individuals who are intellectually, spiritually, and humanly prepared for full individual realization and social coexistence. Graduates are expected to possess the necessary knowledge and skills to contribute to the development of the country while maintaining a commitment to democratic values and global understanding. The institution tracks its success through the academic achievements of its students and their ability to engage autonomously with new knowledge.

Each educational level is supported by a psychopedagogical cabinet (Gabinete Psicopedagógico) staffed by professionals who assist in the emotional and intellectual development of the students. The school emphasizes a strong interrelation between the institution, the family, and the community to support the psychosocial development of its pupils. Teachers and staff engage in weekly study, analysis, and dialogue to ensure professional development and effective pedagogical practices.

The school provides specific documentation for enrollment, including personal data forms, health records, and authorization forms for various activities. Families can access information regarding the fee structure and required materials for each grade level through the school's download portal. Prospective families are encouraged to contact the administration office directly for further details on the admissions process.

The academic year follows a structured calendar that includes a designated start date, a winter recess, and a formal end to the school cycle. Specific dates for these periods are managed internally and communicated to the school community. The school also organizes various events throughout the year, such as book fairs and open classes, which are integrated into the annual schedule.

The school operates across three distinct locations in the Belgrano neighborhood of Buenos Aires: the Nivel Inicial (preschool), Nivel Primario (primary school), and Nivel Secundario (secondary school) with administrative offices. The campus facilities include laboratories for scientific experimentation, libraries, and dedicated spaces for arts and music. Students also have access to sports facilities for physical education and inter-school tournaments.

The school offers a wide range of extension activities designed to complement the formal curriculum. These include sports schools for swimming, football, and hockey, as well as gymnastics, musical comedy, choirs, chess, and taekwondo. Additionally, students participate in educational camps, cultural excursions, and drama festivals, including a specific 'Drama Festival' conducted in English.