Port School Madero

Port School aims to foster a community of ethical, innovative, and empathetic global citizens prepared for a changing world. Its educational approach is built upon core values of respect, commitment, collaboration, empathy, and responsibility, with a focus on developing autonomous, curious, and resilient learners.

The school provides a bilingual education in English and Spanish, covering Pre-Kinder, Kinder, and Primary levels. The curriculum is designed to develop students into effective communicators, critical thinkers, and collaborative team members through a structured academic programme.

The school maintains an orientation team dedicated to the integral well-being of its students. This team focuses on prevention, student support, and monitoring, while maintaining close coordination with families and teachers to guide each student's academic and personal trajectory.

The admissions process begins with a personalized interview, allowing families to explore the school's educational project and facilities. Interested families are encouraged to contact the admissions office via email or WhatsApp to schedule an initial visit.

The academic year is organized into two semesters, running from March to December. The calendar includes institutional days, thematic weeks, and special activities, with breaks for winter (two weeks), spring (one week), and summer (two months).

Port School operates across two locations in Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires: a site for Kinder located at Juana Manuela Gorriti 1915 and a Primary site at Alicia Moreau de Justo 1942. The campus includes dedicated sports facilities and fields to support the school's physical education and athletic programmes.

The school offers a range of sports including rugby, football, hockey, and volleyball, which take place in dedicated sports spaces and fields. The arts curriculum integrates music, drama, and visual arts, complemented by various expression workshops held throughout the school day. Students also participate in educational outings, camps, and study trips that increase in complexity as they progress through the grade levels.