St Gregory's College

St. Gregory's College is a secular, bilingual institution that promotes a humanistic approach centered on values such as integrity, empathy, responsibility, and tolerance. It utilizes a multidimensional, project-based learning methodology, including 'Design for Change,' which encourages students to act as agents of change in their immediate environment and the world. The school views the teacher as a coach who guides research and content curation, moving the focus from teacher-led instruction to student-centered learning.

The school offers a bilingual curriculum spanning Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary levels (up to Year 12). The Kindergarten programme is inspired by the Reggio Emilia philosophy, emphasizing play and exploration. Primary and Secondary education utilize interdisciplinary project-based learning, 'Flipped Classroom' models, and 'Learning by Doing' methodologies. The curriculum integrates core subjects with extensive arts (music, theatre, visual arts), physical education, and technology, including a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) programme. The school is a recognized Cambridge University examination centre.

The school aims to prepare students for university, the workforce, and adult life by fostering critical thinking, creativity, and leadership. Graduates have gone on to diverse professional fields, including aviation, sustainability consulting, and medical robotics. The school maintains agreements with various universities to facilitate the transition to higher education and offers merit-based scholarships.

The school emphasizes a personalized approach where each individual is recognized, supported, and valued. It employs a team of professionals, including those with backgrounds in psychopedagogy, to support the academic, personal, and social development of students throughout their formative years. Friday afternoons offer Directed Study sessions where students receive academic support from professionals across all areas.

The school accepts applications for students from Kindergarten (KG2) through Year 12. Interested families are invited to contact the school directly via email or phone to arrange a meeting.

The school operates on a mandatory double-shift schedule from Preschool through Year 6 of Secondary school, concluding on Friday at midday. Friday afternoons are optional and divided into two segments: Directed Study for academic support and elective workshops such as Mindfulness, Yoga, Chess, and Creativity.

Located in Vicente López, Buenos Aires, the campus features facilities designed under the concept of educational architecture to support collaborative learning. All classrooms across Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary levels are digitized and equipped with smart electronic screens and technological tables. The school also provides spaces dedicated to sports, music, and theatre.

Students participate in a house system—Dunant, Kipling, Leloir, and Fleming—which organizes internal competitions in sports, music, and culture. The co-curricular programme includes sports like hockey, rugby, athletics, swimming, football, handball, volleyball, and basketball, alongside school camps and adventure tourism. Additionally, students engage in elective workshops, community service projects, and international tours to the UK and Europe.