The Global School

The school emphasizes an education designed for the real world, focusing on learning by doing and the integration of student well-being with academic performance. Its pedagogical approach centers on Project-Based Learning (PBL), maker culture, and the development of 21st-century competencies. The school promotes emotional education, mindfulness, and values-based formation within a secular, bilingual environment.

The school provides a bilingual education from K1 to S6, with the afternoon session conducted entirely in English starting from age 5. The primary and secondary levels incorporate Cambridge programmes, preparing students for international examinations such as FCE and IGCSE, with the option to pursue a Dual Diploma in secondary school. The curriculum includes technology integration—ranging from screen-free robotics in the initial level to AI workshops in secondary—alongside arts, music, and physical education.

The school maintains small group sizes to facilitate personalized attention and adapt learning to individual paces. A dedicated School Guidance Team (Equipo de Orientación Escolar) is available to design individual strategies for students when necessary.

The school accepts applications throughout the year for students from K1 to S6. The admissions process involves an initial inquiry, a personal or virtual tour of the campus, and an interview with the pedagogical team to discuss the school's educational proposal. Once a vacancy is confirmed, families complete the necessary administrative documentation to finalize enrollment.

The school operates on a full-day schedule, typically from 8:00 to 16:30. In the initial level, the morning session runs from 8:00 to 12:00, with an optional extended day until 16:20, which becomes mandatory for K5 students.

The campus is located in Pablo Nogués, Buenos Aires, and features spaces designed to integrate nature into the learning experience, including a school garden. Technology is integrated across all levels, with dedicated resources for robotics and informatics. Students also utilize the sports facilities at the nearby Club San Carlos.

Students participate in a variety of activities designed to foster creativity and physical development, including music (choir and ensemble), drama, and art. Sports are conducted at the Club San Carlos facilities. Additionally, the school promotes social and environmental responsibility through service-learning projects such as Dare2Care and Decarbonize, as well as ongoing work in the school garden.