Unidad Educativa Isaac Newton

The school is committed to growing as a community to leave a positive impact on individuals and the ecosystem, fostering social change. Its educational values include responsibility, perseverance, honesty, solidarity, environmental and intercultural respect, gratitude, resilience, and empathy. The institution aims to be a leader in academic standards and holistic human development, promoting environmental awareness and an international mindset.

The school offers a comprehensive academic path starting with 'Baby Newtons' (from 18 months) and 'Little Newtons' (ages 4-5), followed by 'Middle Newtons' (2nd to 7th grade) and 'Big Newtons' (8th grade to 3rd year of Bachillerato). The curriculum is trilingual (Spanish, English, and French) and includes the IB Diploma Programme, the American High School Diploma (Dual Diploma), and digital competency certifications through Certiport. The school also utilizes the College Board system to monitor student progress and academic quality.

The school emphasizes a personalized educational journey and provides support throughout the admissions and academic process. It maintains small class sizes, typically averaging 25 students, with lower ratios of 15 to 20 children in the youngest sections to ensure individual attention.

The admissions process involves submitting an online application form, followed by a family interview and a skills assessment for the student. Prospective families are encouraged to schedule a campus visit to learn about the school's methodology. The school requires previous academic records and a 'Carta de No Adeudo' as part of the documentation process.

The school operates on a standard academic calendar, with specific periods designated for remedial classes, such as those held in July for supplementary exams. Families can access further details through the school's portal.

The campus is situated on a 15,000 m2 site in Quito, featuring over 8,000 m2 of construction. The facilities are designed to support a range of academic and developmental activities for students from early childhood through to high school.

The school integrates the CAS (Creativity, Activity, and Service) programme into its curriculum, requiring students to engage in meaningful experiences over 18 months. This includes creative pursuits like theatre and crafts, physical activities such as sports and dance, and community service initiatives like visiting foundations.