Middle School Integration Field Trips

• March 1, 2023

One of the activities that we love to share together are the integration field trips. In the month of February the Middle School students had a day out of school where they did different activities to reinforce teamwork and develop their creativity.

Grade 12 students receive scholarship to study in London.

• March 1, 2023

Newcastle University belongs to the Russell Group in the United Kingdom, and is considered one of the best universities in the world. The five areas that stand out in this university are: Architecture, Engineering, Business and Marketing, Science, and Communication and Media.

Support campaign: Turkey needs us CAS Project

• March 2, 2023

The tragedy that has struck Turkey and Syria, due to the strong earthquakes, is an event that has moved the whole world. A group of CAS Grade 11 students, moved by the service that characterizes us, carried out a campaign to support the victims and survivors of this tragedy.

International Women’s Rights Day

• March 8, 2023

In 1977, the United Nations proclaimed it as International Women’s Rights Day. Since then, every March 8, we commemorate the hundreds of women throughout history who have never stopped fighting for the rights of all women.

World Maths Day

• March 8, 2023

Since 2007, World Maths Day has been a worldwide celebration that unites students from around the world on an online platform that allows them to demonstrate their knowledge of mathematics.

CAS: Project AiderAct Santana, Cuenca

• March 10, 2023

Service is one of our differentiating values and we internalize it through experiences. Thanks to the kind invitation of the Santana Experiencia Educativa school in Cuenca, a group of 11th grade students and teachers traveled to that city to be part of the AiderAct Santana project.

Purim, the Jewish costume festival

• March 10, 2023

The Jewish holiday of Purim is a joyful and colorful celebration that commemorates the salvation of the Jewish people in ancient Persia, and reminds us of the way in which the Jewish people were saved from being exterminated by the Persian King Achashverosh, because one of his advisors, named Haman, did not tolerate the irreverence of the Jew Mordechai, who did not kneel before him.

“Making The Band” Musical

• March 13, 2023

With great enthusiasm we relived the joy of returning to the stage! Between music and rehearsals, our 4th grade students prepared with great effort and discipline for their long awaited musical.

XXIV edition of the Festival of the Arts

• March 13, 2023

The Festival of the Arts was designed as a celebration of our young artists in sessions where they learn about the important connections the arts have to conservation and identity. Over the years, we have had the participation of more than 500 students from local and national schools.

Tea Party with grandparents

• March 24, 2023

Service projects (Service Learning Programs) are implemented from an early age, in this way our students develop various skills such as interaction, teamwork, and research, among others.

Coreographies: “We Grow Together”

• March 25, 2023

The choreographies are back!

It was with great enthusiasm that this year’s Student Council organized this year’s choreography event. Preparation, logistics, and organization were the key elements in every member of StuCo, for the success of the event.

XXI Edition of the Anne Frank National Intercollegiate Literary Essay Contest

• March 27, 2023

On March 27 and 28, the twenty-first edition of the Anne Frank National Intercollegiate Literary Essay Contest was held, with the presence of more than 50 participants from schools in the city and with two exceptional literary professionals, Silvia Stornaiolo and Santiago Páez, as jurors.

Preschool Open House: Art Exhibition

• March 30, 2023

“The arts play an important role in the growth and development of children; in addition to encouraging creativity, the arts also strengthen cognitive development and enhance social skills. At the preschool, we believe that every child has the potential to be an artist in their own way, and we are committed to providing them with an environment where they can develop their skills.” Lisa Mandel, Lower School Principal

Farewell Vini

• March 31, 2023

“Visualizing the road traveled is the opportunity to see with satisfaction what has been achieved.” In an emotional ceremony, we honored Vinicio Salazar, a great friend, colleague and collaborator of our school.