Application / enrollment (matrícula) fees
- Registration (matrícula / inscripción) for The Oxford School – Santiago is reported in published school-directory listings as ranging approximately USD 600 to USD 1,585 depending on grade.
- For reference values from other Oxford campuses: a reported registration range for The Oxford School (Panama City) is B/. 785 to B/. 870 for some student categories.
Tuition (colegiatura / anualidad) by year group (annual amounts)
- Pre‑school (Pre‑Kinder / Kinder): annual tuition reported for Oxford campuses in the ACODECO 2026 survey example is B/. 2,409 per year.
- Primary (Grades 1–6): annual tuition reported for Oxford campuses in the ACODECO 2026 survey example is B/. 2,882 per year.
- Middle / Pre‑media (Grades 7–9): annual tuition reported for Oxford campuses in the ACODECO 2026 survey example is B/. 3,586 per year.
- Upper / Media / Bachillerato (Grades 10–12): annual tuition reported for Oxford campuses in the ACODECO 2026 survey example is B/. 3,817 per year.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The amounts published in the official ACODECO school-cost survey are expressed as annual tuition (anualidad). Schools customarily collect the anualidad in installments rather than as a single lump sum; some schools include the final monthly installment of the anualidad in the registration charge.
- No publicly available, itemized per‑term (e.g., trimester) breakdown for The Oxford School – Santiago was found in the public listings; the institutional published figures are presented as annual totals.
Boarding / residential fees
- The Oxford School campuses operate as day schools; no boarding or residential program fees are published for the network's campuses (no boarding fees applicable).
Other compulsory or typical additional costs
- Registration/inscription charges commonly include, or are reported alongside, associated one‑off items such as laboratory fees, group or association fees, parental‑association charges and other non‑colegiatura items; these can increase the total cost at enrollment.
- Schools in the Oxford network typically list or are known to have additional ongoing costs that parents should budget for: school uniform, textbooks and workbooks, school transport (bus), school lunches, local examination or external assessment fees, and extracurricular activity fees. Exact amounts for these items for the Santiago campus are not published in the publicly accessible data consulted.
- Some independent directory listings for The Oxford School – Santiago report an optional or suggested ‘‘donation'' / capital contribution item in their aggregated entry (example entry shows a figure of USD 5,000 listed as a capital/donation item in the directory's summary for the network), which may represent a campus‑level admission/donation practice rather than a standard, mandatory tuition component. Parents should treat such items as separate from the anualidad unless the school specifies otherwise.
Refund information
- No publicly posted, campus‑specific refund policy or standardized refund schedule for registration or tuition (for the Santiago campus) was found in the public listings consulted. The official consumer‑protection survey does not publish campus refund terms.
Fee payment options
- A public, verifiable, campus‑specific listing of accepted payment methods (credit/debit card, bank transfer, local payment channels) for The Oxford School – Santiago was not located in the publicly accessible material reviewed. Network and directory summaries do not publish an itemized payment‑method list for the Santiago campus.
Notes on the data and presentation (brief summary of findings and gaps)
- Available, authoritative public data for 2026 are primarily the ACODECO (consumer‑protection) survey figures for The Oxford School campuses; ACODECO provides annual tuition and enrollment charges by campus/sample but does not publish a full per‑term billing schedule, itemized ancillary fees (uniform, transport, meals) or campus refund policies. The Oxford School's own campus web portal requires authenticated access to internal documents, so a campus‑level, itemized official fee schedule for Santiago was not retrievable from the public site during this review.
