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Argentina, Buenos Aires
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Bartolomé Mitre Day School opened its doors to the community in 1992. At that time, about one hundred children together with their families joined this innovative pedagogical project in the area. Today, more than 1,500 students are part of this institution, whom we have accompanied each year as we grow in our commitment to academic, social, and technological demands. The school operates two bilingual, full-day campuses offering three levels: Early Childhood, Primary, and Secondary, located in Moreno and General Rodríguez (adjacent to the Terravista private neighborhood).
We are a humane and academic institution, with the collaboration and commitment of families, for more than 25 years educating young people to be enthusiastic learners and respectful protagonists of their own lives, personally and professionally. We have two bilingual, full-day campuses where the three levels are provided. They are located in Moreno and General Rodríguez (adjacent to the Terravista Private Neighborhood).
Bartolomé Mitre Day School is a private bilingual institution in Argentina with two campuses offering Early Childhood, Primary, and Secondary, Moreno and General Rodríguez, serving ages 2 to 18. It offers a six-year secondary program with an Economics and Administration orientation, taught bilingually in English and Spanish, and approved by the Buenos Aires Province Ministry of Education. A portion of subjects are taught in English. Students prepare for Cambridge ESOL, IGCSE, and AS/A Level examinations, with options for ICE and AICE diplomas. In Year 4, students may participate in an English immersion exchange with St. Bedes College in England. The program emphasizes project-based learning, language development, and interdisciplinary study, and includes participation in Mathematics and Chemistry Olympiads and a Science Fair. Sports include swimming, water polo, hockey, football, and handball, with national tournaments. Facilities include dining halls, a Mediateca, transport, and learning spaces. Extracurriculars span arts, literature, also horticulture, chess.
