Argentina, Buenos Aires
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Deutsche Schule Temperley is a German-Argentine co-educational school located in Temperley, south of Buenos Aires. Founded in 1922, the school provides trilingual education in German, Spanish, and English from kindergarten through secondary. As a recognised German school abroad, it follows the Argentine national curriculum enriched with the German educational programme. Graduates obtain both the Argentine bachillerato and the German Sprachdiplom (language diploma), opening pathways to universities in Argentina, Germany, and internationally.
José Pereyra Lucena 755, B1832IDO Lomas de Zamora, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Deutsche Schule Temperley has typical class sizes of 25, instruction in Spanish, German, English.
Temperley, Lomas de Zamora, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. The school is in the southern suburbs of Buenos Aires.
Kindergarten (ages 3-5), Primary (ages 6-12), and Secondary (ages 13-18).
Co-educational day school offering trilingual education in German, Spanish, and English.
Predominantly Argentine students, many from families with German heritage. Some German expatriate families also attend.
Learning support is available for students who need additional help, particularly with German language acquisition.
Germany and Argentina. The school is recognised by Germany's Central Agency for Schools Abroad (ZfA) and forms part of the network of German schools worldwide.
Secular. Open to families of all backgrounds.
Full-day programme with morning and afternoon classes including German, English, and Argentine curriculum subjects.
Private transport services (combis) are available through third-party providers.
Deutsche Schule Temperley teaches Bespoke Curriculum, German Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
The school follows the Argentine national curriculum enriched with the German educational programme. German is taught intensively from kindergarten. Students prepare for the German Sprachdiplom (DSD I and DSD II language diplomas) alongside Argentine national examinations.
Class sizes are typically around 25 students. German-language teachers are often seconded from Germany.
Students sit Argentine national examinations and the German Sprachdiplom (DSD) language assessments recognised by the German Conference of Education Ministers.
The DSD II qualification allows direct access to German universities. Graduates also attend Argentine universities and institutions in other German-speaking countries.
Academic enrichment through the German programme, exchange trips to Germany, and inter-school competitions.
Class teachers and coordinators provide guidance and personal development support throughout a student's school career.
Learning support is available for students with additional needs, including German language support for newcomers.
English is taught as a third language alongside German and Spanish.
Pastoral care through class teachers and school counsellors.
The school follows Argentine child protection regulations and German educational standards for safeguarding.
Families should contact the school for admissions information. No prior knowledge of German is required for kindergarten entry.
Contact the school for information on financial assistance or German government-funded opportunities.
A waiting list may apply for certain year groups. Early application is recommended.