Argentina, Buenos Aires
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Saint Gregory's College in Argentina offers a bilingual education for ages 3–18, delivering the Cambridge IGCSE curriculum in a co-educational setting. English is taught from kindergarten, with a bilingual, project-based approach rooted in universal values. In primary, play and exploration guided by Reggio Emilia-inspired principles foster curiosity, collaboration and emotional intelligence; in secondary, students develop as autonomous learners, with critical thinking and social commitment, using competency-based assessment and modern technology in every classroom. The school is a Cambridge Assessment Center, supporting Cambridge examinations and partnerships with universities and international exchanges.
Carlos Francisco Melo 948, B1638CID Vicente López, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Saint Gregory's College has instruction in Spanish, English.
Melo 972, Vicente López, Argentina.
Kindergarten, Primary, Secondary
Bilingual
Argentina
Laic (secular)
Saint Gregory's College teaches Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 3 to 18.
The school provides solid academic foundations and enduring skills, with challenges to prepare students for university, work, and adult life. Education is co-educational with equal opportunities, offering a wide range of experiences while remaining small enough for individual recognition and support. English is taught from kindergarten, with language learning becoming as natural as the mother tongue, and the curriculum emphasizes a bilingual, project-based approach rooted in universal values. The pedagogical approach includes play and exploration, following Reggio Emilia-inspired principles to foster curiosity, collaboration, and the development of emotional intelligence across the primary years. In secondary, the focus is on autonomous learners with critical thinking and social commitment, using competency-based assessment and modern technology in all classrooms, supported by university partnerships and international exchanges; the school is a Cambridge University examination center.
The school maintains partnerships with various universities to connect secondary studies with higher education and facilitate progression, including merit-based scholarships and recognition of entrance courses.
The school follows a Humanist approach to education. The educational program is secular and nourished by values on an ongoing basis. It aims to achieve a physical and intellectual commitment that positively affects social issues, with students progressively involved in community-service projects. This holistic approach supports the development of the whole person.
The school offers bilingual education from early childhood. Bilingualism prepares children for social, academic, and professional interactions without borders. It strengthens cognitive development and neural connections, deploying cognitive flexibility that monolingual peers do not possess at these ages.
In this safe environment, students are willing to take risks and make mistakes, which is described as the key to achieving successful results. The setting supports confident exploration and learning in a secure context.
Merit-based scholarships and entry-course equivalence are offered.