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Argentina, Buenos Aires
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The Secondary campus is divided into two buildings known as Middle School (years 7–9) and Senior School (years 10–12). Middle School is located on the first floor above Primary, with exterior windows and a central hall; classrooms have central heating and air conditioning, and there are offices and a multi-purpose hall plus separate restrooms. Each of the six classrooms has a computer and a projector with wifi available for student devices. Senior School has six spacious classrooms with access to the courtyard/garden and windows to the courtyard (four have street-facing windows); natural light and air circulation are emphasized. There is also a staff room, three interview rooms, and a multimedia room; a well-equipped science laboratory with fifteen stations, a computer laboratory with iMacs, a printer and internet, and a library support the academic program. Some classrooms have interactive whiteboards and the school can configure internet on demand for students' devices; in the secondary garden there is a pond used for Form VI biology projects.
The curriculum is bilingual (Spanish-English) and designed to progress toward Cambridge Advanced Level Examinations (A Levels) in the final year. The Secondary is organized into Middle School (years 7–9) and Senior School (years 10–12) with six classrooms in each area, all equipped with a computer and a projector and wifi for student devices. The science laboratory is well equipped for Natural Sciences with fifteen stations, and the Computer Laboratory features iMacs, a printer and internet. A library provides reference books for each subject area and general-interest titles for different ages and interests. Some classrooms have interactive whiteboards, and the school can configure internet on demand to support information gathering on students' devices.
Students participate in inter-school events such as forums, a creative writing competition, chess, and mathematics. The school sponsors EMUN – ESSARP Model United Nations and the Global Young Leaders Conference, with Public Speaking and Singing competitions organized by ESU and ESSARP. Student exchanges: the school hosts visiting students from around the world, though there is no formal student exchange program. Field trips and outings include geography, biology, and history projects, and every two years all secondary students participate in an organized tour of Buenos Aires.
St. Alban's College in Argentina is a private educational institute serving ages 1 to 18, with a bilingual, Spanish–English approach from early years through to the Cambridge examinations. Kindergarten San Albano promotes joyful learning within a supportive pedagogical and emotional framework, using a bilingual model and a Bilingual Project that enables fluid use of Spanish and English. The secondary program integrates Cambridge IGCSE, AS Levels, and A Levels, with a bilingual Bachillerato that prepares students for Cambridge assessments while earning the national certificate. The campus structure comprises Middle School (years 7–9) and Senior School (years 10–12), each with dedicated laboratories, a computer lab, and a library, plus interactive whiteboards and wifi for student devices. Facilities feature a science laboratory with fifteen stations and a courtyard garden for Form VI biology, while nearby field trips and ecological camps (e.g., Carihué in Bariloche and Los Molles in Mendoza) support outdoor learning. The school emphasizes international experiences, including EMUN/THIMUN/COIMUN, ArtFest, and extensive sport tours dating back to 1960, alongside exchanges and global leadership programs.
