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Chile, Santiago
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The school's built environment covers 7,200 square meters, on a 17,600-square-meter site shared with the Swiss Club adjacent to the campus, where students have access to the pool and tennis courts. CSS has buildings, courtyards, and independent restrooms for Early Education, Primary, and Secondary levels, all renovated to support classes under Covid protocols. All teaching spaces are internet-connected and equipped with air conditioning, thermopanel windows, ventilation, and central heating. There are biology and chemistry laboratories, as well as physics and mathematics laboratories, plus specialized facilities for Arts, Music, Crafts, Cooking, Technology, and Informatics, along with libraries, laboratories, gyms, and a multi-use court. Health, psychological, and psycho-pedagogical services occupy dedicated spaces, and there is a canteen and a kiosk on campus.
CSS features on-site gymnasiums and a multi-use court for physical education and sports. The school also shares facilities with the adjacent Swiss Club, providing access to a swimming pool and tennis courts for CSS students.
Biology and Chemistry laboratories, as well as Physics and Mathematics laboratories, are well equipped with modern equipment and furnishings. The campus includes specialized spaces for Arts, Music, Crafts, Cooking, Technology, and Information Technology, in addition to libraries and dedicated laboratories. All spaces have internet, and classrooms include air conditioning, thermopanel windows, ventilation, and central heating. On-site health, psychology, and psycho-pedagogical services have dedicated facilities.
TAEX (Talleres de Extensión) are offered outside regular class hours, running semesterly with enrollments through SchoolNet. Activities include Chess, Athletics, Ballet, Ball Games, Basketball, Capoeira, Capotricidad, Science and Nature, Math Club, Cooking, Choir, Dance Fitness, Dance and Games, Football, Artistic Gymnastics for Girls, Garden, Jazz Dance, Judo, Games and Gymnastics for Girls, Arts and Crafts, Mini Basketball, Mini Volleyball, Motor Skills and Games, Swimming, Orchestra, Piano, Catholic Religion, Robotics, Samba, Theatre, Tennis, Tiny Makers, Violin, Volleyball, and Children's Yoga, among others.
Schweizer Schule Santiago is a private, secular international school in Chile with formal ties to Switzerland. It offers a bespoke curriculum for students aged 4 to 18, from prekindergarten through the fourth year of secondary education. The Basel-Landschaft canton patronage supports the school, and it is recognized and subsidized by the Swiss government; it is the oldest Swiss-affiliated school in Latin America. The curriculum emphasizes cultural exchange, universal human values, and language instruction, with programs recognized in both Chile and Switzerland. The campus spans about 7,200 square meters of built space on a 17,600-square-meter site shared with the Swiss Club, adjacent to campus with access to a pool and tennis courts. Facilities include biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics laboratories, spaces for Arts, Music, Crafts, Cooking, Technology, and Informatics, libraries, gyms, and health and psycho-pedagogical services. TAEX extension workshops offer after-school activities in sport, arts, science, and languages, enriching student life beyond class hours.
