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Chile, Punta Arenas
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English is a central language of instruction across the IB program. In the Primary Years Programme, English is taught through immersion in the Infant School, with the Junior School continuing language learning through inquiry and Cambridge preparation. In the Diploma Programme, language subjects include Spanish A: Literature and English A: Language & Literature, and English B is offered for language acquisition. The school emphasizes multilingualism within the IB framework.
The Primary Years Programme is delivered in the Infant & Junior School, with English integrated into daily routines through immersion in the Infant School. In the Junior School, language learning is experienced through inquiry, interaction with peers and teachers, and Cambridge exam preparation. The Diploma Programme includes language offerings in both English and Spanish, with Spanish A: Literature and English A: Language & Literature, and English B available for additional language acquisition. This bilingual framework reflects the IB emphasis on multilingualism.
English immersion is a structured feature of the Infant School program. The immersion approach introduces students to English through daily activities in a practical and engaging way. In the Junior School, language learning continues through inquiry-based activities and interaction with peers and teachers, with Cambridge exam preparation as part of the program.
Located in Punta Arenas, The British School Punta Arenas is a private British international school within the ABSCH network. It offers the International Baccalaureate across three programmes: PYP for Infant to Fifth Grade, MYP for Middle School, and DP for Senior School. The PYP is delivered in Spanish and English, each language used about half the time. In Senior School, DP courses include English-language Literature and Language and Literature options in Spanish/English, plus English Language B. The school serves roughly 400 PYP students and about 130 DP students, reflecting a substantial IB community. The campus comprises two main buildings, with on-site St. James Church, a canteen, gym, and dedicated music spaces; sports facilities support hockey, rugby, basketball, football/futsal and volleyball. Cultural programs include theatre, dance and choir, plus robotics, chess and other clubs. The DP features TOK, CAS and the Extended Essay, reinforcing inquiry, service and independent research and discovery.
