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Colombia, Bogota
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The school uses a bilingual model in two languages to develop students' linguistic abilities and cultural openness. Students deepen their communicative abilities and prepare for international language certifications within a global framework. The bilingual axis is oriented toward preparing for official international tests for measuring the second language, in line with the CEFR. It also promotes a bilingual environment inside and outside the classroom, and promotes the use of instructional resources, cultural activities, and interdisciplinary projects to support second-language interaction and communication.
The school has a bilingual model that strengthens students' linguistic skills and cultural openness, preparing them for international certifications and demanding academic environments.
Aspaen Gimnasio Iragua is a not-for-profit community school in Bogotá offering Cambridge Secondary and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Cambridge Assessment International Education is integrated with the IB framework, with some subjects taught in a second language and taught to international standards. The IB Diploma Programme forms part of the curriculum, encouraging students to pose complex questions, develop a strong personal and cultural identity, and connect with peers from different countries. The school pursues curricular internationalization and innovation, supported by the EFQM Quality Model and NOVUS/NOVUS A+ life-skills projects that connect academic topics to affectivity, health and family involvement. Faith-based values, leadership development, creativity and a culture of freedom and respect underpin daily life. Founded in 1968, Aspaen Iragua has earned recognitions such as the Andrés Bello Diploma of Honor and the Simón Bolívar Award. Bogotá campus sits at Calle 170 # 76-55, near Avenida Boyacá and Calle 170 today.
