Colegio Andino - Deutsche Schule

Colégio Andino – Deutsche Schule is located in Bogotá, Colombia. The campus address is Carrera 51 No. 218-85, Bogotá, Colombia. The school operates within Bogotá's urban environment and serves students from preschool through Bachillerato.

Preschool, Primary, Intermediate, and Bachillerato; divisions are Preescolar, Primaria, Intermedia, and Bachillerato.

Private international school offering trilingual education in Spanish, German, and English, with the Colombian Baccalaureate and the option to pursue the German Abitur.

The School has a School Support Department with dedicated support areas.

The school has a German affiliation, offering the German Baccalaureate – Abitur and hosting an Office for German Affairs.

A transportation service operates with 61 buses equipped with satellite positioning and an APP to track routes in real time; hours of operation are 7:20 a.m. to 4:40 p.m.; route sectorization is available.

Application and admissions fees
- The administrative admissions (registration) process carries a one-time fee of COP 150,000; this payment is processed via PSE at the time of the administrative step.

Tuition (annual / per-term) — by year group
- Specific published tuition amounts (annual or per term) for individual year groups for the 2026/27 academic year are not publicly available in the school's published materials. The school's Treasury (billing) area manages tuition billing and related queries. Parents should use the Treasury contact for official tuition schedules and itemised amounts.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school's Treasury area is responsible for programming and executing billing and for advising parents on billing schedules and accepted means of payment. Office hours for Treasury are Monday–Friday, 7:20 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. The admissions administrative fee (COP 150,000) is paid once during the admissions administrative step via PSE. No separate, detailed public calendar of tuition-billing instalments (for example: monthly, termly, or annual schedules with dates and penalties) is published in the materials located.

Boarding / residential fees
- Colegio Andino operates as a day school; there are no published boarding or residential fees.

Other recurring and one-off costs
- School supplies and textbooks: A detailed books and materials list for the 2025–2026 school year is published and specifies required books, stationery and other consumables per grade. Parents should budget for grade-specific book and supply purchases based on that list.
- Cafeteria / shop costs: The school publishes a canteen price list showing typical food and drink prices for the 2025–2026 year; individual item prices are listed in COP (examples include bottled water, snacks and prepared meals). Budget for daily/weekly cafeteria purchases accordingly.
- Extracurricular (after‑school) activity fees: Extracurricular programmes are charged separately; example fees for 2025–2026 activities range from about COP 300,000 up to about COP 1,186,500 depending on the activity (for example, Planeta Lab listed at COP 300,000 and equestrian activities listed at COP 1,186,500). Expect activity-specific fees and a separate enrolment / payment process for each programme.
- Uniforms and branded items: Uniforms and school-branded items are offered through the school's online shop. Prices and available items are listed in the online store.
- Transportation: The school provides a paid transportation service (fleet of school buses with GPS and route tracking). A route sectorisation resource and Transportation Coordinator contact are listed; specific bus-route fees are not published in the publicly available materials.

Refunds and cancellations
- No public, detailed refund or cancellation policy for admissions, tuition, extracurricular or transportation fees was found in the school's publicly available administrative pages or downloadable materials. Refund and cancellation rules are handled by the Treasury/administrative area and should be confirmed directly with that office.

Fee payment options
- The admissions administrative fee is payable via PSE. The Treasury area is identified as the office that administers billing and payment methods; other specific payment channels (credit card, bank transfer, direct debit) are not itemised in the publicly available documents reviewed. For clarification of accepted payment methods for tuition, transport and extracurricular charges, contact the Treasury or the Admissions administrative contacts.

Summary of findings and gaps
- Confirmed and published items available for parents include: the one-time administrative admissions fee (COP 150,000, payable via PSE), detailed books and supplies lists for 2025–2026, canteen item prices for 2025–2026, a full listing of extracurricular activity fees for 2025–2026, the existence of an online shop for uniforms, and transportation service details and contact.
- Not published in the available public materials were: a grade-by-grade tuition schedule (annual or per-term amounts) for 2026/27 or 2025/26 and a detailed public refund/cancellation policy. The Treasury (billing) office is the administrative contact for tuition schedules, billing calendars, payment methods and any refund questions.