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Colombia, Bogota
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The Cambridge School operates a restaurant service with extensive experience that serves the dietary needs of about 1,200 people, including students, teachers, and support staff. It has modern infrastructure with three service lines, two beverage stations, two salad bars, ambient music, and a kitchen with cutting-edge processes. A dedicated team with years of experience ensures they understand students' tastes and dietary habits, and gastronomic festivals include Oriental, Italian, Mexican, Arabic, and Spanish cuisines.
The Cambridge School uses the British House Education System. Students are assigned to one of four houses: Oxford (Red), Exeter (Green), Durham (Yellow), and York (Blue). Houses compete in sports, games, arts and academics, and have symbols, logos, or colors; sports uniforms are worn during competitions. Students have opportunities to travel to England to participate in a cultural circuit, visiting cities associated with the British universities.
The school is part of the British Columbia Education Group (BC Group), a national network of private Colombian educational institutions. BC Group supports member schools with leadership development, infrastructure renewal, curriculum updates, branding, and collaborative improvement. Cambridge operates across three BC Group campuses: La Calera, Cajicá, and Bogotá as part of the BC Group network.
Colegio Cambridge operates on three campuses—La Calera, Cajicá, and Bogotá—serving students aged 3 to 18. The school offers the International Baccalaureate across the PYP, MYP, and DP, alongside US High School Diploma and Colombian Bachillerato Nacional, within a tri‑lingual framework of English, French, and Spanish. Its Bespoke Curriculum integrates STEM, gamification, and the development of logical thinking, innovation, and creativity, supported by technologies such as AI, 3D design, AR, VR, and robotics. An online platform enables flexible learning for students with sports, artistic, or family commitments. From grades 9–11, university immersion programs run in hybrid or virtual formats through partnerships with higher education institutions worldwide. Facilities include roughly 120,000 m2 of natural surroundings, modern classrooms, athletic and artistic spaces, and dedicated ecological trails. Extracurriculars include Summer Camp, environmental education, research projects, a student radio, and a pets program, plus a scholarship for Infancias y Juventudes through BC Education Group network.
