Colegio CIEDI

Kilómetro 3 vía Suba-Cota, Bogotá. The school is located in the Van der Hammen Reserve, with two rural campuses in Cota and Tenjo.

Preschool, Primary, Middle School, and High School

International Baccalaureate (IB) Continuum school, Calendar B, bilingual with a third language, co-educational

Individualized, holistic education with innovative pedagogies such as Nature's Classroom and Integrated STEM

Colombia

Application / registration fees
- ASOCIEDI (parent association) affiliation: two payment options are offered—COP 327,000 billed once and included on the registration invoice, or three installments of COP 109,000 charged on the pension (tuition) receipts for July, August and September.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- The school does not publish a complete grade-by-grade fee table for the 2026/27 academic year in its publicly available documents. External school-cost listings and local press consistently report Colegio CIEDI's monthly pension (tuition) in the approximate range of COP 3,000,000 to COP 3,300,000 per month (this figure is widely cited as including school meals in market comparisons). These estimates are reported by independent directory and media sources.
- Older and varied public references show wide historical ranges for monthly pensions reported in different years and publications; a specific, current per-grade, per-term official tariff table for 2026/27 (or a definitive 2025/26 school-published breakdown) was not available in the school's published documents at the time of review.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The ASOCIEDI affiliation document indicates charges may appear on the registration invoice or on pension receipts for specified months, demonstrating the school uses separate receipts for matrícula (registration) and monthly pensión (tuition). The ASOCIEDI option shows pension receipts for July, August and September for the 2024–2025 cycle.
- In the Colombian private-school sector it is common for annual tuition to be billed as a matrícula (registration) plus monthly pension payments spread across the academic year; national guidance used by many institutions treats the pension as a monthly charge payable on a defined monthly due date and sets typical administrative rules (for example: 10 monthly pension payments per year, a matrícula equal to about 10% of the annual pension total, and penalties for late payment after the tenth day). These national practices are reflected in public regulatory tables and circulars used across institutions. The school's own, explicit billing calendar, number of instalments accepted for tuition, and late-payment penalty formula were not published in a public per-grade fee schedule for 2026/27.

Boarding / residential fees
- Colegio CIEDI is presented as a day school (bilingual, IB continuum) and there is no indication in the school's public information of boarding or residential facilities and no published boarding fees.

Other costs and periodic fees
- ASOCIEDI affiliation (see above): COP 327,000 once or three payments of COP 109,000.
- External listings reference additional typical school-related costs in the local market (examples reported by other schools and directories): school cafeteria/meal plans, transport (school bus), uniforms, insurance, and extracurricular activity fees. Specific amounts for CIEDI (uniforms, transport, school meals, insurance, exam or graduation rights) are not published in a single public fee schedule for 2026/27; the ASOCIEDI document and other school documents mention that some ancillary charges may be included on matrícula or pension invoices or billed as separate periodic charges.

Refunds and withdrawal / refund information
- No publicly available, detailed refund policy or grade-by-grade refund schedule for the 2026/27 (or 2025/26) academic year was found in the school's published documents. The ASOCIEDI affiliation form and the school's general documents do not contain a full refund policy statement in the documents reviewed. Parents should assume the school follows standard contractual terms for registration, matrícula and pension invoices unless the school provides a specific refund schedule in registration paperwork.

Fee payment options and methods
- The school's public admissions and contact pages provide telephone and email contacts for admissions and billing enquiries but do not publish a detailed, grade-by-grade list of accepted payment channels in a current public fee schedule. Typical payment channels used by Colombian private schools include bank transfer/consignment and authorized cash/agency payments; the school's admissions/contact pages include direct contact details for the finance and admissions offices for arranging payments and receipting. The ASOCIEDI affiliation document indicates affiliation amounts are charged on either the matrícula invoice or on the pension receipts, which implies invoice-based billing and receipt posting by the school.

Summary of availability and applicability
- The only item with a clear published amount in the school's publicly posted documents is the ASOCIEDI affiliation fee (COP 327,000 once or three payments of COP 109,000). A comprehensive, official per-grade, per-term tariff schedule for 2026/27 (or a definitive 2025/26 breakdown) was not published in the school documents located during review; independent directories and media report an approximate monthly pension range of COP 3,000,000–3,300,000, typically cited as including meals in marketplace comparisons. For precise, grade-specific tuition, installment schedules, other mandatory periodic charges, formal refund terms and the school's accepted payment channels for the 2026/27 academic year, the school's admissions or finance office issues the formal invoice and contract that govern each enrollment.