Colombia, Bogota
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Located in the Andean highlands of Bogotá, the campus is surrounded by lush forests, a flowing river and wide green spaces. It follows a Forest School model and is the first school in Bogotá to adopt this approach, turning nature into a living classroom. The campus sits about 3,000 meters above sea level and features state-of-the-art facilities, including sports areas, specialized classrooms, and laboratories. There are more than 60 extracurricular clubs and 9 sports teams. Language learning starts early with English and Spanish, and French is introduced in 3rd grade.
The campus is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities including dedicated sports areas that support physical education and athletics. Nine sports teams compete across seasons, reflecting a strong athletics program. The spaces are designed to promote teamwork, fitness and school spirit in a safe environment. The facilities support active learning and personal development through sports.
The campus includes specialized classrooms and laboratories to support hands-on and inquiry-based learning. The curriculum combines Colombian national standards with Cambridge International education, supported by a Life Competences framework and ISP partnerships. Students are exposed to multilingual education with English and Spanish from an early age, and French is introduced in grade 3. A safe, well-supported learning environment underpins academic growth.
More than 60 extracurricular clubs and 9 sports teams extend learning beyond the classroom. Activities include robotics, music, horseback riding, dance, and swimming.
Colombia-based Colegio La Colina is a coeducational bilingual school serving ages 4 to 18. The curriculum blends the Colombian national standards with Cambridge International Education from years through high school, with Cambridge alignment introduced in 2024. Preschool uses a dynamic blend of Colombian and Cambridge curricula to develop language, science, arts, and movement in a safe, engaging environment. Primary follows both curricula, building literacy, languages, mathematics, science, arts, and technology through active learning that sparks curiosity and independence. High School offers a Cambridge-aligned program with advanced study in languages, STEM, and interdisciplinary projects, developing leadership and global readiness. The school sits on an 11,000-square-meter forest campus in Andean highlands of Bogotá, 3,000 meters above sea level, adopting a Forest School model. Language learning is multilingual from ages (English and Spanish) with French introduced in Grade 3. Extras include 60 clubs, 9 sports teams, and partnerships with ISP and Council.