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Colombia, Bogota
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The school emphasizes values-based education as a foundation for positive social integration and high-demand academic processes, supporting students' personal and academic growth within a values-driven environment.
The school offers a comprehensive education across preschool to high school levels; specific SEN provisions are not described here.
English is integrated into the curriculum from early childhood, with a bilingual international program that began with early English language exposure.
Emotional well-being is a stated priority, with a focus on nurturing emotional health as students develop academically and personally.
Policies and practices for safeguarding and child protection are in place as part of the school's governance and values-based education.
GCB Bilingüe Internacional is a bilingual international academy for students aged 3 to 18. Cambridge International is implemented across the school from Primary through Bachillerato, with Fifth and Eighth graders taking Check Point exams and Ninth graders taking the IGCSE. Since 2021, GCB has been an IB World School, allowing graduates to earn two diplomas: the GCB secondary diploma and the IB Diploma for university entry. The campus centers on the Isaac Newton Cultural Centre, which houses Preschool, Primary, and Bachillerato libraries, plus workrooms and a Cinemateca; a terrace and central garden provide outdoor spaces for informal gatherings and experiential learning. Facilities include a bicycle track, gym, a sports Coliseum opened in 2018, and a healthy park. The school runs a broad after-school program with sports, arts, and academic enrichment, including robotics, choir, ballet, and a Talent Show. Immersion programs in England, Canada, and the United States broaden cultural understanding. Cambridge accreditation has guided the curriculum since 2011, and since 2021 graduates receive two diplomas.
