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Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo
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The school offers Cambridge IGCSEs (ages 14-16) followed by the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) for ages 16-18. The instruction is in English and Spanish, with English/Spanish as a second language provision. The IBDP was the first in Latin America to be authorized by the International Baccalaureate Organization in 1995, and the school is accredited by the Dominican Republic's Ministry of Education and NEASC, with CIS membership.
The school provides music study including piano, guitar, violin, and drums, with options to join the choir or musical theatre. The extracurricular program includes chess, robotics, and coding clubs to develop intellectual creativity. Aspiring musicians can play the piano, guitar, violin, or drums, join the choir, or take part in musical theatre.
The school teaches in English and Spanish, with English/Spanish as a second language program. The student body is multinational, representing more than 45 nationalities. The bilingual environment nurtures global-minded, creative, and reflective graduates.
The afternoon program includes soccer, basketball, volleyball, and rhythmic gymnastics. Saint George Dragons compete in tournaments locally and overseas, including the Nord Anglia Education Americas Global Games. The program also features intellectual enrichment clubs such as chess, robotics, and coding.
Saint George fosters global citizenship and a diverse community. Students plan NGO initiatives, participate in community service projects, and volunteer at local shelters. The CAS component includes collaborations with Best Buddies and Operación Sonrisa and home-building projects in San Cristóbal.
The school develops leadership, communication, and organizational skills through its social purpose programs. Students participate in Model United Nations conferences, including a Yale MUN trip, and a Debate Trip to Harvard University that deepen diplomacy and public speaking. These experiences are highlighted as extraordinary opportunities for student leadership.
Wellbeing runs through everything we do, with counsellors and wellbeing initiatives such as Cloud 9. Sport and physical activity are emphasized through the extensive afternoon program and a range of facilities. The house system and school events promote teamwork, belonging, and healthy competition.
Saint George School is a multicultural international campus in Santo Domingo that delivers a UK-inspired foundation with Dominican curriculum integration. The school serves students from ages two to eighteen and teaches primarily in English and Spanish, with targeted language support to ensure confidence in both languages. From Infant through Upper School, it offers Cambridge IGCSEs for ages fourteen to sixteen followed by the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for ages sixteen to eighteen, making it the Dominican Republic's sole school to run both pathways. The academic program is validated by the Dominican Ministry of Education and NEASC, and Saint George is a member of the Council of International Schools. The Piantini campus spans about ten thousand square meters and features an Innovation Centre with a STEAM Maker Space, a robotics classroom, music and arts facilities, and a well-stocked library. An extracurricular program and international trips foster leadership, service, and global citizenship.
