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Ecuador, Quito
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Step 1 – Book a campus tour. Book a virtual or in-person tour and meet with an Admissions representative. This initial contact helps families learn about Colegio Menor Quito's community and approach to learning. It also provides an opportunity to ask questions and explore how the school might fit your child's needs. Step 2 – Apply for a place. Complete the online application in the personalized portal after the admissions team provides login details. Upload all required documents as part of the application. The admissions team will guide you on evaluation and testing relevant to your child's grade level. Step 3 – Interview. After applying, the Admissions team will schedule your child's evaluation and a family interview. Evaluation and testing requirements vary by grade level. Families should plan for a family meeting as part of the process. Step 4 – Results and Enrolment. After the full application is reviewed, an offer may be made and enrolment documents signed. Some classes are full, and your child may be placed on our waiting list. The admissions team will share the review timeline and next steps. The school offers an Advanced Placement (AP) program that provides college- or university-level courses, with some students earning college credits while in high school. Step 5 – Key Admissions Dates for the 2025–26 School Year. Admissions Process Opens September 1, 2025. Enrolment Deadline January 30, 2026. Tuition Payment for New Students Due May 30, 2026. Tuition Payment for Re-Enrolled Students Due August 15, 2026.
Some classes are full and a waiting list may apply.
Some students receive scholarships for their academic excellence and achievements.
Colegio Menor Quito is a private international day school for students aged 3 to 18, delivering a liberal arts curriculum across Early Childhood through High School. All subjects are taught in English with 100% immersion from the Early Years, and the program emphasizes connecting ideas across disciplines through creativity, critical thinking, and project-based learning. In the High School, students have access to a broad Advanced Placement (AP) program offering university-level courses. The arts program benefits from Nord Anglia collaborations with The Juilliard School, while STEM learning draws on MIT partnerships, enriching creative and scientific exploration. Design thinking and hands-on learning spaces underpin coursework, supported by well-equipped facilities, maker spaces, and a dedicated Performing Arts Center. The Quito campus includes science labs, outdoor fields, and extensive technology resources. Beyond academics, students participate in arts, sports, community service, leadership opportunities, and global projects through the Global Campus, including college placements at universities.
