Mexico, Leon
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Colegio Británico de León offers Cambridge Primary and Cambridge IGCSE programs in a school in León, Guanajuato. Kindergarten is 100% bilingual and uses a constructivist approach to self-discovery, with science, computing, robotics and gardening, supported by technology and sports such as football, taekwondo and gymnastics. Primary education develops life competencies, critical thinking, technology use and collaboration through interdisciplinary learning, with small classes up to 25 and English taught day; computing, coding and robotics are taught weekly and Cambridge exams occur per level. Secondary provides a curriculum aligned with SEP and uses constructivist methods in small classes (up to 25), with bilingual English at two levels; Cambridge exams, science labs, coding and robotics, plus participation in events such as the British English Olympics. Prep School aligns with SEP, emphasizes constructivist models and competitions like the BEO Master in London. Founded in 1993, the school serves preschool through high school in León.
Blvd. Campestre 2600, El Refugio Campestre, 37156 León de los Aldama, Gto., Mexico
Colegio Británico de León has 149 pupils, typical class sizes of 24, instruction in English, Spanish.
Prol. Blvd. Campestre
Kindergarten; Primary; Secondary; Prep School
Private institution
Over 16 nationalities represented.
United Kingdom
Colegio Británico de León teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 2 to 18.
Kindergarten is 100% bilingual with a constructivist, hands-on approach and self-discovery learning. It includes art, science, physical education, psychomotricity, computing, robotics, and gardening, with state-of-the-art technology and sports such as football, taekwondo, and gymnastics. Primary develops life competencies, critical thinking, technology use, and collaboration through interdisciplinary learning; groups are small (up to 25); English is taught half the day; computer, coding, and robotics are taught weekly; Cambridge exams are completed per level. Secondary provides a well-rounded curriculum aligned with SEP, with constructivist methods; small classes (no more than 25); bilingual English at two levels; Cambridge exams; science labs; coding and robotics; participation in events such as the British English Olympics. Prep School aligns with SEP; uses constructivist models; bilingual with two levels of English (TOEFL used for higher levels); computer, coding, and robotics are essential; math and science labs; extensive arts and extracurriculars including a symphony orchestra; educational trips and competitions such as the BEO Master in London. The school offers Kindergarten, Primary, Secondary, and Prep School.
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The school fosters creative thinking, a love of learning, self-knowledge, respect for others, and the desire to impact the world positively.
The school is bilingual; in Kindergarten and Elementary, half the day is in English and half the day is in Spanish.
1. Check the Admissions calendar. The calendar shows Grade applying to and Application deadline for each level. Kindergarten, Primary, Secondary, and Preparatory have rolling admissions. Rolling admissions indicate admissions are ongoing rather than fixed deadlines, enabling year‑round enrollment opportunities. 2. Apply online here. To be eligible to apply, the student must have a minimum average of 70% and no failing grades. The online application is submitted through the portal. The admissions team will respond after submission. 3. Schedule a School Tour. Upon completing the online application, you should receive an email with instructions for scheduling your interview.
The school can grant a scholarship through a committee upon request by the parents, and it is submitted for approval. Eligibility requires an annual average greater than 9.5 with no courses failed, and the scholarship can be requested after the second school year of re-enrollment. There is also a socioeconomic scholarship that requires an average greater than 8.5 with no courses failed and financial need.