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Mexico, Puebla
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Maternal Kinderwelt facilities were newly built with safety as a priority and include classrooms with integrated restrooms, a cribs area, a dining room, a music and reading room, a gym, a large central garden with a sandbox and a car track, and a multipurpose room. The Cafetería building was completed and inaugurated. The sports complex includes an athletics track, a 5,000 m2 multi‑court area, long jump and high jump tracks, a shot put area, and a 300‑seat tribune. In 2013, upgrades added a velaria over the bleachers and enhancements to the athletics facilities. In 2017, a modern art complex with art and music spaces and an acoustic shell, new Kindergarten and Primary classrooms, Biotope, General Offices, and the Humboldt statue were built; in 2024 padel and pickleball courts were added as part of the latest sports facilities.
The Campo Deportivo includes an athletics track, a 5,000 m2 multi‑court area, long jump and high jump tracks, a shot put area, and a 300‑seat tribune. In 2013, upgrades added a velaria for the bleachers and improvements to the athletics facilities. In 2024, padel and pickleball courts were added as part of the advanced sports facilities.
The school teaches German as the first foreign language from the first grade and English as the second language from the third grade, with Mathematics and Science also taught in German. The science building includes computing laboratories, chemistry and biology laboratories, and multipurpose rooms. The physics, chemistry and biology laboratories were modernized with world‑class German equipment and digital control panels, with upgraded electrical, gas and water installations. The Centro de Posgrado Alemán (CEPAL) was established for ongoing pedagogical training. In 2017, new Kindergarten and Primary classrooms were built, along with a Biotope and General Offices, and a statue of Alexander von Humboldt was unveiled.
Intercambios académicos with Germany aim to improve foreign-language skills and cultural understanding; the exchange lasts about six months and typically occurs between the second half of 3º de Secundaria and the second half of 2º de Preparatoria, with Abitur considerations. The school offers after‑school academies, including sports such as football and volleyball. Kulturnacht is a cultural festival of film, music, art and literature; Amerikatagung was hosted in 2015; Oktoberfest is celebrated as a long‑standing tradition. In 2024, padel and pickleball courts were added as part of the sports facilities.
Colégio Humboldt Puebla is a bicultural German–Mexican school for ages 0 to 18 that participates in the German Auslandsschulnetz. The curriculum blends a German-based program with a bespoke local curriculum and a tri-lingual approach to Spanish, German, and English. In Primary, German is the first foreign language, and Mathematics and Science are taught in German; English becomes the second foreign language in grade three. The school weaves Mexican customs with German-European traditions, supported by German-speaking teachers who reinforce immersion. For students entering Primary with no German knowledge, leveling classes in small groups provide a one-year transition to full participation. The campus offers extensive after‑school workshops in music, theatre, arts, and sports, plus dedicated sports academies. Facilities include a large athletics complex, modern science laboratories, a new Kindergarten/Primary area, and, in 2024, padel and pickleball courts. CEPAL supports pedagogical training, and intercultural exchanges with Germany enrich language skills and cultural understanding.
