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Mexico, Cuernavaca
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NC SCHOOL Cuernavaca is a community where collaboration between the school and families is consolidated. NC Day is an annual event held at Six Flags to foster greater integration among community members across all seven NC campuses; the park is closed to the general public for attendees, with the facilities and staff available exclusively to attendees and the school staff also present. Cultural Week promotes culture and the arts throughout the school year; activities across all sections include a book fair, storytelling, theatre performances in English, music concerts, art and painting exhibitions, a talent show, a poetry contest, a dance competition, and conferences for adolescents and parents. Social participation in education requires the systematic collaboration of parents, parent association representatives, teachers, school leaders, alumni, and other community members; it focuses on planning, monitoring, and accountability to improve school services.
The School for Parents offers the opportunity to share experiences, learning from the opinions and observations of other parents and mothers; and from the contributions of professionals who study the development of children and adolescents. It offers conferences, courses, and workshops free of charge throughout the school year for parents of all sections.
Located in Cuernavaca, NC School Cuernavaca (Colegio Nuevo Continente Cuernavaca) sits on two hectares of green spaces and spacious facilities for Toddlers through Secundaria. The school offers Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Secondary curricula delivered through a bilingual, experiential learning model. English and Spanish are balanced as about 75% English and 25% Spanish, with First English and Preschool emphasizing immersion and a multicultural Primary program that builds Cambridge foundations and introduces French in the middle grades. Secondary students pursue Cambridge certifications, including PET and FCE, while primary students work toward KET. The campus features technology-enabled classrooms, a library, and a Ludoteca, supporting interdisciplinary projects and close contact with nature. A broad after-school program includes visual arts, theatre, music ensembles, and a range of sports such as football with the Pumas, basketball, taekwondo, and tennis. The school emphasizes collaboration with families and values-based approach to develop creativity, problem solving, and responsible leadership.
