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Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Preschool, Primary School, Secondary School, High School
Introduction
Colegio Nuevo Continente Querétaro is a long-established, multilingual school serving Early Childhood through High School on a single Querétaro campus. The school teaches in English and Spanish from preschool onward, with French or Italian introduced in middle school and a third language in high school, enabling trilingual communication across grades. Preschool provides English immersion from day one, while Elementary uses bilingual immersion to master English and Spanish. Middle School expands to a third language, plus Project-Based Learning, international travels, Intercontinental Games and reading comprehension in English and Spanish. High School completes the triad with ongoing international travels to France or Italy, a Unique Sports Program, and afternoon activities. Extra-curricular activities include evening programs in sports, music and arts, and robotics, supporting cognitive, ethical and emotional development for global study and top universities. With more than forty years of history, the Bajío network includes sister campuses in Juriquilla, León and Celaya.
Prol. Av. Zaragoza 61, Prados de La Capilla, 76170 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro., Mexico
The Essentials
Colegio Nuevo Continente Querétaro has 433 pupils, typical class sizes of 22, instruction in Spanish, English.
Location
Prol. Av. Zaragoza 61, Prados de La Capilla, 76170 Santiago de Querétaro, Qro. Located in the Prados de La Capilla neighborhood of Santiago de Querétaro in the Querétaro metropolitan area. The Nuevo Continente Querétaro network has sister campuses in Querétaro, Juriquilla, León, and Celaya.
Stages
From Early Stimulation (starting at 8 months) to High School. The school comprises Preschool, Elementary, Middle School, and High School sections.
Type
The school is an educational institution offering bilingual and multilingual education. Starting in middle school, French and Italian are taught.
Fees
Application / registration fee - No fixed public application or registration fee amount is published for Colegio Nuevo Continente Querétaro for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. For admissions and billing inquiries, contact the school's admissions office by phone or email.
Tuition fees by school year (per term / per year group) - The school does not publish a public schedule of tuition (colegiatura) amounts broken down by year group or by term on publicly available pages. Specific tuition figures for Preescolar, Primaria, Secundaria or Preparatoria are not listed in the public section for each section. Parents must request the detailed tuition schedule for the applicable academic year directly from the school.
Billing schedule and payment terms - No public statement of the billing schedule (number of installments, per-term vs. monthly billing, due dates) or formal payment terms is available in the school's public materials. The site provides a parent/administration access portal (Escolástica) that is used for administrative information, which is the likely channel for invoicing and account details. For precise due dates, installment counts, late-payment penalties and contract terms, consult the school's admissions or finance office by phone or email.
Boarding / residential fees - Colegio Nuevo Continente Querétaro does not advertise boarding or on‑campus residential services; there is no public mention of dormitories or boarding fees in the campus and facilities descriptions. Therefore boarding fees are not applicable for this campus.
Other costs and additional fees - Uniforms: No public uniform price list is published. Families should expect a uniform cost but the amount is not listed publicly. - Textbooks and materials: No published list of book or materials fees is available; details are typically provided to enrolled families. - Transportation: The school's public pages do not publish specific transport fees or routes and fares. - Meal plans / comedor: No public pricing for lunch or meal plans is listed. - Extracurricular activities, exams, and optional programs: No public fee schedule for extracurricular activities, special workshops, exam/revalidation fees or enrichment programs is published.
Refund information - There is no publicly posted refund or cancellation policy (for withdrawn students, cancelled enrollment or prorated tuition) available in the school's public materials. Refund rules and any possible pro‑rata refunds are handled according to the school's internal policies and should be requested directly from the administration.
Fee payment options - The school's public pages do not list specific accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, cash, cheques). The presence of the Escolástica parent/administration portal indicates an administrative channel for billing, and the admissions/finance office can confirm accepted payment methods and provide invoice and account details. Contact the school by phone or email for precise payment options and instructions.
Summary of findings and next step - The school's publicly available materials do not publish numeric amounts for application fees, tuition by year group, billing schedules, uniforms, transport, meal plans, refund terms, or accepted payment methods for the 2026/27 academic year (and none were found for 2025/26). For any numeric amounts, schedules, or formal contract terms required for database entry, request the official fee schedule and payment policy directly from the school's admissions or finance office using the contact details provided.
Academics
Colegio Nuevo Continente Querétaro teaches IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 3 to 16.
Curriculum
Preschool provides complete English immersion from day one. Elementary uses bilingual immersion to master English and Spanish. Middle School maintains bilingual immersion and introduces a third language (French or Italian) and includes Project-Based Learning, international travels, Intercontinental Games, and English–Spanish reading comprehension. High School offers trilingual education in Spanish, English, and a third language (French or Italian), with international travels, a Unique Sports Program, Intercontinental Games, and afternoon activities. Extracurricular Activities include evening programs in sports, music and arts, and robotics to develop talents and teamwork. The program aims to develop cognitive, ethical and emotional skills to compete at an international level and enter the best universities in the world.
Higher Education Progression
From early childhood stimulation to high school, the school develops cognitive, ethical and emotional skills to compete at an international level and to enter the best universities in the world.
Gifted and Talented
Extracurricular Activities include Evening Activities with sports, music and arts, and robotics to develop talents and encourage creativity, discipline and collaboration.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school integrates social-emotional learning through emotional intelligence as a core objective in the elementary program. It provides dedicated spaces and programs for the holistic development of students, and includes a School for Parents with workshops, conferences and guides from leaders in education and educational psychology. Discipline and respect are emphasized, with ongoing guidance to foster self-control. Afternoon activities, including sports and arts, reinforce values and social skills. From early childhood through high school, the school develops cognitive, ethical and emotional skills to prepare students for an international environment.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school offers bilingual immersion with complete language immersion to master English and Spanish naturally and aims to enhance reading skills in both English and Spanish.
Mental Wellbeing
Emotional intelligence is a central focus for mental wellbeing. The school supports families through School for Parents and resources from experts in educational psychology. A climate of discipline and respect supports self-regulation and resilience, complemented by afternoon activities that promote social engagement through sports and arts. From early childhood through high school, cognitive, ethical and emotional development contributes to students' wellbeing and readiness for future opportunities.
FAQs
Where is Colegio Nuevo Continente Querétaro located?
The campus is at Prolongación Zaragoza 61, Col. Prados de la Capilla, in the Querétaro metropolitan area. It is part of the Bajío regional network, with sister campuses in Juriquilla, León, and Celaya.
What grade levels does the Querétaro campus serve?
The school offers programs from Early Childhood through High School, including Preschool, Elementary, Middle School, and Preparatoria. It serves students from early stimulation (starting at 8 months) up to high school graduation.
What languages are used in instruction across the grades?
Preschool uses complete English immersion from day one. Elementary uses bilingual immersion to master English and Spanish. Middle School adds a third language (French or Italian) with Project-Based Learning, and High School offers trilingual education in Spanish, English, and a third language (French or Italian).
How much is the application/registration fee?
There is no fixed public amount published for 2025/26 or 2026/27. To obtain the current application/registration fee for your year, contact the admissions office by phone or email.
Are tuition fees published publicly?
No public tuition schedule by year group or term is published. Families should request the detailed tuition schedule for the applicable academic year directly from the admissions office.
Is boarding available at this campus?
Boarding is not advertised for Colegio Nuevo Continente Querétaro; there are no on‑campus dormitories or boarding fees mentioned for this campus.
What is unique about the Middle School curriculum?
Middle School maintains bilingual immersion and introduces a third language (French or Italian). It also features Project‑Based Learning, international travels, the Intercontinental Games, and English–Spanish reading comprehension activities.
What is offered in High School in terms of language and activities?
High School provides a trilingual education in Spanish, English, and a third language (French or Italian). It includes international travels to France or Italy, a Unique Sports Program, Intercontinental Games, and afternoon activities.
Are there opportunities for international trips or competitions?
Yes. Students participate in international travels and Intercontinental Games, complemented by afternoon activities and a Unique Sports Program to broaden their global experiences.
What are the main campus divisions and facilities?
The Querétaro campus is organized into NC Gym, Preescolar, Primaria, Secundaria, and Preparatoria. It's part of the Bajío network and offers spaces designed to support the bilingual and multilingual curriculum across levels.
Are there spaces for extracurricular activities like robotics and arts?
Yes. Extracurricular spaces and programs support activities in sports, music, arts, and robotics, including evening programs that run after regular classes.
Do you have details about sports or academic facilities on campus?
Specific public details about sports facilities aren't listed, but the campus provides dedicated academic spaces for each level and facilities to support a range of extracurricular activities.
What extracurricular activities are offered?
Evening programs cover sports, music, and arts, and robotics is available as part of after‑school activities. These programs are designed to develop talents, teamwork, discipline, and creativity.
Does the school offer trips and travel experiences?
Yes. The program includes local and international trips, as well as intercontinental games, to broaden students' perspectives and cultural awareness.
Are there opportunities for character development or leadership?
The program emphasizes cognitive, ethical, and emotional skills to prepare students for an international environment. Specific formal leadership programs aren't detailed in the available information.
How does the school support wellbeing and social-emotional development?
Wellbeing is a key focus, with emotional intelligence integrated across grades and a climate described as caring and bully‑free. Afternoon activities in sports and arts reinforce social engagement and resilience.
Is English language support available for non-native speakers?
English language development is woven into the bilingual and multilingual progression, starting in preschool and continuing through high school to master English and Spanish.
What safeguarding or mental health resources are mentioned?
A bully‑free atmosphere and emphasis on respectful relationships are highlighted. Specific safeguarding policies or mental health services are not detailed in the provided information.
What is the school culture regarding anti-bullying?
The campus runs an anti‑bullying program and promotes a caring, bully‑free atmosphere with values such as respect, kindness, and teamwork.
What languages are taught and at what levels across the school?
Languages offered are English and Spanish throughout the program, with a third language (French or Italian) introduced in Middle School and continued in High School.
