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Campus Querétaro offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP) for the final two years of upper secondary. The Diploma comprises six subject groups and a core that includes the Extended Essay (Monografía), Theory of Knowledge (TOK), and Creativity, Action and Service (CAS). Students study six subjects across the groups, typically three at Higher Level and three at Standard Level, including Group 1: Language A: Spanish, language and literature; Group 2: Language B: German and French; Group 3: Individuals and Societies: Economics or Psychology or Geography; Group 4: Sciences: Biology or Physics; Group 5: Mathematics; Group 6: Second Language B: English or Visual Arts or Chemistry or French. The Diploma is recognized by more than 2,000 universities worldwide.
Creativity, Action and Service (CAS) is a core component of the IB Diploma at Campus Querétaro. CAS invites students to participate in artistic activities, sports, and service to the community, fostering knowledge and self-reflection. Participation in CAS supports the development of creativity, physical engagement, and social responsibility. The Diploma Programme thus combines arts and activities with academic study across the six subject groups.
The Diploma Programme offers six subject groups including Group 1: Language A: Spanish, language and literature; Group 2: Language B: German and French; Group 3: Individuals and Societies: Economics or Psychology or Geography; Group 4: Sciences: Biology or Physics; Group 5: Mathematics; Group 6: Second Language B: English or Visual Arts or Chemistry or French. Campus Querétaro, along with Campus CDMX and Campus Cuernavaca, is recognized as an IB World School.
Creativity, Action and Service (CAS) invites students to participate in artistic activities, sports, and service to the community. CAS encourages engagement in hobbies and collaborative projects beyond academics and promotes knowledge and self-reflection. It supports teamwork, initiative, and personal growth through experiential learning. These experiences extend learning beyond the classroom.
CAS includes service to the community; students undertake activities that benefit others and reflect on their impact. The program emphasizes real-world social engagement and opportunities to contribute to the wider community. Through service projects, students develop empathy, civic responsibility, and collaborative skills. These experiences connect academic study with meaningful community involvement.
Creativity, Action and Service (CAS) includes participation in sports and other physical activities, supporting wellbeing and teamwork. It also covers artistic pursuits and community service, contributing to a balanced lifestyle and personal development. These activities promote physical health, discipline, and social collaboration, complementing academic work. They reinforce a holistic approach to student growth.
Colegio Suizo de México – Campus Querétaro is a private, Swiss-affiliated school offering an International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme alongside a bespoke curriculum for students aged 3 to 18. Located in Querétaro, the campus provides maternal and K1 through preparatoria, with primary and secondary education incorporating elective courses. The school follows a European-informed approach, drawing on Swiss, Mexican and other cultures, and aims to form multilingual, capable learners prepared to engage with a global community. The IB DP is delivered during the final two years of upper secondary and is complemented by a language program that includes Spanish, German, French, English and Mandarin Chinese. CAS (Creativity, Action and Service) sits at the heart of student life, linking artistic activity, physical engagement and community service. The Diploma is recognized by more than 2,000 universities. Since its founding in Querétaro in 2007, the campus has grown within the Swiss-school tradition established in 1964.
