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Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Preschool
Introduction
Madison Bilingual Chihuahua is a private day school serving Nursery through Junior High, part of the Madison group of international schools. The campus delivers a constructivist, bilingual education across the Primary and Secondary levels, with the Primary years aligned to the IB PYP and the Secondary years pursuing the IB MYP, awaiting authorization. The Preschool program provides 100 percent English immersion, while Primary and Secondary instruction uses bilingual, subject-by-subject delivery in English and Spanish. Facilities support a hands-on curriculum: there are classrooms for Kinder, Primary, and Secondary, plus a Kindergarten courtyard, an Early Stimulation Gym, a Science Laboratory, a Computer Lab, an Art Room, and a Music Room. Outdoor spaces include Primary and Secondary playgrounds, a Multipurpose Court, and a Soccer Field. After-school academies and evening programs extend learning, and a well-equipped Library and on-site cafeteria support student life. The school emphasizes language development, arts, and interdisciplinary, project-based learning today.
Madison Bilingual School Chihuahua has instruction in English, Spanish.
Location
The Madison Chihuahua campus is located at Calle Fuente de Trevi 7001, Col. Puerta de Hierro, Chihuahua, CH 31207, Mexico.
Stages
Maternal, Preschool, Primary, Secondary, and High School.
Type
Private day school; part of a group of international Madison schools with a constructivist and bilingual education system.
Country affiliation
Mexico
Academics
Madison Bilingual School Chihuahua teaches IB (PYP), IB (MYP), Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 1.8 to 15.
Curriculum
Madison Chihuahua offers a constructivist, bilingual education from maternal to high school. Maternal (from 1 year 8 months) emphasizes motor and language development and socialization; English is introduced as basic vocabulary. Classes include art, music, physical education, early stimulation, and library. Schedule: 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Pre-school provides 100% English immersion; key subjects include language, early stimulation, and music; additional classes include Art, Music, Physical Education, Early Stimulation, Library, and Computing. KI schedule 8:20 a.m.–1:00 p.m.; KII and KIII 7:50 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Primary (1st–5th) features a bilingual English/Spanish reading program with a technology tool to reinforce Mathematics, Science, and Language; additional subjects include Art, Music, Physical Education, Library, and Computing. Schedule: 7:50 a.m.–2:00 p.m. Secondary (6th–9th) uses interdisciplinary projects aligned with the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP), currently in the process of IB certification; subjects include Art, Music, Physical Education, Library, Computing, and Science Laboratory. Schedule: 7:40 a.m.–2:45 p.m.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school views education as a holistic, student-centered process that develops the student's physical, psychological, intellectual and affective potential. It emphasizes respect for the dignity of all people and aims to prepare students to participate positively as individuals and as members of local, national, and international communities.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Development in two languages is fundamental. In Kinder, English is used most of the time to support immersion, with a strong language program. In Primary and Secondary, English and Spanish programs aim to develop proficiency in both languages, with language taught by subject; Primary class frequencies in English are approximately equal to Spanish, and Secondary are higher to ensure substantial exposure to English.
Mental Wellbeing
The mission and philosophy emphasize the student's physical, psychological, intellectual and affective development and the dignity of all people, indicating a focus on mental and emotional well-being as part of the educational approach.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Preschool admissions: A formal interview with the school principal or a designated principal is required, followed by an evaluation with the area coordinator. The applicable payments must be made. The following documents must be submitted to the office of school administration: enrollment form duly filled out; original and copy of the official prior studies certificate (KII and KIII SEP); copy of the previous school's report card; original and copy of birth certificate; CURP; letter of good conduct issued by the previous school; six black-and-white passport photos; letter of no debt from the previous school; copy of proof of address; copy of vaccination card; and a medical certificate. The evaluation will be conducted individually by appointment and has a cost that will be refunded with the enrollment fee. 2. Primary and Secondary admissions: A formal interview with the school principal or any designated principal is required, followed by an evaluation with the area coordinator. The applicable payments must be made. The following documents must be submitted to the office of school administration: enrollment form duly filled out; original and copy of the most recent SEP report card; copy of the previous school's report card; primary certificate (to enter secondary); original and copy of birth certificate; CURP; letter of good conduct issued by the previous school; six black-and-white passport photos; letter of no debt from the previous school; copy of proof of address; copy of vaccination card; and a medical certificate. The entrance examination will be administered individually by appointment and there is a cost for the exam that will be refunded with the enrollment fee.
FAQs
Where is Madison Bilingual School Chihuahua located?
Madison Chihuahua is a private day school located at Calle Fuente de Trevi 7001, Col. Puerta de Hierro, Chihuahua, CH 31207, Mexico. It is part of the Madison international group and serves students from Maternal through Secondary.
What ages and grade levels does the campus serve?
The campus serves Maternal (from about 1 year 8 months) through Secondary, including Kinder, Primary and Secondary levels. Preschool provides 100% English immersion, while Primary and Secondary use bilingual instruction in English and Spanish.
What is the core curriculum and educational approach at Madison Chihuahua?
Madison Chihuahua uses a constructivist, bilingual education model. The Primary Years Program (PYP) is IB-aligned with authorization in 2003, and the Middle Years Program (MYP) is in the process of IB certification, with language of instruction in English and Spanish throughout the school.
What are the enrollment and tuition fees by level, and when are payments due?
Enrollment fees are: Maternal 10,765 MXN, Kinder 11,495 MXN, Primary 12,325 MXN, Secondary 12,845 MXN. Monthly tuition (11 payments) ranges from 4,645 MXN for Maternal to 8,830 MXN for Secondary, with payment periods August 2025–June 2026. There are also annual fees for materials/technology and a 1:1 program.
How does the admissions process work for Preschool, Primary and Secondary?
Preschool admissions require an interview with the principal and an evaluation with the area coordinator, plus submission of documents and payment of applicable fees. Primary and Secondary admissions follow a similar process with an interview and an entrance examination, which is refunded with the enrollment fee; a full set of documents is required.
Are there scholarships or waitlists published for Madison Chihuahua?
There is no published information in the provided data about scholarships or waitlists.
Is the school IB-aligned, and what IB-related programs are in place?
Yes. The school offers an IB-aligned approach: the Primary Years Program (PYP) was authorized in 2003, and the Middle Years Program (MYP) is in the process of IB certification for the Secondary level.
What languages are used in instruction and how is language taught across year levels?
Madison Chihuahua is 100% bilingual in Preschool for immersion, with English used as the primary language there. In Primary and Secondary, English and Spanish are taught by subject, with Primary English roughly on par with Spanish and Secondary English classes more frequent to ensure substantial exposure to English.
What learning tools or technology support are included in the curriculum?
Primary uses a bilingual reading program and a technology tool to reinforce Mathematics, Science and Language. The school also provides a 1:1 program with iPad devices, and the annual materials/technology fee covers platforms like IXL, Achieve 3000, Seesaw, Raz-Kids and more.
What facilities does the Chihuahua campus offer for academics and everyday life?
Facilities include a Kindergarten courtyard, dedicated classrooms for Kinder/Primary/Secondary, an Early Stimulation Gym, Art Room, Music Room, Science Laboratory, Computer Lab, Library, Primary and Secondary playgrounds, a Multipurpose Court, a Soccer Field, and a Cafeteria.
What sports facilities are available on campus?
The campus features a Multipurpose Court and a Soccer Field for on-site sports and physical activities.
Are there spaces for after-school activities or programs?
Yes. After-school academies run for Kinder, Primary and Secondary levels to extend learning beyond the regular day, and there are evening academic sessions available.
What after-school programs or clubs exist, and are there leadership opportunities?
After-school academies are available, but there is no information provided about specific clubs or formal leadership programs.
What language development support is available for students?
Language development is central to the program: English is integral in Preschool for immersion, and in Primary/Secondary English and Spanish are taught by subject, aiming for strong bilingual proficiency in both languages.
How does the school approach student wellbeing and safeguarding?
The school emphasizes holistic development and mental wellbeing as part of its mission, focusing on the physical, psychological, intellectual and affective growth of students; specific safeguarding policies are not detailed in the provided information.
Is there information about SEN support or dedicated services?
No specific information about Special Educational Needs (SEN) support is provided in the data.
Is there a uniform policy, and what about school traditions like a house system?
No uniform policy or house system details are listed in the provided information.
Does Madison Chihuahua provide meals on campus?
Yes. The cafeteria offers nutritious breakfast and lunch for students, teachers and staff, with an electronic card system for payments tied to a family account; replacement ID cards cost 50 pesos.
Does the school hold any accreditations or awards beyond IB alignment?
The data notes IB alignment (PYP authorized in 2003, MYP in progress) but does not list additional accreditations or awards.
How widespread is the Madison Group in Mexico?
Madison Chihuahua is part of the Madison Group of international schools, which includes campuses across Mexico such as Madison Campus Altavista in Monterrey and Madison Mérida, in addition to Madison Campus Chihuahua.
