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Mexico, Monterrey
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San Roberto International School provides an international educational experience delivered by world-class teachers and supported by excellent facilities. The school operates two Monterrey campuses: San Agustín Campus in San Pedro Garza García and Valle Alto Campus to the south of the city. It emphasizes academic innovation and a personalized learning program designed to give students the best start, blending classroom learning with real-life experiences. The curriculum is built around six key educational pillars, and teachers benefit from ongoing professional development to keep pace with global education trends.
The campuses have dedicated fine arts classrooms where students express themselves through music, art, and dance. From early years onwards, age-appropriate facilities support creative exploration, including spaces for performing and visual arts. Preschool facilities include features such as mini gyms, WonderLabs, playgrounds, and petting zoos that stimulate imagination and free play. The arts are integrated into the learning experience across both campuses.
San Roberto fosters a global mindset through a diverse mix of local and international teachers who help students understand cultures and traditions from around the world. Students have access to a global Nord Anglia Education community, extending intercultural connections beyond the campus. The school emphasizes learning from different cultures and beliefs, reflecting its social purpose.
Learning goes beyond the classroom with hands-on activities designed by educational psychologists and teachers to expand students' academic and learning experiences. The Social–Emotional Learning program covers five dimensions: self-knowledge, self-regulation, social awareness, collaboration, and problem solving. These experiences build confidence, resilience, and teamwork.
Our social purpose includes ecological fairs and reforestation trips to cultivate environmental awareness. Parents can participate by volunteering in the Green Team committee. Students engage in activities that connect them with local and global communities.
World-class teachers are recruited through a rigorous process designed by Nord Anglia Education's Global Education Team; teachers also access Nord Anglia University for professional development. Students develop leadership and professional skills through collaborations, community projects, and participation in the Global Campus. A vibrant, connected school community supports leadership opportunities for students and families.
The wellbeing of students is a focus; the school provides a safe, nurturing environment where children learn and are cared for. The Social–Emotional Learning program supports wellbeing with five dimensions including self-knowledge, self-regulation, and collaboration. From early years, wellbeing is integrated into the educational journey.
San Roberto International School operates across two Monterrey campuses, San Agustín in San Pedro Garza García and Valle Alto to the city's south. The school delivers a bespoke, Nord Anglia Education programme for ages 1 to 16, organized into Early Childhood, Elementary and Middle School. Early Years (1.5–6) feature hands-on, individualized lessons with a Personal Learning Plan for every child; core subjects are taught in English, fostering adaptable bilingual learners. Elementary (7–11) introduces more challenging topics with Personal Learning Plans; Spanish begins, and 80% of classes are in English. Middle School (12–16) provides advanced studies with 75% English instruction and reinforced Spanish reading and writing. The curriculum centers on six pillars and is aligned with global university preparation. Facilities include libraries, multiple theatres and music spaces, STEAM labs, and Apple Distinguished School status. The campuses offer extensive sports, arts, and service opportunities and integrate Social–Emotional Learning across the student journey.
