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Nicaragua, Managua
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The school provides a school psychological support program for students with special needs (inclusion). Differentiated groups and assessment instruments support learning, and a psychopedagogical office assists student development. The Kindergarten aims to develop social and emotional skills through recognizing emotions and identity as part of bio-psycho-social-emotional growth. Daily routines such as the morning circle foster social interaction and emotional development.
Differentiated groups are used to support learners. A psychopedagogical office provides support, and there is a school psychological support program for students with special needs (inclusion).
The school teaches in three languages: Spanish, German, and English. German and Spanish are languages of instruction, while English is taught as a third language, with high proficiency in both Spanish and English. German is taught from Kindergarten and deepens through schooling, with pathways to the German Language Diploma (DSD). In Kindergarten, the language program uses semi-immersion by native German and Spanish speakers.
A school psychological support program supports student wellbeing and inclusion. A psychologist is on staff in the Kindergarten. Counseling services include university and career guidance to support students' wellbeing and future planning.
The Kindergarten pedagogy emphasizes safety and protection with a psychopedagogical office on site. The APF lists a Security and Hygiene commission to oversee safety and hygiene.
The Colegio Alemán Nicaragüense is a German-Nicaraguan school in Managua serving ages 1 to 18. It is a German Government-recognized School Abroad and an IB World School, offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme with a bilingual GIB track. German and Spanish are the languages of instruction, with English taught as a third language; German begins in Kindergarten, and language diplomas (DSD), including DSD II, open access to universities in Germany and worldwide. The curriculum combines IB components such as Theory of Knowledge, the Extended Essay, and CAS with intercultural learning. Classrooms in secondary are equipped with smart projectors and LAN/WLAN for digital learning; ICAN language courses and the German Cultural Center (CCA) support language and culture. A German-language restaurant operates in the Club Alemán area on select evenings, and facilities include a pool and sports amenities. Student leadership through the Student Parliament and parent involvement via the APF enrich campus life.
