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The Oxford School operates four branches in Panama: Edison Park – Vía Transístmica, Panama City (Edison Park, Urbanización Edison Park, Edificio The Oxford School, next to Cervecería Nacional); Paseo del Norte – Brisas del Golf; Azuero – Corpus Christi, Vía Principal; and Santiago – Nuevo Santiago, Veraguas. The Edison Park branch sits on Vía Transístmica in Panama City, near major routes and the Cervecería Nacional. The other campuses are in Brisas del Golf (Paseo del Norte), Corpus Christi (Azuero) and Nuevo Santiago (Santiago).
British international school
England (National Curriculum of England)
Application fees
- One-time enrollment/registration payment is required at contract signing. A one-time incorporation/registration fee of USD 1,035 has been listed in school listings.
Tuition fees — yearly and per term (by year group)
- PK1 – PK3: USD 3,216.51 per year. Per term (3 terms): USD 1,072.17.
- Kindergarten: USD 3,799.62 per year. Per term (3 terms): USD 1,266.54.
- 1st – 5th grade: USD 4,204.04 per year. Per term (3 terms): USD 1,401.35.
- 6th – 8th grade: USD 4,796.55 per year. Per term (3 terms): USD 1,598.85.
- 9th – 10th grade: USD 5,088.11 per year. Per term (3 terms): USD 1,696.04.
- 11th – 12th grade: USD 5,765.27 per year. Per term (3 terms): USD 1,921.76.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school follows an academic calendar split into three terms across the school year; tuition figures above are presented on an annual basis and can be divided into three term payments to align with the school terms. Exact billing dates, due-dates, and late-payment terms are handled at enrollment and on the school contract.
Boarding fees
- No boarding fees are listed. The Oxford School operates multiple day-school campuses; no boarding or residential program fees are publicly indicated.
Other costs and fees (uniforms, materials, transport, extracurriculars, capital fees, etc.)
- Specific amounts for uniforms, transport, meals, extracurricular activity fees, capital/maintenance contributions, exam fees, and textbook charges are not listed alongside the published tuition figures. Historical listings have shown separate monthly/annual components for some campuses, but itemized current amounts for these additional items are not publicly posted.
Refund information
- A school refund policy or specific refund terms for tuition, enrollment, or deposits is not publicly posted with the tuition figures. Refund and cancellation terms are governed by the school contract signed at enrollment.
Fee payment options
- The school's standard accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit/debit card, local payment channels) are not listed alongside the published fee amounts. Payment method details are provided in enrollment paperwork and at the time of contract signing.
Notes for parents (concise)
- Tuition figures are presented above by academic level and show annual and per-term amounts (school year split in three terms). Enrollment requires an initial enrollment/registration payment and execution of a school contract that sets billing dates and payment terms. Itemized charges for uniforms, transport, meals, extracurricular activities, and any capital or maintenance contributions are not published with the tuition schedule and should be confirmed at enrollment.
The Oxford School is a British international school in Panama serving students aged 3 to 18. It follows the National Curriculum of England and Cambridge International Examinations, with Cambridge assessments embedded in everyday learning. Established in 1984, it operates six branches across Panama—Edison Park, Paseo del Norte, Azuero, Santiago, David and Costa Verde—and enrols more than 3,000 pupils from diverse nationalities. The school provides a consistent curriculum, strong English-language development, and pathways to Cambridge qualifications within a Panamanian context. Drama forms part of the arts offering, while Go English supports language development and a Debate Club builds speaking skills. A House System fosters teamwork and leadership, and sport, physical education and outdoor activities promote fitness and wellbeing. Notable opportunities include the Concurso Nacional de Oratoria, where students have achieved top honours, offering a platform to showcase communication and leadership on regional stages. The school fosters community and parent partnerships throughout.
