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Peru, Cusco
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English-language instruction is central, with content taught in English in primary through the Dual Bilingual Program and Cambridge exam preparation; secondary emphasizes English skills aligned with CEFR within regular classes; International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and Cambridge pathways are offered.
From Inicial, true bilingualism with an English immersion program where the curriculum is developed in both languages.
From the initial level, an English immersion program is offered; in primary, the Dual Bilingual Program teaches content in English while providing Cambridge exam preparation in regular classes; in secondary, English language skills are consolidated—productive and receptive—aligned with international standards such as CEFR within regular class hours, enabling progression to international higher education.
Andino Cusco International School is an IB World School in Cusco, Peru, offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for ages 3 to 12 and the Diploma Programme (DP) at the end of secondary. From Inicial, students benefit from English immersion, and in the Primary level a Dual Bilingual Program teaches content in English while Cambridge exam preparation is integrated into regular classes. In the Secondary, English proficiency is aligned with the CEFR within standard classes to support study at international institutions. The school has been an IB World School since 2014, the first private IB school in Cusco and the region. 5,000 m² campus in Cachimayo combines natural landscapes with modern facilities: bright classrooms with Wi‑Fi, a well‑equipped science laboratory, two plastic arts rooms, a Center of Resources library, an amphitheater, gardens, and dedicated study and reading spaces. Extracurriculars emphasize sport and teamwork, with interschool competitions and Cambridge Center involvement.
