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Peru, Lima
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1. Information: To begin the admissions process, Informational Talks explain the educational proposal. The talks help families understand the school's offerings and admission expectations.
2. Enrollment: Enrollment is online. Pre-registration is through the link on cbi.sieweb.com.pe. After pre-registration, the applicant receives a username and password to access the admissions portal. In the portal, required fields are filled and payment is made by clicking 'pay' to generate a payment code and complete the online payment; the receipt and documentary requirements are uploaded to the admissions portal.
3. Document delivery: Families enrolled must deliver to the Reception the folders with the documentation requested.
4. Evaluations: Applicants to 2nd and 3rd grade of Primary will be evaluated in mathematics, communication and German. Applicants from 4th grade onward will also take the English exam and demonstrate basic knowledge in German according to the grade.
5. Interview: Interviews and evaluations are conducted according to the CRONOGRAMA for all applicant families, regardless of the child's outcome. A time slot is assigned in order of registration and families are summoned by email.
6. Results: After evaluation by the admissions team, the results will be announced by email on the date scheduled in the schedule. These results are final.
7. Vacancy reservation: If the applicant is offered a place, the vacancy must be reserved by paying the admission fee according to the schedule.
Beata Imelda Deutsche Schule is a German international school abroad serving students from age 3 to 18. The curriculum centers on the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (offered since 2013) alongside a bespoke, bicultural program grounded in Christian values and intercultural understanding. Primary education runs from Kindergarten through the 4th level, with early years focused on literacy, habit formation, autonomy, and Christian traditions. A Learn at Home program supports remote learning through information and communication technologies. The school promotes multilingual education with German language certification (DSD) and English certificates such as YLE, Movers, Flyers, PET, KET, and FCE. The International Baccalaureate in Mixed Languages (GIB) is also offered. A long-standing intercultural exchange with Germany has been running for more than ten years, enhancing language skills and DSD results. Pastoral activities, including a church choir and liturgical practices, reflect Catholic formation and community service as core aspects of student life. For families.
