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Peru, Lima
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The school has more than 86 years of history. We are a school with international presence that prepares students to meet the high demands of today's world, including the International Baccalaureate program. The school is recognized as an Excellent German School abroad. Catholic values are fundamental to the development of future citizens of good character, and Catholic formation strengthens faith through social outreach, Sacred Scriptures, the Church's Magisterium, and the practice of the sacraments. We open the doors to the world through intercultural experiences and school exchanges with German schools, supported by high-quality multilingual education that earned the German quality seal.
The school provides a multilingual education. This multilingual approach supports intercultural experiences and exchanges with German schools.
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.
