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Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Sport
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
Cambridge College Lima is a Peruvian-British school in Lima's Chorrillos district (with a campus at La Encantada de Villa) serving students aged 2 to 18. It delivers a bilingual program in English and Spanish, with French fluency supported through Alliance Française. The curriculum combines the Peruvian national content with the Cambridge International pathway, leading to Cambridge IGCSE (14–16) and the IB Diploma Programme (16–18); up to Grade 10, British and Peruvian content are studied together, after which students may choose the IB or continue with the Peruvian curriculum. Early Education (2–5), Primary (5–11), Intermediate (11–14), Secondary (14–18). Cambridge College Lima is part of Inspired Education, enabling international collaboration. The 48,000 m² campus sits amid green spaces and offers advanced classrooms, science and technology labs, art studios, a 500-seat auditorium, and sports facilities. The London School of Music provides music programs and certifications as part of the arts offering.
Alameda De Los Molinos 728-730, Chorrillos 15067, Peru
The Essentials
Cambridge College Lima has 1,200 pupils, typical class sizes of 18, instruction in English, Spanish.
Location
Located in La Encantada de Villa, Chorrillos, Lima, Peru. The campus covers 48,000 m² and features green spaces, an Olympic-grade sports complex, professional art studios, and a 500-seat auditorium.
Stages
Early Learning School (2-5); Junior School (5-11); Middle School (11-14); Senior School (14-18). IGCSE (14-16) and IB Diploma (16-18) pathways.
Type
Private Peruvian-British school.
Country affiliation
Peru-British
Fees
Application / Entrance fees
- One‑time entrance (admission) fee, payable prior to enrolment: USD 16,000 (Stage 3, Stage 4 & Reception). - Entrance fee by year group (general): - USD 16,000 — Stage 3, Stage 4 & Reception. - USD 12,900 — 1st Grade to 2nd Grade. - USD 11,000 — 3rd Grade to 4th Grade. - USD 8,900 — 5th Grade to 6th Grade. - USD 7,500 — 1st Form to 5th Form. - Special entrance-fee (discount) categories: - Sibling discount (applies to brothers/sisters of enrolled or graduated students): reduced entrance fees (for example, USD 12,800 for Stage 3/4 & Reception; other year‑group sibling rates apply as listed). - Alumni child (first child of an alumnus/alumna): special entrance‑fee rates (for example, USD 13,600 for Stage 3/4 & Reception; other year‑group alumni rates apply as listed).
Tuition fees — structure and amounts (2026 fee schedule)
- Fee structure: The annual school fee is composed of a one‑time matriculation (enrolment) fee plus nine monthly instalments (pensión). Matriculation is payable before a child's entry; nine monthly instalments cover the school year.
- Timing: The matriculation (one‑time) payment must be made prior to the pupil's start; the remainder of the annual fee is collected as nine monthly instalments across the school year. - Process: After formal submission of the application form and successful offer, the school issues instructions for the initial payment and subsequent instalments. Specific due dates and instalment dates are provided directly through admissions communications.
Boarding
- Boarding fees: Not applicable. Cambridge College Lima does not operate boarding facilities for its regular student body; the school runs international exchange programmes in which students may be placed in partner schools with boarding or host‑family accommodation, and those exchange accommodation costs are charged separately.
Other costs and typical additional charges
- Uniforms: A uniform is mandatory from early years onwards. A list of approved uniform suppliers is provided at the start of each academic year; uniform prices are set by suppliers and are not itemised in the school fee schedule. - School transport: The school does not operate its own bus fleet. Families are supplied with a vetted list of external transport providers; transport fees are charged directly by those providers. - Catering / meals: Daily catering (balanced meals planned by a nutritionist) and a kiosk with grab‑and‑go options are available; meal pricing is managed through cafeteria services and is not listed in the school fee table. - Extracurricular activities, camps, certain school trips and some optional services are charged in addition to the standard tuition; exchange programme accommodation and related costs are billed separately and vary by destination and option. - School supplies, personal devices and any required specialist equipment may incur additional one‑off or recurring costs depending on year group and programme choice.
Refunds and cancellations
- Refund policy: The published school fee leaflet indicates that entrance (admission) fees are payable prior to entry and states the fee structure, but no detailed refund or cancellation formula is published in the public fee schedule. Refunds or cancellations are handled through the Admissions team and are addressed according to the school's admissions procedures. For enquiries about refunds or withdrawal, contact the Admissions office.
Fee payment options
- Specific payment channels (for example: credit card, bank transfer, direct debit) are not itemised in the public fee document; families receive payment instructions and available payment methods directly from the Admissions office when progressing an application or enrolment. The Admissions contact is the channel to obtain the school's accepted payment options.
Contacts cited in the fee schedule
- Admissions contact used in fee documents: admissions@cambridge.edu.pe (for payment and admission queries).
(Amounts and the billing structure above are taken from the school's 2026 published fee schedule and supporting admissions pages.)
Academics
Cambridge College Lima teaches Cambridge IGCSE, IB (DP) for students aged 2 to 18.
Curriculum
Cambridge College Lima is a private Peruvian-British school in Lima, Chorrillos, for students aged 2 to 18. It delivers a bilingual program in English and Spanish, with fluency in French through collaboration with Alliance Française. Students earn internationally recognized qualifications including the British IGCSE and the IB Diploma, as well as the Peruvian national secondary certificate. Up to Grade 10, the curriculum combines British and Peruvian national content; thereafter students may pursue the IB or continue with the Peruvian curriculum. Educational stages include Early Education (2-5), Primary (5-11), Intermediate (11-14), Secondary (14-18); IGCSE (14-16); IB Diploma (16-18). Cambridge College Lima forms part of Inspired Education, with participation in national and international competitions and exchanges.
Exam Results
97% of graduates gain admission to their first-choice university. 30% of students obtain full scholarships to international universities. The school highlights strong performance in the IB Diploma and in national assessments in early education, reflecting its top-tier results.
Higher Education Progression
The school provides specialized university counseling throughout the secondary years, helping students select IGCSE and IB subjects aligned with their strengths and goals. Alumni pursue higher education at universities worldwide, including institutions in the Ivy League and the Russell Group. The school notes that about 97% of students gain admission to their first-choice university, with some graduates gaining places at highly prestigious universities.
Admissions
Admissions
Two admissions pathways are offered: Early Learning School (ELS) and Transfer Students from other institutions. Cambridge College Lima provides education from Early Learning through 12th Grade with bilingual instruction in English and Spanish. The admissions process begins by contacting the Admissions Team via the enquiry form. For ELS applicants, the required documents are the applicant's ID, birth certificate, and one passport-sized color photograph. For Transfer Students, the documents above plus two years of grading reports and letters of recommendation from the previous school are required. Prospective families can book a personalised tour or attend an Open Day to explore the campus, learn about the bilingual programmes, and ask questions. The Application Form is completed online; after submission, families receive instructions to pay the admissions fee to continue. All applicants attend an interview: ELS applicants meet with the Headteacher to discuss the child's needs; Transfer Applicants attend an evaluative meeting with the Director of Admissions and the Director of the relevant academic level to assess fit. Places are awarded according to criteria including siblings currently enrolled, children of former Cambridge College Lima graduates, children of staff, Stage 2 status, gender balance, proximity to the school, intercultural balance, and information provided in the admission process and interview. To begin, contact the enquiry form.
Scholarships
The Nsouli Scholars Programme offers 50 full scholarships at any one time to attend Inspired schools on a full scholarship for the duration of education. The programme aims to expand the community and provide opportunities in academics, sports, the arts, and extracurricular activities. The endowment honours Nadim Nsouli, and several scholarships are awarded to individuals of Lebanese origin.
Waitlist
There is a waiting list for the Early Learning School; prospective parents should apply well in advance to secure a vacancy.
FAQs
What curriculum does Cambridge College Lima follow?
The school combines British and Peruvian content up to Grade 10, then offers Cambridge IGCSE for ages 14-16 and the IB Diploma Programme for ages 16-18. Students earn internationally recognised qualifications.
What are the tuition fees?
One-time entrance fees range from USD 7,500 to USD 16,000 depending on grade. Sibling discounts, alumni discounts, and early-payment reductions apply. Contact the school for current annual tuition.
What exam results does the school achieve?
97% of graduates gain admission to their first-choice university, and 30% obtain full scholarships to international universities. The school reports strong IB and national assessment performance.
What languages are taught?
English and Spanish are the primary languages of instruction in a bilingual programme. French is offered through collaboration with Alliance Francaise. Certifications include FCE, CAE, and Alliance Francaise certificates.
How large is the campus?
The campus covers 48,000 square metres in La Encantada de Villa, Chorrillos, featuring green spaces, an Olympic sports complex, art studios, and a 500-seat auditorium.
Is there a house system?
Yes, four houses - Pembroke, Ridley, Selwyn, and Trinity - compete in sporting and non-sporting events. The House Cup is awarded at the end of each year.
Does the school offer exchange programmes?
Yes, through Inspired Education, students can participate in Global Exchange stays from five weeks to a full academic year at partner schools worldwide, plus Inspired Global Camps at top boarding schools.
Are meals provided?
Yes, the cafeteria offers nutritionist-planned home-cooked meals daily. A kiosk provides snacks and Grab & Go lunch options for older students.
How many students attend?
Cambridge College Lima has approximately 1,200 students from Early Learning through Senior School.
Are scholarships available?
Yes, the Nsouli Scholars Programme provides 50 full scholarships across Inspired schools worldwide. The programme seeks extraordinary students for the duration of their education.
What sports facilities are available?
The campus has natural grass fields, a 450-seat basketball coliseum, a 100 square metre Olympic gymnasium, and a semi-Olympic pool.
Is there a waitlist for admissions?
Yes, there is a waiting list for the Early Learning School. Prospective parents should apply well in advance to secure a place.
Are uniforms required?
Yes, all students wear uniforms. Early Learning children wear sports uniform daily, while Reception through Senior School have both formal and sports uniforms.
