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Peru, Lima
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Spanish is the language of instruction for all courses. German is taught from the Initial level as a foreign language. English is taught from the first year of primary as a foreign language. The program prepares students for international exams in German (Zentrale Deutschprüfung A2; Sprachdiplom I A2/B1; Sprachdiplom II B2/C1) and in English (Flyers A2; KET/PET A2/B2; FCE B2/C1). New primary entrants are leveled for one year to align with the language program.
German is taught from Initial (KITA) as the first foreign language. English is taught from the first year of primary as the second foreign language. German language milestones include Mini Sprachdiplom (A2), Sprachdiplom I (A2/B1) and Sprachdiplom II (B2/C1). English language milestones include Flyers (A2), KET & PET (A2/B2) and FCE (B2/C1).
International exchanges are conducted with Ursuline schools in Germany and the United States to reinforce learning of German and English. These exchanges broaden students' cultural and personal perspectives and provide authentic language practice. Participation supports intercultural understanding and language development.
Colegio Santa Úrsula is a private Catholic girls' school in Lima, Peru, offering Inicial, Primaria, and Secundaria with a Montessori-inspired approach in the early years and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in secondary grades. Students study under the Proyecto Educativo and Educación Global, guided by values such as faith, ethics, responsibility, solidarity, and respect, shaping active citizens who care for the environment. From Kita, German language begins, followed by English from first grade, with international language assessments supported by intercultural exchanges with Ursuline schools in Germany and the United States to broaden linguistic and cultural horizons. The campus houses primary and secondary libraries with over 15,500 titles, the Auditorio Santa Ursula, and a Student Dining Hall; ICT facilities include computer stations and a reading room. Extracurriculars span volleyball, basketball, athletics, football, gymnastics, ballet, violin, theatre, robotics, and German language playgroups, reflecting a holistic education rooted in Ursuline tradition since 1936.
