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Peru, Cajamarca
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1. Admissions and transfers generally begin in late August; however, applications are accepted year‑round and are processed according to vacancy availability. The process is fully virtual, and the admissions staff will assist and guide applicants throughout the process. 2. Register to receive news about admissions and vacancies. Choose the level: Initial, Primary, or Secondary. Submit the form to stay informed; the school will notify applicants about opportunities and status updates. 3. Admisión para postulantes peruanos: Peruvian applicants must provide the following documents: birth certificate, copy of DNI, vaccination card, Hb hemoglobin screening certificate (only for the Initial level), proof of accident insurance or similar, the last payment receipt for dependent parents or the last three SUNAT declarations for independent parents, DNIs of both parents or guardians, and proof of payment for the Admission Right of S/ 100.00. 4. Traslados para postulantes peruanos: Transfers for Peruvian applicants require birth certificate, DNI, vaccination card, Hb hemoglobin screening certificate (Initial only), proof of accident insurance or similar, a copy of the notes for the previous and current year, the last payment receipt or the last three SUNAT declarations, DNIs of both parents or guardians, and proof of payment for the Admission Right of S/ 100.00. 5. Traslados para postulantes del extranjero: Transfers for foreign applicants require birth certificate, DNI, passport and/or foreigner ID, vaccination card, Hb hemoglobin screening certificate or its equivalent (Initial only), proof of accident insurance or similar. If they belong to the And Bello/Mercosur treaty: original study certificates from the country of origin with legalization/visa as required (including consular visa and ministerial legalization where applicable); certificates must be legalized by the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and, where applicable, translated and evaluated. If not part of the treaty: study certificates issued abroad legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and visaed by the Peruvian Consulate; documents in another language require official translation and equivalencies; upon arrival in Peru, these documents must also be legalized by the Ministry. Conduct certificates from the previous year, passport/foreigner ID for both parents or guardians, last parent payments, and proof of payment for the Admission Right of S/ 100. 6. Mantengámonos en contacto: Register to receive news about admission and vacancies; choose Initial, Primary, or Secondary; submit.
Located on a 6.5-hectare campus in Cajamarca, Davy College serves learners from ages 2 to 18 in a bilingual international environment. The school combines IEYC, IPC, IMYC with the IB Diploma, alongside a bespoke curriculum, to nurture critical thinking, self-motivation, organization, and collaboration. English and Spanish are developed from early years through secondary, enabling fluency in both languages within a strong bilingual policy. Facilities include grass sports fields, a coliseum, a library, science and technology laboratories, music classrooms, a cultural center for the arts, and smart, well-equipped classrooms. Students engage in Visual Arts, Music, and Performing Arts, with ensembles, theatre productions, and a dedicated Violin Ensemble. The school emphasizes leadership through a Student Council and a house system, and supports personal development via counseling and global education networks. Extracurriculars span arts, culture, service, and CISV programs, promoting intercultural understanding and community involvement. Davy College fosters achievement within a supportive community.
