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Peru, Huaraz
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The school has spaces designed to meet the needs of each educational level and they comply with all required safety standards. There are interior courtyards and soccer, basketball, volleyball, and tennis courts. Covered patios are used for physical education, and there is an auditorium, a creative arts room, science and computing laboratories, libraries, a dining hall, and spacious classrooms equipped with necessary furniture and multimedia equipment. The infrastructure supports a modern learning environment across Early Years, Junior School, and Senior School.
The school has soccer, basketball, volleyball, and tennis facilities. There are interior courtyards and covered patios used for physical education. The campus includes spaces for team sports and individual activities, including courts for multiple sports. These facilities support physical education and sports as part of the school program.
The school has science laboratories and computing laboratories for practical work. It also provides a library for study and research, and an auditorium for presentations and performances. There is a creative arts room on campus for visual and performing arts, and fully equipped classrooms with appropriate furniture and multimedia resources for teaching and learning.
The school runs a Houses system with four Houses: Griffin, Phoenix, Pegasus and Minotaur. Students, teachers and staff are assigned to a House and compete in teams or individually across various events; a points system rewards academics, effort, sports, arts and projects, and the annual Interhouse event culminates in the presentation of the House shield to the winning team. Parents and siblings also belong to the same House as part of the community. Extracurricular opportunities include an Award Club, the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, and a Volunteer Programme.
El Pinar College is an international school in Peru offering a continuum from Early Years through Senior School. The curriculum combines IEYC and IPC in the early years with Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme in the upper school, anchored in International Baccalaureate framework. IB educators are IB-certified, and the program emphasizes developing global, critical, and engaged citizens. Instruction is multilingual: students study in their home language and learn Spanish as a second language; English is taught as a foreign language, with Cambridge KET, PET, and IGCSE available and IB French possible. The campus supports modern learning with technology-equipped classrooms, science and computing laboratories, libraries, auditorium, a creative arts room, and sports facilities including soccer, basketball, volleyball, and tennis courts. The school runs a four-house system (Griffin, Phoenix, Pegasus, Minotaur) with Interhouse competitions and parent involvement. Volunteering through VolunTeach Peru and Center of Investigation bolster inquiry, leadership, and service.
