Why join for free?
Already have an account? Log In
Peru, Trujillo
Let the school know you're thinking of applying — they can share their prerequisites and help you through the process.
It's best to ask — circumstances can change at any time.
MIC Laboratory is a multifunctional laboratory equipped with state-of-the-art instruments where students develop their scientific thinking through the physical world and environmental sustainability. Lower and Upper School students conduct practical science classes (chemistry, physics, biology) in a hands-on, experiential way. The MIC Library is a modern two-story facility with books in Spanish, English, German, and French; it provides resources to develop students' inquiry across three levels. The first floor houses classical and contemporary literature, comics, children's books, research texts, dictionaries, magazines, bibliographies, and art/history books, along with educational media. The second floor houses the school's media center used by students and teachers for group work and ongoing research within courses.
Through the Physical Education program and extracurricular workshops such as athletics, basketball, soccer, and volleyball, we develop the physical abilities of each student. We also have teams in athletics, soccer, basketball, swimming, and volleyball and a cheerleading squad that represent the school in local, regional, and national championships. These workshops give students the opportunity to practice the sport of their choice and discover their athletic abilities. Students who participate in developmental sports workshops have the opportunity to demonstrate their learning through friendly matches on campus or hosted by other schools or clubs. During the school year, sports coordinators and specialized coaches organize COPA MIC tournaments in various categories for girls and boys.
MIC Laboratory is a multifunctional laboratory equipped with state-of-the-art instruments where students develop their scientific thinking through the physical world and environmental sustainability. Lower and Upper School students conduct hands-on science classes in chemistry, physics, and biology in a didactic and experiential manner. The MIC Library is a modern two-story facility with books in Spanish, English, German, and French, providing resources for the three levels to develop inquiry. The first floor houses classical and contemporary literature, comics, children's books, research texts, dictionaries, magazines, bibliographies, and art/history books, along with educational media. The second floor hosts the school's mediateca (media center) used by students and teachers for group work and continuing research within courses. School Librarian: Mariana Lostaunau.
MIC offers sport through the Physical Education program and extracurricular workshops in athletics, basketball, soccer, and volleyball, with athletic, soccer, basketball, swimming, volleyball teams and cheerleaders representing the school in local, regional, and national championships. These activities give students the chance to practice their sport and showcase their talents in on-campus matches or events hosted by other schools or clubs. COPA MIC festivals and tournaments are organized in various categories for girls and boys. Music workshops include choir, guitar, violin, viola, cello, winds, music appreciation, and rock band, with top performers joining the MIC Symphony Orchestra, wind ensemble, and rock band. MIC has won the Nueva Acrópolis music competition for several consecutive years. The Debate program includes Model United Nations (MUN), with MIC participating in events in Peru and abroad, including a delegation to Princeton and visits to the UN Headquarters in New York.
Montessori International College in Peru offers an integrated Montessori-inspired approach alongside the International Baccalaureate framework. Primary education follows the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for ages 2 to 12, with the IB Diploma Programme (DP) available in Grade 12. The school operates Preschool (2–5), Lower School (1–6), Upper School (7–11), and DP (12), delivering the Plan of Studies in Spanish and English, with German introduced from age 5. Daily learning blends Montessori methods with IB principles, taught by bilingual teachers. The MIC Laboratory highlights practical science with advanced instruments, and hands-on chemistry, physics and biology in lower and upper grades. The MIC Library is a multilingual resource hub—Spanish, English, German, and French—supporting inquiry at all levels; the mediateca on the second floor backs group work and research. Notable programs include COPA MIC tournaments, MIC music ensembles, MUN debates, and international trips, underscoring a culturally rich, globally minded community for families.
