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Peru, Lima
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The school provides safe, respectful spaces for students to express themselves and develop their social-emotional skills. It recognizes and values diversity. Tutoring is provided to support learning. Prevention and accompaniment of learning and socioemotional difficulties are available. The school promotes positive social interaction and offers vocational guidance and educational planning, as well as special educational support.
Prevention and accompaniment of learning and socioemotional difficulties are provided. Special educational support is available.
English is taught from first grade. German is a language of instruction in all levels, and French and Chinese are optional in secondary.
The school prioritizes physical, mental, and emotional health to support student balance and well-being. It provides spaces for expression and socioemotional development, and it embraces diversity.
The Convivencia Regulation includes provisions for academic, emotional, and/or behavioral support. It outlines safety and conduct rules, including emergency measures.
Pestalozzi Colegio Suizo Peru is a private bilingual Peru-Swiss school serving ages 3 to 18, with a Miraflores campus in Lima. The school combines Swiss-integrated education with an International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and a bespoke curriculum, delivering a continuous K–12 experience. The IB program follows six subject groups and includes Theory of Knowledge, the Extended Essay and Creativity, Activity and Service. Core subjects offered include Spanish A, German B, English B, History, Economics, Biology, Physics, Mathematics and Visual Arts. German is taught from first grade; English from early years; French and Chinese are elective options in secondary. The campus provides safe, comfortable learning environments with dedicated sports and recreational spaces, plus arts and music facilities. Distinctive features include a Swiss exchange program, project-based learning with Week of Projects and Economics Week, language study, and tutoring and socio-emotional support. The school emphasizes social and environmental outreach as well as intercultural competence.
