Since public schools in Buenos Aires use Spanish as the language of tuition, most expat parents will choose to send their children to an international school instead. These schools follow a variety of curricula from various nations. This means parents are bound to find a school that fits their needs.

Below are some of the most popular international schools in Buenos Aires.

International schools in Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires International Christian Academy (BAICA)

Gender: Co-educational
Curriculum: Argentinian and American
Ages: 3 to 18
Website: www.baica.com

Goethe Schule

Gender: Co-educational
Curriculum: German
Ages: 2 to 18
Website: www.goethe.edu.ar

Lincoln School

Gender: Co-educational
Curriculum: American, Argentinian and International Baccalaureate
Ages: 4 to 18
Website: www.lincoln.edu.ar

Lycée Franco-Argentin Jean Mermoz

Gender: Co-educational
Ages: 3 to 18
Curriculum: French and Argentinian
Website: www.lyceemermoz.edu.ar

Northlands

Gender: Co-educational
Curriculum: International Baccalaureate and Cambridge IGCSE
Ages: 2 to 18
Website: www.northlands.org.ar

St Andrew’s Scots School

Gender: Co-educational
Curriculum: Argentinian, Cambridge IGCSE and International Baccalaureate 
Ages: 3 to 18
Website: www.sanandres.esc.edu.ar

St George’s College

Gender: Co-educational
Curriculum: Argentinian, Cambridge IGCSE and International Baccalaureate
Ages: 3 to 18
Website: www.stgeorges.edu.ar

Further reading

►For more information have a look at Education and Schools in Buenos Aires.

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