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Compare International Schools in Santa Cruz, Bolivia

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Instructs in German, Spanish
Ages 3 - 18 years
Pupils 1350
Type Co-educational, Day School
Colegio Aleman Santa Cruz is a prestigious German international school founded in 1936 in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. With 1,350 students across 22,500 square metres of infrastructure, the school delivers a bilingual German-Spanish curriculum enriched with English instruction. As part of the Deutsche Auslandsschulen International network, it offers the IB Diploma Programme, the German Language Diploma (DSD), and professional internship opportunities. The school emphasises academic excellence, cultural exchange, and holistic development through a wide range of extracurricular activities.
Instructs in English
Ages 4 - 18 years
Pupils 696
Type Co-educational
Santa Cruz Cooperative School (SCCS), founded on April 10, 1959, is a private American Overseas day school in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. Accredited by AdvancEd/Cognia and the Bolivian Ministry of Education since 1960, SCCS offers American and Bolivian diplomas with three divisions (Elementary, Middle, High School) and a Jaguar mascot.
Santa Cruz International School (SCIS) is a private, co‑educational day school in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, serving Pre‑Kindergarten through Grade 12 (approximately ages 3–18). The school combines the Bolivian National Curriculum with international programmes — the International Early Years Curriculum and Cambridge pathways (Cambridge Primary, IGCSE and Cambridge International AS Levels) — with students taking Checkpoint in Grade 8, IGCSE in Grade 10 and AS‑Level examinations in Grade 12. Instruction is offered in both English and Spanish, with Spanish taught across the programme. The campus (around 10 acres) includes science laboratories, dedicated art and music studios, extensive sports facilities (five football/soccer fields, outdoor basketball courts and a gym), age‑appropriate playgrounds and nature areas with on‑site habitats. SCIS also operates an on‑campus Riding Academy and stables; horseback riding is integrated into the curriculum and may be chosen as a Physical Education option from primary years.