Escuela Sierra Nevada vs Escuela Tomás Alva Edison

	E Escuela Sierra Nevada Mexico City, Mexico	E Escuela Tomás Alva Edison Mexico City, Mexico
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year MX$162,650 - 232,055	Fees / year MX$101,634 - 171,930
Age range	Age range 2 - 18 years	Age range 1 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum American Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum	Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 3,000	Pupils 1,991
Typical class size	Typical class size 25	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language Spanish, English	Instruction language English, Spanish, French
Opened	Opened 1950	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location The school operates across multiple campuses in the Mexico City area and the State of Mexico, including Lomas de Chapultepec (Preschool at Paseo de la Reforma 715; Elementary and Middle School at Sierra Madre 155, Lomas de Chapultepec, Mexico City 11000), Interlomas (Avenida Jesús de Monte 1, Hacienda de las Palmas, 52763, Jesús del Monte, Mexico), Esmeralda (Camino Chiluca Espíritu Santo, Lot 59, Rancho Blanco, Atizapán, State of Mexico 52763), and San Mateo (Mariposa Golondrina 2, San Mateo, Naucalpan, State of Mexico 53220).	Location Escuela Tomás Alva Edison is located in Colonia Del Valle, Mexico City. The campus address is Calle San Borja 909, Colonia del Valle Centro, Benito Juárez, MX. The school serves ages 18 months to 19 years.
Stages	Stages Preschool, Elementary, Middle School, High School	Stages Early Years (Ages 18 months - 7 years); Primary School (Ages 7 - 12); Middle School (Ages 12 - 15); High School (Ages 15 - 19). In High School, students may choose UNAM Bachillerato or the IB Diploma Programme.
School type	School type —	School type International school and day school; member of the International Schools Partnership network.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Inclusion Education Program for children, adolescents and young people with an intellectual disability implemented at the San Mateo and Interlomas campuses for primary and high school.	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation —	Country affiliation Mexico
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation Secular	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure School hours: Monday–Thursday 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.; Friday 8:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details Bus transportation is provided by A2B Transportes with registration required for the cycle; for school commuting. A separate optional transportation service is offered for away matches by Club Sierra at an extra cost; not mandatory for regular training.	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application and admissions fees - Psychopedagogical evaluation (admissions assessment): MXN 1,000 (one‑time, payable at time of the evaluation). How fees are shown (standard billing units used below) - Inscripción: one‑time registration fee to confirm a place. - Servicios y materiales: one‑time charge for school services and basic materials/licenses. - Aportación inicial: an additional one‑time contribution charged at enrollment. - Colegiatura (10 meses): monthly tuition amount billed in 10 monthly payments (academic year divided into 10 installments). Interlomas — fees by year group (example amounts listed as MXN) - Nursery / Kinder I / Kinder II - Inscripción: MXN 11,700.00. - Servicios y materiales: MXN 10,000.00. - Aportación inicial: MXN 13,800.00. - Colegiatura (10 meses): MXN 12,715.00 per month (10 payments). - Kinder III / Pre‑first - Inscripción: MXN 15,525.00. - Servicios y materiales: MXN 10,000.00. - Aportación inicial: MXN 16,065.00. - Colegiatura (10 meses): MXN 13,385.00 per month. - Primary (1º–5º) - Inscripción: MXN 15,525.00. - Servicios y materiales: MXN 10,000.00. - Aportación inicial: MXN 18,575.00. - Colegiatura (10 meses): MXN 15,525.00 per month. - Middle School (6º–8º) - Inscripción: MXN 17,350.00. - Servicios y materiales: MXN 10,000.00. - Aportación inicial: MXN 20,775.00. - Colegiatura (10 meses): MXN 17,350.00 per month. - High School / Bachillerato (9º–12º) - Inscripción: MXN 25,770.00. - Servicios y materiales: MXN 10,000.00. - Aportación inicial: MXN 22,785.00. - Colegiatura (10 meses): MXN 17,350.00 per month. Esmeralda — fees by year group (example amounts listed as MXN) - Nursery / Kinder I / Kinder II - Inscripción: MXN 12,285.00. - Servicios y materiales: MXN 12,000.00. - Aportación inicial: MXN 14,480.00. - Colegiatura (10 meses): amount shown for this level in the Esmeralda brochure (varies by year group). - KIII / Pre‑first, Primary, Middle and High School - Inscripción, servicios y aportación inicial vary by level at Esmeralda; specific figures appear in the campus brochure (examples and level breakdowns are provided there). Lomas and San Mateo — fee structure and examples - Lomas and San Mateo use the same fee structure (Inscripción; Servicios y materiales; Aportación inicial; Colegiatura en 10 meses). Example amounts published in their campus brochures and admission materials show Inscripción and Colegiatura values that vary by level (common ranges: Inscripción roughly MXN 11,700–MXN 25,770 depending on level; monthly colegiatura typically shown as a 10‑month installment). Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is billed as 10 monthly payments (colegiatura in 10 months). - Monthly colegiaturas must be paid during the first ten calendar days of each month at BBVA branches or online via the school's payment portal. - Recurring charge option is available for American Express (families who want this must contact the campus administrator). - Families can make payments through the school's mobile app (menu: PAGOS). - The school may suspend services for students with outstanding balances starting the following month. Boarding fees - Escuela Sierra Nevada operates day‑school campuses; no boarding options or boarding fees are published for the Lomas, San Mateo, Interlomas or Esmeralda campuses. No separate boarding fee line appears in the campus admission materials reviewed. Other costs and fees - Books and learning materials: books, digital licenses and associated materials are provided through the school's approved supplier VANJUPE; families purchase these packages (delivery to home). The school publishes a rental option for non‑consumable textbooks (renta de libros) that appears as a mandatory field when choosing that option. Families must be current on tuition/inscription/services payments to access the book‑purchase system. - Uniforms and additional school‑specific kit: campuses list uniform and kit requirements in campus materials; a specific uniform price table was not published in the admission brochures reviewed. Fees for extracurriculars, after‑school clubs, transport and food service are shown separately by campus when offered and may appear as optional or additional charges. Refunds and cancellations - The reviewed campus admission materials and brochures include administrative notes on payment, suspension for non‑payment and required one‑time admission charges; they do not publish a detailed, campus‑wide refund policy in the admission fee tables reviewed. Where explicit refund terms (for example, full or partial return of inscripción or aportación) are required, those are addressed in campus‑specific circulars or the family handbook. A clear, published universal refund table was not found in the materials reviewed. Fee payment options - Bank deposit or transfer at BBVA branches. - Online payments via the school's payment portal / family app (ESCUELA SIERRA NEVADA). - Recurring charge option with American Express (for admissions fees and colegiaturas). - Cheques or other modalities may be accepted per campus procedures; specific accepted card brands beyond American Express for recurring charges are not listed in the campus payment notes reviewed. Notes on coverage and typical inclusions - The colegiatura typically covers in‑class instruction, basic learning platforms/licenses and some core materials; extracurricular activities, certain workshops, optional camps, special events, transport and some specialist materials may be charged separately on a per‑service basis. Campus handbooks identify which items are included in colegiatura per level. Summary of scope and data status - Campus admission brochures and parent manuals for Interlomas, Esmeralda, Lomas and San Mateo include the admission fee components (Inscripción; Servicios y materiales; Aportación inicial) and the colegiatura shown as 10 monthly payments. Representative, level‑by‑level amounts for Interlomas are listed above as examples; similar structured tables exist for Esmeralda, Lomas and San Mateo in their campus brochures. Where a specific figure was campus‑and‑level specific, that figure has been cited to the corresponding campus brochure.	Fee details Application / Registration (Inscripción) fees - Preschool (Preescolar): MXN 17,702. - Primary (Primaria): MXN 22,929. - Middle School (Secundaria): MXN 26,158. - High School / Preparatoria (Preparatoria / Bachillerato): MXN 26,882. Tuition (Colegiatura) — monthly and annual (school-year) by level - Preschool (Preescolar): MXN 8,478 per month. Annual tuition (11 monthly payments, August–June): MXN 93,258. When combined with the registration fee the first-year cost for tuition + inscription = MXN 110,960 (registration + 11 months of tuition). - Primary (Primaria): MXN 10,871 per month. Annual tuition (11 monthly payments, August–June): MXN 119,581. Registration + 11 months of tuition = MXN 142,510. Additional listed “other fees” for Primary: MXN 2,950 (applies in addition to inscription and monthly tuition). - Middle School (Secundaria): MXN 13,252 per month. Annual tuition (11 monthly payments, August–June): MXN 145,772. Registration + 11 months of tuition = MXN 171,930. - High School / Preparatoria (Preparatoria / Bachillerato): MXN 14,035 per month. Annual tuition (11 monthly payments, August–June): MXN 154,385. Registration + 11 months of tuition = MXN 181,267. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is billed in 11 monthly payments for the school year (payments run August through June). Payments are due within the first ten days of each month; payments made after that date incur interest for late payment. Re-enrollment is conditioned on timely payment of tuition. Failure to pay three or more monthly tuitions authorizes the school to suspend educational services for the student. Other (non-inscription/colegiatura) payments are made at the school's payment office. Requests for refunds must be submitted at the campus that issued the invoice. Boarding fees - Boarding: Not applicable. Escuela Tomás Alva Edison is a day school and does not provide boarding services. Transport is provided as a separate, paid service. Other costs and recurring extras - Transport (servicio de transporte escolar): charged separately for the school-owned transport service; routes and fees vary by route and are billed in addition to colegiatura. Payments for transport are handled through the school's payment channels. - After‑school / extended‑hours program (TAE Plus): after‑school workshops and extended-care services have separate fees and enrollment; program details and schedules are published for each academic year and are charged in addition to tuition. - Uniforms, school supplies, extracurricular activity fees, field trips, exam/certification fees (Cambridge, IB external examination costs where applicable), meal plans and similar items are additional and billed separately. Other one-off or occasional charges are processed at the school's cash office. Refund information and cancellation - Written notice of a student withdrawal delivered at least 60 calendar days before the start of the school year entitles the family to a 100% refund of the inscription (registration/re‑registration) fee. If the written notice is provided after that 60‑day period, families are eligible only for a refund of any tuition payments they have paid in advance but not for inscription/re‑registration payments. Refund requests must be submitted at the campus where the invoice was issued. Tuition amounts will not vary during the corresponding school year. Fee payment options - Accepted payment methods include credit and debit card payments at the school's payment terminals and bank transfers. The school operates an online payments portal for family payments and issues invoices through the campus; any changes to payment channels are communicated by the school. Discounts and concessions - The school runs a referral benefit that grants a tuition discount (example: a 10% tuition discount for the 2026–2027 school year under the referral programme); other discounts, sibling concessions or financial aid may be available under the school's policies and are applied according to the school's terms.
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Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Uniforms are purchased through Unitex (escuela-sierra-nevada).	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options Cafeteria service is provided for students who stay for Club Sierra activities and extended hours; meals are available for students staying for Club Sierra, Kids Powerhouse, or extended-day programs at campuses offering Club Sierra.	Food options —
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is part of Grupo Escuela Sierra Nevada.	Governance and ownership The school is part of the International Schools Partnership (ISP) network.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Preschool is 100% in English with a French class, emphasizing socio-emotional development, creativity, social skills, and early language development. Elementary is 100% bilingual with French class and emphasizes habits, skills, and attitudes, and the development of knowledge, oral expression, math, observation, research, and critical thinking. Middle School is 100% bilingual with French class, focusing on six dimensions: creativity, collaboration, character development, communication, critical thinking, and citizenship, through an integrated, project-based curriculum with counselors providing interventions. High School offers five programs (High-Performance Academic, Changemaker, Artistic, Athletic, Online) with personalized College Counseling for all students. The International Program provides a world-class, trilingual program (Spanish, English, French) available at the Interlomas and San Mateo campuses, with active learning, practical skills, and individualized college counseling, including the Global Assessment Certificate (GAC) English-language university preparation track.	Curriculum details Early Years Ages 18 months - 7 years: Begin early learning with the Early Years Foundation Stage and Cambridge curriculum. Primary School Ages 7 - 12: Build a strong trilingual foundation in Spanish, English and French while following the Cambridge Pathway curriculum. Middle School Ages 12 - 15: Strengthen academic excellence with personalised support on the Cambridge Pathway, studying key subjects in English and French to deepen understanding and develop a global outlook. High School Ages 15 - 19: Step into the final stage of essential education and your first step toward future careers; choose UNAM Bachillerato or the internationally prestigious IB Diploma Programme, both preparing you for university and beyond.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results MAP results show over 50% of students scoring above the 80th percentile in Mathematics, with English and Science above international averages (English 66, Science 63).
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Graduates have access to universities across Canada, the United States, Mexico, Argentina, New Zealand, Australia, United Arab Emirates, Japan, Spain, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, and France. Notable universities shown among the logos include Berkeley, Johns Hopkins University, NYIT, NYU Abu Dhabi, University of Glasgow, UNAM, ITAM, TEC, UDLAP, IBERO and Anahuac.	Higher education progression Future Pathways provides personalised guidance for university and careers, including mentoring, internships and global university fairs; 98% of graduates secure a place at a first-choice university.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The school considers each student from emotional, social, and academic perspectives to ensure integrated development. Socio-emotional development is emphasized, including building self-esteem, self-confidence and the ability to cope in different situations. The school focuses on developing social skills such as sharing, socializing, establishing boundaries, and respecting rules. Extracurricular activities, trips abroad, volunteer work, and workshops contribute to developing an international perspective and healthy socialization. The educational proposal is based on Creativity, Research, Problem Solving, Leadership, and Technology, supported by Educational Innovation. The school's core principles are: I am respectful, I am inclusive, I am empathetic, I am responsible, I am grateful, I am honest.	Social & emotional learning Wellbeing is central to learning at TAE. Emotional wellbeing is strengthened through the KiVa anti-bullying programme, dedicated development classes, and personalised guidance to help students regulate emotions and build positive relationships in a safe environment. In Early Years, emotional growth is nurtured within a Cambridge-based framework that supports social-emotional development. The TAE learner profile and life-skills emphasis foster curiosity, reflection and strong values that support social and emotional growth.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) Inclusion Educativa is an inclusion program for children, adolescents and young people with an intellectual disability, implemented at San Mateo and Interlomas campuses for primary and bachillerato. The objective is that students receive supports to acquire competencies and develop skills that enable independent participation in their community with self-determination. Personalized teaching strengthens all areas of development and integrates students by age; partial integration occurs in primary and across secondary and bachillerato subjects. Inclusion promotes functional academic skills, social skills, and emotional competence. Inclusion benefits everyone by raising awareness and guiding the school community toward a culture of diversity, tolerance, and equity. The school works with parents to foster autonomy and a sense of responsibility for daily tasks.	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language Preschool is taught 100% in English with a French language component. Preschool focuses on socio-emotional development to support healthy self-esteem, personal safety, and adaptability. It also emphasizes social skills and language development, including English vocabulary, and English phonemic awareness and phonics. Middle School (Intermedia) is 100% bilingual with a French class. A bilingual program with French language study is offered across levels.	English as an additional language Gain multilingual skills in English, Spanish and French, with 70% reaching B2 or higher in Cambridge and 30% in DELF. Multilingual learning is supported in home or first languages, aligning with a strong emphasis on developing proficiency across languages. In Primary School, learners build a strong trilingual foundation in Spanish, English and French.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Emotional needs are addressed by specialized staff, including counselors, grade coordinators, and trained psychologists. The middle school program focuses on six core dimensions of learning: creativity, collaboration, development of character, communication, critical thinking, and citizenship. Counselors design individualized interventions to understand where each student is and guide them toward lifelong learning. This integrated approach supports emotional development and social skills as part of the educational experience.	Mental wellbeing KiVa anti-bullying programme supports mental wellbeing. Dedicated development classes and personalised guidance help students regulate emotions and build positive relationships in a safe environment.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding For safety, every person entering the facilities must present official identification at the security gate, follow security staff instructions, and wear a visitor badge. The entry doors to Av. San Miguel and Av. de las Granjas are for students and staff only. To ensure safe departures, if you are not picking up a student in person, a written note with the name of the person picking up is required or a call to inform the school in advance.	Safeguarding Wellbeing and safeguarding are addressed through KiVa anti-bullying, targeted development classes, and personalised guidance to keep students safe and supported in a secure environment.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Interlomas campus is designed to support the academic, emotional, physical and creative development of students. The environment aims to inspire and reflect the growing autonomy of learners. Facilities include classrooms equipped with educational technology; a bilingual library with reading areas; science, STEAM and makerspace laboratories; sports areas and courts; green spaces and resting zones to encourage social interaction. Two dining spaces, La Galería and Koa&Co, complement the campus experience.	Facilities overview —
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Sports areas and courts.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Classrooms are equipped with educational technology. The library offers bilingual resources and reading zones. There are science, STEAM and makerspace laboratories.	Academic facilities National and international curriculum offered: UNAM Bachillerato or IB Diploma in High School. MAP results show over 50% scoring above the 80th percentile in math and exceeding international averages in English and science. Multilingual learning in English, Spanish and French, with 70% reaching B2 or higher in Cambridge and 30% in DELF. Learning.First provides visible progress; wellbeing support includes KiVa anti-bullying programme, dedicated development classes and personalised guidance. TAE learner profile, Cambridge- and IB-inspired, builds curiosity, reflection and leadership. Skills for life are developed through Cambridge and IB learning, with Future Pathways guidance and global university fairs; 98% of graduates secure a place at a first-choice university. International learning opportunities include ISP-linked programs and projects such as the I am Scientist initiative.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Club Sierra develops social, emotional, intellectual, physical and artistic capacities; activities run Monday to Thursday from 3:00 to 4:10 pm and are included in the tuition. Servicio Social provides opportunities for community work: 9th grade students participate three times per year; High School students participate twice per semester; some activities may have additional costs.	Extra curricular facilities International learning opportunities include participation in Model United Nations debates, international chess tournaments and collaborative creative projects. Through ISP, students access global skill-building programs; exclusive scholarships offer opportunities to study with renowned institutions and gain skills for emerging careers.
Parent experience	Parent experience
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Community	Community Escuela Sierra Nevada operates across multiple campuses: Lomas, San Mateo, Interlomas, Esmeralda, Sunland, and The Idea. Club Sierra runs across campuses as the extracurricular program of sports and cultural activities for students from kindergarten through high school, with sessions starting in September and ending in late June, including Mini-Club Sierra for the youngest children and Kids Powerhouse workshops. Across campuses, Club Sierra supports a large program with about 1,536 students, 115 teams, and roughly 460 matches per month, and provides a transportation option for away games. The community engages families through events and activities organized by the clubs and programs across campuses.	Community From first contact, the school offers a warm environment in which you will feel welcome and involved. The school engages with parents on a regular basis to ensure they are part of the planning process that sets the future direction and helps the school remain a top institution in Mexico City. An annual parent satisfaction survey guides improvements, which are revisited each year. As part of the International Schools Partnership, your child will interact with students in other schools in different countries, developing a greater understanding of cultures and issues in other communities.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association PTA, the Association of Parents, represents the parents of Sierra Nevada Interlomas students and serves as a liaison between families and school authorities, fostering collaboration among teachers, students, and parents. The PTA board is elected at the start of each school year. The PTA organizes events such as kermesse, festivals, parties, and exhibitions to raise funds for association goals. PTA volunteers, known as Room Parents, coordinate activities and help communicate with families across the campus. PTA contributions are voluntary and not required by the school.	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The International Program is available at the Interlomas and San Mateo campuses. It is a trilingual program teaching Spanish, English, and French, with official certifications. The program emphasizes active learning through collaboration and real-world problem solving and includes practical skills such as research, presentation, and academic writing. The program provides one-on-one college counseling to guide students in planning their life and career, and the Global Assessment Certificate (GAC) is offered as English-language university preparation.	Academic & intellectual Follow a rigorous academic pathway with UNAM Bachillerato or the IB Diploma in High School. MAP results show over 50% of students scoring above the 80th percentile in mathematics and above international averages in English and science. The I am Scientist project is led by TAE and earned 2025 awards for Best Scientist, Most Voted Project and Best Final Project. International opportunities include Model United Nations, international chess tournaments, and collaboration on creative projects.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Sunland is the Artistic High School program, combining acting, dance, music, and visual arts with strong academics. It is available at ESN Sunland campuses in Colonia Roma. The program is designed to develop artistic talents alongside academic achievement within the high school track.	Arts & creative Students collaborate on creative projects as part of international opportunities. Participation in international events offers chances to express creativity across disciplines. The school fosters creativity through project-based learning within the Cambridge/IB framework. Engagement in creative projects supports communication and presentation skills.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Our community includes families from diverse cultural backgrounds and nationalities, and we promote an inclusive environment open to dialogue. We use a bilingual model plus French and multicultural programs to foster a global perspective. The International Program is available at the Interlomas and San Mateo campuses and offers a trilingual curriculum in Spanish, English, and French with official certifications. Preschool is 100% in English with a French class.	Cultural & language Gain multilingual skills in English, Spanish and French, with 70% reaching B2 or higher in Cambridge and 30% in DELF. Students have access to international learning opportunities that include Model United Nations and global collaboration. The Cambridge Pathway and IB/UNAM Bachillerato pathways support multilingual and intercultural learning. International collaboration opportunities reinforce language development.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies The school offers after-school activities, including Club Sierra, which runs Monday to Thursday from 3:00 to 4:10 pm and is included in tuition. Students can join student associations and clubs according to their interests. The breadth of clubs and activities supports opportunities beyond the classroom aligned with student profiles and interests.	Social & hobbies Students participate in international chess tournaments and Model United Nations as part of school life. Clubs and opportunities foster teamwork and competitive curiosity. Collaboration on creative projects expands cross-cultural interactions. These activities supplement classroom learning with real-world teamwork and communication.
Community & service	Community & service From 9th grade, students choose a social service project and work on it during High School, presenting a proposal, completing required hours, and producing a final report. The Educational Support Program (PAE) is a parent-led fund that helps ensure students can continue to university in case of death or incapacity. The school promotes a Culture of Peace Escolar, focusing on a safe, inclusive environment and ongoing home–school communication.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional The High School program includes mentorship with leaders from industry and a leadership-focused approach. It provides one-on-one college counseling to guide life and career planning. The program emphasizes practical skills such as research, presentation, and academic writing to prepare students for top universities.	Leadership & professional Future Pathways provides personalised guidance for university and career choices. Mentoring, internships and global university fairs help students connect with leading institutions. The Cambridge/IB learning model develops critical thinking, curiosity and leadership skills. Students grow through leadership experiences and professional skill development across the program.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing The school promotes wellbeing through a Culture of Peace Escolar that fosters a safe and inclusive environment. The Galería cafeteria offers menus that emphasize fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and no added sugars to support healthy eating and overall well-being. A policy restricts mobile devices during school hours to protect students' concentration and emotional well-being.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Wellbeing support is provided through KiVa anti-bullying programme and dedicated development classes. Personalised guidance helps students regulate emotions and build positive relationships. The school offers a safe environment that supports emotional and social growth. A focus on wellbeing complements academic and personal development.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English and French are taught; Preschool includes a 100% English + French class.	Language provision English, Spanish and French are core languages taught across the curriculum. Students strengthen their home or first language while learning at least one world language. Primary School builds a strong trilingual foundation in Spanish, English and French under the Cambridge Pathway. 70% reach B2 or higher in Cambridge and 30% reach DELF levels.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The school teaches in English and French.	Bilingual teaching The school provides multilingual education in English, Spanish and French across Early Years through High School. Primary School builds a strong trilingual foundation in Spanish, English and French under the Cambridge Pathway. Middle School studies key subjects in English, plus French to deepen language skills. High School offers UNAM Bachillerato or the IB Diploma while language study continues.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs 100% in English + French class	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
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Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Request information from the admissions department. Fill out and submit the enrollment application form together with a recent photograph of the applicant. This starts the formal admissions process and ensures the school has the necessary information to evaluate the candidate. The admissions team will guide the family through the next steps. 2. Submit the requested documentation and, if necessary, psychological and/or language evaluations. Gather and send all required documents as indicated by the admissions team. When applicable, include any required psychological or language evaluations. The admissions team will inform you if additional evaluations are needed. 3. Schedule a date for the psychopedagogical assessment. The school coordinates a date for the psychopedagogical assessment. You will receive instructions for preparation and what to bring. The assessment informs the admissions decision by understanding the applicant's learning profile. 4. Pay the psychopedagogical evaluation fee (cost 1,000 MXN). The admissions team will provide payment instructions and acceptable methods. The payment confirms the scheduling of the evaluation. Without payment, the assessment cannot proceed. 5. Complete the psychopedagogical evaluation. A trained professional conducts the psychopedagogical assessment. The evaluation assesses the applicant's learning profile and needs. The results are prepared and reported to the admissions team. 6. Receive results approximately one week after the psychopedagogical evaluation. The results are delivered to the family within about a week of the assessment. The admissions team reviews the results with the family and discusses implications. If additional steps are required, they will be informed. 7. Complete online admission forms. Fill out the online admission forms and submit any remaining documents. The forms finalize the application package in the school's records. 8. Pay admission fees and submit original documents. Pay the admission fees according to the provided instructions. Submit the original documents for verification. Enrollment is finalized when payments and documents are received and originals have been verified.	Admissions 01 Initial enquiry: Reach out to the Admissions Team or complete the online enquiry form to indicate interest and ask initial questions. The Admissions Team responds promptly with next steps and any required information. They outline the documents needed to proceed with the application. 02 Schedule a school tour: Book a guided tour to explore our learning spaces, meet the admissions team, and experience the TAE learning environment in person. The tour provides an opportunity to see classrooms, facilities and discuss curriculum and student support. You can ask about timelines and next steps during the visit. 03 Comprehensive assessment: After submitting the required documents, applicants take age-appropriate assessments. Parents attend a family interview to share information about their child's interests, strengths and needs. The admissions team uses the assessments and interview to understand fit and determine next steps. 04 Results: The Admissions Committee reviews the application and communicates the decision to the family. If admitted, an enrolment letter outlines the next steps and timelines. This letter confirms acceptance and provides details about enrollment, fees and any further actions. 05 Welcome to Tome1s Alva Edison: After paying the enrolment fee, the child officially joins the TAE community. The school provides welcome information, onboarding details and contact points to begin the school year. The family can look forward to joining the school community.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships SEP scholarships are accessible and there is an opportunity to apply for a UNAM scholarship.
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