Compare Affordable International Schools in Mexico city, Mexico

Instructs in Spanish, English

Fees MX$110,248

Pupils 1900

Type Co-educational

Colégio Ciudad de México – Polanco is an IB World School offering Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), and Diploma Programme (DP) across two campuses, Plantel Polanco and Plantel Contadero. The school delivers a bilingual, international education from preschool through preparatoria, fostering critical thinking, human values, and a global perspective. With about 1,900 students from more than 25 nationalities and over 180 teachers, personalized learning unfolds within an inclusive, multicultural setting. Facilities include two campuses with a virtual tour, an after‑school program with recreational, sports, cultural activities and a daily dining service. Primary students at Plantel Polanco participate in Lego Education, Baduk, traditional games, and digital‑material creation, while the Liga Deportiva offers football, basketball and volleyball. In Secondary and Preparatory levels, students engage in Model United Nations, literary and arts contests, and a broad range of arts, sports, and language opportunities, including IELTS preparation and bilingual English‑Spanish instruction.

Location

Plantel Polanco is located in the Polanco neighborhood of Mexico City. The Colegio Ciudad de México operates two campuses: Plantel Polanco and Plantel Contadero. Both campuses serve students from preschool through preparatoria (high school). The campuses include location entries with Google Maps links on their pages.

Stages

Education is offered from preschool through preparatoria (high school) at both Plantel Polanco and Plantel Contadero.

Pupil Nationality Mix

More than 1,900 students and more than 25 nationalities are represented; 86% of students are Mexican.

Additional learning support

Psychology and psychopedagogy support are available.

Application fees

- Colegio Ciudad de México does not publish any application, admission-test or registration fee amounts in its publicly available admissions materials for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years.

Tuition fees by school year and term

- No breakdown of tuition fees by year group, grade level, term, or payment period (monthly/termly/annual) is published in the school's public admissions information for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. There are no published per-term or per-year amounts available to report.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school's publicly available admissions materials do not include a published billing schedule (number of payments per year, due dates) or the detailed payment terms (late-payment penalties, interest, discounts for early/annual payment) for 2026/27 or 2025/26.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- Colegio Ciudad de México operates two day-school campuses (Polanco and Contadero) and does not advertise boarding or residential facilities; therefore, no boarding fees apply or are published.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, meals, transport, extracurriculars, materials, sibling discounts)

- The school's public admissions information does not list specific amounts for other costs such as uniforms, meals/food service, transport, extracurricular activity fees, learning-material fees, or sibling discounts for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. Parents should note that such charges are commonly part of private-school billing structures, but no itemized amounts are available to report.

Refund information

- No publicly posted refund, withdrawal, or cancellation policy (including conditions and any prorated refunds) is available in the school's public admissions materials for 2026/27 or 2025/26.

Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, cash, other)

- The school's publicly available admissions materials do not specify accepted payment methods (for example credit card, bank transfer, electronic payment, or cash) for tuition or other fees.

Administrative note — what was found

- The public admissions pages and campus listings for Colegio Ciudad de México show contact details for the Polanco and Contadero campuses but do not publish numeric fee schedules or the requested fee policy details for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. Contact details listed for the Polanco campus include telephone and admissions email addresses.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school places emphasis on emotional and social development. The preschool centers emotional wellbeing and motivation to learn, placing wellbeing at the heart of learning. A team of professionals accompanies students to strengthen self-esteem, confidence, personal safety, tolerance and solidarity, creating an environment where every student feels valued, safe and capable of building healthy, meaningful relationships. The Psychology and Psychopedagogy departments identify socio-emotional needs and design interventions to promote mental health and inclusive learning across the school. In Contadero, strategies promote social and emotional skills, including conflict resolution, mediation and self-awareness.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The inclusion approach is based on equal opportunities, where every student receives the support needed to grow and develop fully. The Psychopedagogy and Inclusion department supports all learners to participate in the teaching-learning process by reducing and removing barriers in the classroom and beyond. Interventions can be classroom-based (group or individual) or through workshops, and external therapists are engaged when needed to ensure adaptations are implemented. All of this aims to enable every student to reach their full potential and be agents of change.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is offered as part of the educational program at both Plantel Polanco and Plantel Contadero.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental well-being is central to the student experience. The Psychology Department provides care and monitoring of mental health throughout the learning process, and interventions are designed to support students' mental health and promote inclusive learning.

Safeguarding

The school fosters an environment of trust, respect and safety to support student well-being and learning.

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Peterson Lomas Preparatoria S.C.

Instructs in English, Spanish

Ages 1 - 18 years

Fees MX$22,145 - 23,645

Pupils 1800

Type Co-educational

The Peterson Lomas Preparatoria S.C. is a private, non-denominational day school in Mexico City with three campuses—Cuajimalpa, Lomas, and Pedregal—that serve about 1,800 students from ages 1 to 18. The Lomas Campus offers Montessori education for the early years in English, with mixed-age classrooms. The Cuajimalpa Campus serves Preschool through High School, with a bilingual English–Spanish Elementary program, and a High School path that combines Cambridge IGCSE in grades 9–10 with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in grades 11–12. The Cambridge IGCSE electives include Computer Science and Design Technology, while the IB Diploma provides a globally recognized university qualification. The school is noted as the first Google Reference School in Latin America and the first K–12 IB Global School, and it holds SAIS and Cognia accreditation. Extracurriculars cover academic, arts, service, and wellbeing activities across campuses, reflecting a comprehensive approach to student development. They prepare students for global university admission.

Location

Monte Himalaya 615, Lomas de Chapultepec, Miguel Hidalgo, 11000 Ciudad de México, CDMX. Located in the Lomas de Chapultepec neighborhood of Mexico City. The Peterson Schools network comprises three campuses in Cuajimalpa, Lomas and Pedregal. It is a private, non-denominational, co-educational day school network.

Stages

High School (grades 9–12); 9th-10th grades follow Cambridge IGCSE; 11th-12th grade follow the IB Diploma Programme.

Type

Private, non-denominational, co-educational day school

Country affiliation

Mexico

Religious affiliation

Non-denominational

Application / Admission Fees

- Admission test: MXN 1,500.

Tuition and enrolment charges for grades 7–12 (Peterson Lomas Preparatoria S.C.)

Note: amounts are shown in Mexican Pesos (MXN). Tuition figures listed below are presented as annual totals that are payable in 10 monthly installments unless otherwise stated.

- Grade 7 (7°)
- Initial contribution (one-time, paid prior to Pre‑First/new-student phase): MXN 49,675.
- Enrollment / Re‑enrollment (annual payment): MXN 35,075.
- Tuition (annual; payable in 10 monthly instalments): MXN 22,145 (equivalent to MXN 2,214.50 per month when split into 10 payments).
- One‑to‑One technology program (annual; payable in 10 monthly instalments): MXN 1,275.
- Orphanhood relief fund (annual): MXN 4,110.

- Grade 8 (8°)
- Initial contribution: MXN 49,675.
- Enrollment / Re‑enrollment: MXN 35,075.
- Tuition (annual; 10 instalments): MXN 22,485 (MXN 2,248.50 per month).
- One‑to‑One technology program (annual; 10 instalments): MXN 1,275.
- Orphanhood relief fund (annual): MXN 4,110.

- Grade 9 (9°)
- Initial contribution: MXN 49,675.
- Enrollment / Re‑enrollment: MXN 35,650.
- Tuition (annual; 10 instalments): MXN 23,645 (MXN 2,364.50 per month).
- One‑to‑One technology program (annual; 10 instalments): MXN 1,275.
- Orphanhood relief fund (annual): MXN 3,430.

- Grade 10 (10°)
- Initial contribution: MXN 39,020.
- Enrollment / Re‑enrollment: MXN 35,650.
- Tuition (annual; 10 instalments): MXN 23,645 (MXN 2,364.50 per month).
- One‑to‑One technology program (annual; 10 instalments): MXN 1,275.
- Orphanhood relief fund (annual): MXN 3,430.

- Grade 11 (11°)
- Initial contribution: MXN 29,150.
- Enrollment / Re‑enrollment: MXN 35,650.
- Tuition (annual; 10 instalments): MXN 23,645 (MXN 2,364.50 per month).
- One‑to‑One technology program (annual; 10 instalments): MXN 1,445.
- Orphanhood relief fund (annual): MXN 3,430.

- Grade 12 (12°)
- Initial contribution: MXN 19,435.
- Enrollment / Re‑enrollment: MXN 35,650.
- Tuition (annual; 10 instalments): MXN 23,645 (MXN 2,364.50 per month).
- One‑to‑One technology program (annual; 10 instalments): MXN 1,445.
- Orphanhood relief fund (annual): MXN 3,430.

Other recurring or optional fees

- Parents Association (annual payment): MXN 1,100.
- UNAM incorporation fee (annual; applies to grades 10–12): MXN 9,460.
- Transportation: listed starting at MXN 3,220 (transportation noted as a starting figure); a separate 2024–2025 transportation schedule shows mandatory Cuajimalpa campus monthly transportation fees ranging from MXN 3,300 to MXN 4,990 depending on service level (full service, shuttle, half trip) and with discounted rates for second/third family members. Transportation is billed in 10 monthly instalments (September–June) in that schedule.
- Cafeteria / meal service: noted as included for preschool and primary and as an additional cost for secondary and preparatory levels in related materials (amounts vary by campus/program).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is structured as an annual amount payable in 10 monthly instalments (typically paid from September through June).
- Enrollment / Re‑enrollment is an annual payment due at the time of registration or re‑registration for the school year. Initial contribution is a one‑time amount required for certain admissions stages (noted as ‘‘payment before Pre‑First'' for new students). One‑to‑One program charges are billed on the same 10‑payment schedule when indicated.

Boarding fees

- No boarding / boarding‑fee schedule is listed for Peterson Lomas Preparatoria S.C.; the school operates as day campuses.

Uniforms and other school costs

- Uniforms and school‑shop services are available through the school's approved supplier; prices vary by item and campus. Specific uniform prices are not listed in the fee schedules reviewed.

Refunds and cancellations

- The fee schedules and payment‑platform guidance reviewed do not include a detailed refund or reimbursement policy for tuition, enrolment, or initial contributions. Parents should expect that specific refund terms (if any) are governed by the school's formal enrollment contract and invoicing procedures.

Fee payment options and invoicing

- Payments are processed via the school's payment platform; when using the platform the payer selects Peterson Lomas Preparatoria S.C., indicates the student name and the payment concept, and must email invoicing information to ingresos@peterson.mx. For questions about paying participation fees or invoicing, use ingresos@peterson.mx. Specific accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, etc.) are handled through the payment platform and invoicing process.

Summary of document availability and scope

- The detailed fee items above are drawn from the school fee schedules and payment guidance published for recent academic years (tuition and related charges for grades 7–12, and transportation scheduling). The reviewed fee schedules list the amounts shown for enrolment, tuition (annual totals billed in 10 instalments), one‑to‑one technology program, and other recurring items; a separate transportation schedule gives monthly transportation rates and the 10‑month billing period. No later (2025–26 or 2026–27) public fee schedule was available in the materials reviewed, and no explicit refund policy text appeared in those fee documents.

Curriculum

Cambridge IGCSE is taught in 9th and 10th grades, with a broad range of courses and electives such as Computer Science, Design Technology, Global Perspective, and World History. In 11th and 12th grades, all students undertake the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, a curriculum made up of college-level courses within six subject groups. The IB Diploma is academically challenging and balanced, addressing intellectual, social, emotional and physical well-being, and is recognized by most universities worldwide. The Cambridge IGCSE stage enables students to tailor their path through electives, while the IB Diploma provides a unified, globally recognized qualification for university admission. The program emphasizes preparation for higher education and global citizenship.

Exam Results

77.35% of our Seniors obtained their IB Diploma. 9.4% of our graduates received Mexican scholarships. 11.3% are enrolled in foreign universities and also received scholarships.

Higher Education Progression

Among graduates, 11.3% are enrolled in foreign universities with scholarships; 9.4% received Mexican scholarships.

Gifted and Talented

National Honor Society (NHS) has a High School chapter for 10th–12th grade students, recognizing high service, academic prowess, leadership, and strength of character.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school offers fully bilingual co-education with an international focus. The Physical Education Department fosters physical, mental and social development in students, contributing to a well-rounded education.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Montessori instruction is delivered entirely in English. The school is bilingual across campuses (Cuajimalpa, Lomas and Pedregal).

Mental Wellbeing

The school is committed to safeguarding the mental well-being of students and to providing a safe and healthy environment that protects their psychological integrity.

Safeguarding

The school maintains a Child Safety Commitment Statement and a safeguarding framework that includes a Child Safeguarding Policy, a Code of Conduct for Employees, a Code of Conduct for Parents, Volunteers, Visitors and Suppliers, Legal Framework, a Child Safety and Sexual Abuse Policy (May 2023), a Video Surveillance System Security Policy and Protocol, and a Safeguarding Incident Report Form.

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Cumbres International School Mexico

Instructs in Spanish, English

Fees MX$99,940 - 196,700

Type Co-educational

Located in Mexico, Cumbres International School México is a private Catholic bilingual day school that trains Christian leaders. The school offers Advanced Placement (AP) and follows an educational model built on CAR methodologies—cooperative, active and reflective—with distinctive approaches to teaching English, mathematics, language, technology and science. The graduation profile centers on ten life competencies, including love to God, personal care, character building, critical thinking and servant leadership, designed to prepare students for life beyond school. The school belongs to the Semper Altius School Network and follows the Regnum Christi educational framework, with decades of experience and a broad alumni network. Facilities integrate technology and provide spaces such as a STEAM Makerspace, laboratories, a swimming pool, an auditorium and a library. The bilingual program includes English immersion (from 7th to 9th grade) and a program of international events, competitions and service opportunities that foster global citizenship. It also supports lifelong learning.

Location

Memory Hill no. 50, Lomas de Vista Hermosa, Cuajimalpa de Morelos, 05100 Mexico City, CDMX. The school is a private school in the western part of Mexico City.

Stages

Preschool; Elementary School; Middle School; Anahuac High School

Type

The school is a private Catholic bilingual international day school

Country affiliation

Mexico

Religious affiliation

Catholic (Regnum Christi movement)

Overview (academic year 2025/26)

Application / admission fees
- A non‑refundable application/exam fee is required at the time of application; an initial payment to secure a place and to cover the admissions assessment is collected.

Registration / inscription (one‑time) fees by level
- Bambolino (youngest preschool entry): MXN 15,552.
- Preschool (regular preschool program): MXN 19,763.
- Primary (Primaria): MXN 27,146.
- Middle School (Secundaria): MXN 32,715.
- High School / Preparatoria (Bachillerato): MXN 28,413.

Tuition (colegiatura) by level — stated as monthly and shown as an annual equivalent (10 monthly payments) and common payment alternatives
- Bambolino
- Monthly: MXN 9,994.
- Annual (10 months): MXN 99,940.
- Single annual payment (6% discount): MXN 93,944 (approx.).
- Two instalments (annual with 3% discount, split in two): total MXN 96,942; two payments of MXN 48,471.

- Preschool (regular)
- Monthly: MXN 11,955.
- Annual (10 months): MXN 119,550.
- Single annual payment (6% discount): MXN 112,197 (approx.).
- Two instalments (3% discount): total MXN 115,964; two payments of MXN 57,982.

- Primary (Primaria)
- Monthly: MXN 14,352.
- Annual (10 months): MXN 143,520.
- Single annual payment (6% discount): MXN 134,909 (approx.).
- Two instalments (3% discount): total MXN 139,214; two payments of MXN 69,607.

- Middle School (Secundaria)
- Monthly: MXN 17,292.
- Annual (10 months): MXN 172,920.
- Single annual payment (6% discount): MXN 162,585 (approx.).
- Two instalments (3% discount): total MXN 167,832; two payments of MXN 83,916.

- High School / Preparatoria (Bachillerato)
- Monthly: MXN 19,670.
- Annual (10 months): MXN 196,700.
- Single annual payment (6% discount): MXN 184,698 (approx.).
- Two instalments (3% discount): total MXN 190,799; two payments of MXN 95,400.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The network's standard payment options include: Option A — 10 monthly payments (typical vencimiento: 10th of each month); Option B — single annual payment (with a standard early‑payment discount of 6%); Option C — two instalments (with a standard discount of about 3%). Late payment may incur an accumulated monthly surcharge and the school follows the stated due‑date rules (if a due date falls on a holiday/weekend, payment is due the next business day). Parents select among these payment modalities at registration.

Boarding (residency)
- Boarding is not applicable: Cumbres International School México is presented and operated as a day school; no boarding program or boarding fees are published for the Mexico City campus.

Other costs and recurring fees
- Transportation: school transport is an additional cost; schools in the network collect the first month of transport when activating the service and charge transport separately from tuition. Budget for a separate monthly transport fee when required.
- Uniforms, textbook packs, school supplies and specific activity or material fees: these are additional and charged separately (uniforms and materials are not included in inscription or colegiatura). Expect an initial uniform and materials outlay at start of the year and occasional material/technology fees during the cycle.
- Extracurricular activities, special workshops, camps, exam fees, remedial courses, duplicado de certificados and other administrative services are billed separately when applicable.
- Insurance or mandatory contributions (when required) and parent‑association fees may be charged in addition to the items above.

Refunds and cancellations
- Registration/inscription and certain advance payments are normally treated as non‑refundable under the school's standard contractual terms. Refund practice for tuition after a student has started the cycle is governed by the school's contract and administrative rules; some advance payments or instalments may be non‑refundable or only refundable under limited conditions described in the registration agreement.

Accepted payment methods and options
- The school and network accept electronic payments through their administrative/payment portal and allow standard methods such as bank deposit/transfer and card payments; some campuses and the network publish options for annual, semiannual or monthly billing and may offer card instalment plans (for example, 3 or 6 months without interest) or discounts for advance payments. Exact payment channels (bank details, online portal, card acceptance and installment offers) are provided by the admissions/finance office at enrolment.

Summary of what to budget for when enrolling a student (examples, MXN)
- Initial costs: one‑time registration/inscription fee per level (see amounts listed above) plus any application/exam fee, first uniform and materials outlay, and usually the first transport payment if transport is required.
- Recurring costs: monthly colegiatura (or the chosen alternative: annual or two‑payment option), plus transport, extracurriculars, and incidental fees for special activities or services.

(Amounts and billing modalities above reflect the academic-cycle figures published for the 2025/26 cycle for Cumbres International School and the standard payment options used by the Semper Altius school network.)

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Students are the protagonists of their learning, with the educational community and families guiding them to reach their best version. We train happy children and young people who enjoy their school experience and grow in a healthy environment that enhances their talents and cares for their hearts.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

We accompany our students and their families with personalized treatment to guide and support them based on their needs and circumstances.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Our students learn in two languages and achieve a high command of the language that allows them to study and perform professionally in a second language.

Mental Wellbeing

The school environment fosters well-being by prioritizing happiness and healthy development for students.

Safeguarding

We maintain a Safe Environments Policy with principles, rules and procedures to ensure a safe environment; staff are trained; there is a Safe Environments Manager; and clear procedures exist to report and address violations.

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Escuela Tomás Alva Edison

Instructs in English, Spanish, French

Ages 1 - 18 years

Fees MX$101,634 - 171,930

Pupils 1991

Type Co-educational

Escuela Tome1s Alva Edison is an international day school in Mexico serving ages 1 to 18. The school offers EYFS, Cambridge Primary and Secondary, the IB Diploma Programme, and a bespoke curriculum to support individual learning paths. Students develop multilingual proficiency in English, Spanish and French, with 70% reaching B2 or higher in Cambridge assessments and 30% achieving DELF. In high school, families choose between UNAM Bachillerato and the IB Diploma, aligning with university access in Mexico and abroad. MAP results show over 50% of students scoring above the 80th percentile in mathematics and outperforming international averages in English and science. Learning.First tracks progress, while wellbeing support includes the KiVa anti-bullying programme and personalised guidance. The TAE learner profile, Cambridge- and IB-inspired, fosters curiosity, reflection and leadership. ISP-linked programs and the I am Scientist initiative provide international opportunities, global university fairs and Future Pathways guidance. 98% of graduates secure a place at a first-choice university, with opportunities for MUN, international chess and collaborative arts projects.

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

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.

Type

International school and day school; member of the International Schools Partnership network.

Country affiliation

Mexico

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.

Curriculum

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.

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

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.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

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.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

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

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

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.

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

SEP scholarships are accessible and there is an opportunity to apply for a UNAM scholarship.

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