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British-curriculum international schools in Peru are usually bilingual institutions that combine elements of the Peruvian national programme with Cambridge International (IGCSE) syllabuses and, in many cases, the International Baccalaureate Diploma for the final two years; this blended approach is common across Lima’s British-style schools and other international providers. Instruction is typically delivered in English for core subjects while Spanish is taught across the school and used to meet Peruvian certification requirements, so families should expect dual-language timetables. Published fee data for Lima’s international schools show a wide spread, with many full annual costs (tuition plus typical extras) falling in the low five-figure US dollar range and a reported median around US$21k among schools that publish full figures; individual school fees and entry costs vary by grade and provider. Most schools follow the Peruvian academic year (roughly March - mid-December), while a few international campuses use a Northern-Hemisphere calendar, so parents relocating to Peru should start enquiries and assemble documents well before the March intake to avoid missing places.
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