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Western International School – San Pedro Sula

Honduras, San Pedro Sula

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Opened 2010
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Cambridge (Secondary), American Curriculum
Taught languages Mandarin, English
Strengths STEM, Languages, Performing Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, High School, Secondary School
Introduction

Western International School San Pedro Sula sits at 19 Calle Noroeste, next to Residencial Magnolia, in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. The campus opened facilities in 2013, with the Learning Center on site to bring learning to life and technology-forward instruction through digital tools. The school offers Cambridge Secondary and American curricula, and its mathematics program follows a Singapore model from Primary through Secondary, emphasizing problem solving and conceptual understanding. Mandarin Chinese is taught from Grade 1, and the program is bilingual, aligned with North American standards. Robotics is curricular from Preschool and is integrated across math and science, technology, art and communication; the Gaming Lab lets students design and program games using Scratch, Unity and Godot. Extracurriculars include robotics, astronomy, dance, music, debate, art, sports. The school provides Honduran Bachiller and U.S. High School Diploma through WIS USA, with SAT and TOEFL preparation. On-campus Oratorio supports reflection and IDEALS pillars.

San Pedro Sula, 19 Calle Noroeste, contiguo a Residencial Magnolia, Honduras C.A

The Essentials

Western International School – San Pedro Sula has instruction in English.

Location
San Pedro Sula campus: 19 Northwest Street, next to Residencial Magnolia, San Pedro Sula, Honduras

Stages
Preschool through 12th grade

Additional learning support
The environment fosters holistic development for all students and emphasizes students who experience difficulties in the learning process.

Country affiliation
Honduras
Diving Deeper

Governance and Ownership
The school was founded by a group of teachers and committed citizens who sought to revolutionize education and bring the best of global educational strategies to Honduras while preserving moral and spiritual values. The project began in the 2010 school year with about 200 students in Santa Rosa de Copán, and the school built its own facilities in 2013. The school operates campuses in Santa Rosa de Copán and San Pedro Sula and pursues a mission of global education with high standards and a vision of Christian principles.
Fees
Application / Registration Fee

- Not published: No specific application, registration or enrollment fee amount is publicly available for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26) for Western International School — San Pedro Sula.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- Not published: There is no published breakdown of tuition by year group or per-term/per-year amounts for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26). Exact tuition figures for specific levels (Kinder / Primary / Lower Secondary / Upper Secondary) are not available in public materials.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Not published: No publicly available schedule specifying billing frequency (monthly, per term, per semester), payment deadlines, late‑payment penalties, or installment plans for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years could be located.

Boarding fees

- Not applicable: Western International School — San Pedro Sula operates as a day school (no boarding program), therefore there are no boarding fees.

Other costs and fees

- Uniforms: Uniform policy exists, but no published prices for uniforms are available. Parents should expect standard additional costs for required uniforms.

- Transport (school bus): a school transport service is referenced in general school materials for campuses of this type, but no published transport fee schedule or route pricing was found for this campus.

- Meals / cafeteria: a paid cafeteria/restaurant service is commonly offered at comparable campuses, but no published per‑meal or meal‑plan pricing was found for this campus.

- Extracurricular activities, materials, technology or exam fees: specific amounts (for clubs, external exam fees, technology or materials fees) are not published. Expect that some programs or external testing may carry additional fees.

Refund information

- Not published: There is no publicly available refund policy (for withdrawal, cancellation, or pro‑rata refunds) for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic years. No published deadlines or refund formulas could be located.

Fee payment options

- Not published: No specific, published details were found about accepted payment methods (credit/debit card, bank transfer, cash, online portal) or banking details for tuition payments for 2026/27 or 2025/26.

Brief summary of findings and limitation

- The school maintains public descriptions of its campuses and programs, but a detailed fee schedule, including numeric amounts for application fees, tuition by year group, billing schedule, payment terms, uniforms, transport, cafeteria, refund rules, and accepted payment methods, is not published for the 2026/27 academic year (nor for 2025/26) in the materials that are publicly accessible. Because no official fee schedule or numeric figures were located, exact amounts and per‑term breakdowns cannot be provided here.
Academics

Western International School – San Pedro Sula teaches Cambridge (Secondary), American Curriculum.

Curriculum
Mathematics follows a Singapore model from Primary through Secondary, progressing from algebra and geometry to calculus and, in the final levels, differential equations. In Primary and Secondary, the program emphasizes problem solving, critical thinking, and deep conceptual understanding, with hands-on, collaborative practices such as standing at whiteboards to solve problems. Mandarin Chinese is taught from Grade 1, focusing on language as a global tool and on cultural understanding of the Chinese-speaking world. Robotics is a curricular subject from Preschool, designed to develop logical thinking, motor coordination, creativity, and problem-solving, and it is integrated across mathematics, science, technology, art and communication. The Gaming Lab provides a cross-disciplinary space where students design, program, and build video games using platforms such as Scratch, Unity and Godot, reinforcing math, science, language and English and building 21st-century skills. This approach prepares students for higher education and global opportunities.

Higher Education Progression
This approach prepares students for higher education, including STEM fields, and for international exams. It supports admission to universities with high academic standards and broad global opportunities.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Casas de Valores provides social-emotional learning through four programs: Amikoób, Reveurs, Li Ta Zhu Yi and Isibindi. Amikoób fosters good manners, respect, and bullying prevention through campaigns for global citizenship. Reveurs develops imagination, self-confidence, and critical thinking, with entrepreneurship, debates, and positive leadership. Li Ta Zhu Yi fosters empathy and social action, including poverty projects and campaigns for social awareness. Isibindi strengthens mental and physical health, promotes responsible technology use, and runs health campaigns and cyberbullying prevention.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school maintains a bilingual international education system and prepares students in academic English from early grades. Through WIS USA, students receive a dual diploma and are educated within an English-language framework aligned with international standards such as Common Core and Florida Standards.

Mental Wellbeing
Isibindi strengthens mental health and physical well-being, and includes health campaigns and programs promoting safe technology use and substance-abuse prevention.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
San Pedro Sula campus is located at 19 Calle Noroeste, next to Residencial Magnolia, Honduras. In 2013, Western International School built its own facilities with significant effort to provide pedagogically appropriate spaces in response to growing demand. The Learning Center is on site as the space where learning comes to life. Education at the school emphasizes technology-forward instruction, with advanced digital tools used daily.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Extracurricular activities include robotics, astronomy, dance, music, sports, debate, art, swimming, karate, entrepreneurship, public speaking, leadership, and spirituality. Soccer, basketball, and volleyball are offered to develop technique, endurance, and teamwork. The program also offers opportunities to obtain professional certifications, including licenses recognized nationally and internationally in aviation. Orientation and Ideals provides a Christ-centered formation with universal values—honesty, respect, responsibility, empathy, and gratitude—and follows the IDEALS pillars: Internationalism, Democracy, Environmentalism, Adventure, Leadership, and Service. There is an on-campus Oratorio, a space of peace for prayer, reflection, or quiet moments.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Two campuses operate in Honduras: Santa Rosa de Copán and San Pedro Sula. All Kinder through 12th-grade students are officially enrolled in WIS USA, a registered educational institution in Florida. The program is bilingual and aligned with Common Core and Florida Standards, with academic English taught from early grades. Students receive both the Honduran Bachiller certificate and the U.S. High School Diploma, and are prepared for U.S. college admissions, including tests such as the SAT and TOEFL.

Cultural & Language
The school maintains a bilingual program and emphasizes English-language proficiency from early grades. Students study academic English from an early age, and the curriculum aligns with North American standards such as Common Core and Florida Standards.

Leadership & Professional
The school forms leaders with a global vision and strong values. It opens doors to international opportunities for students.
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