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BridgeWay North American School

Mexico, Mexico City

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Spanish
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 4 - 12 years
Pupil numbers 27
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum American Curriculum
Taught languages English, Spanish
Typical class size 20
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

BridgeWay North American School serves students aged 4 to 12 and follows an American Curriculum. The school offers Kindergarten through Secondary levels with in-person classes for the 2023–2024 school year. It began in the 2017–2018 academic year, and provides a campus-based program for elementary and lower-secondary students. The school runs an after-school program that includes swimming, soccer, chorus, and basketball. In addition to general activities, the Arts and Creative program features a Chorus group as part of the after-school offering. The after-school program also supports social and hobby activities, with options such as swimming, soccer, chorus, and basketball available to students. Lifestyle and wellbeing are supported through the same program structure, promoting balanced routines. Dining is available in the dining hall from 14:30 to 15:00. The combination of on-site academics and structured after-school programs supports students' development in an American-style setting. The campus emphasizes individual attention, safety, and learning communities.

Carrillo Puerto 344, Gral Anaya, Benito Juárez, 03340 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

The Essentials

BridgeWay North American School has 27 pupils, typical class sizes of 20, instruction in English, Spanish.

Stages

Kindergarten, Primary, Secondary

School day structure

Kindergarten runs 08:00–14:00; Primary and Secondary run 08:00–14:30. After-School Program includes swimming, soccer, chorus, basketball, and more. Lunch (Comedor) is served 14:30–15:00.
Diving Deeper

Food Options

Lunch is served from 14:30 to 15:00. The price per day for lunch is not specified.
Fees
Overview (published fee schedule)
BridgeWay North American School publishes a detailed fee schedule for in‑person attendance. The most recent publicly available fee schedule lists specific itemized amounts for tuition, registration and incidental fees; the figures below follow that published schedule.

Application / entrance and registration fees
- Testing (entrance assessment): MXN 800.
- School insurance (annual): MXN 750.
- Credentials (administrative document fee): MXN 270.
- Registration fee: listed separately on the school's fee schedule and subject to advertised promotions (see discounts). The published schedule shows registration/related one‑time charges in the range shown under the school's level columns.

Tuition fees (by school level) — annual and per term
- Kínder:
- Annual tuition: MXN 14,338.
- Per term (half-year): MXN 7,169.
- Primary:
- Annual tuition: MXN 20,128.
- Per term (half-year): MXN 10,064.
- Secondary:
- Annual tuition: MXN 16,852 (special promotion noted for the first five secondary students enrolled).
- Per term (half-year): MXN 8,426 (promotion applies where indicated).

Books and materials (one‑time as listed)
- Kínder: AMCO / program books — MXN 4,200 (listed under Kínder materials).
- Primary: AMCO / program books — MXN 4,800; Math books (where required) — MXN 1,200.
- Secondary: English secondary books — MXN 8,000; Spanish secondary books — MXN 1,200.

After‑school programme and optional activities
- After‑school programme: the schedule lists an after‑school fee of MXN 4,300 (appears as the standard after‑school charge for the levels shown); the published note states that after‑school pricing depends on time and activities. Swimming, soccer, chorus and basketball are included among after‑school offerings. MXN 4,300 is shown on the schedule.
- Comedor (lunch): a lunch price is listed but the per‑day amount is left blank on the published schedule.

Discounts and promotions
- A 40% discount on the registration fee is advertised on the published schedule. Sibling discounts are also listed. Secondary tuition shows a special promotion for the first five secondary students enrolled.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The published fee sheet presents annual and per‑term (half‑year) tuition figures (annual amount and a half‑year amount are shown). The schedule does not provide a detailed multi‑installment calendar, explicit payment deadlines or late‑payment penalty terms on the publicly posted fee sheet.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not listed; the published information covers in‑person day programmes and after‑school activities only. No boarding or boarding rates are provided.

Other costs and one‑off charges
- Testing, credentials and school insurance are listed as separate one‑time or annual charges (amounts above). Book and materials charges vary by level as listed in the books/materials section. Additional optional charges are noted to depend on specific activities (for example, some after‑school activities and field trips). The published schedule leaves the lunch price blank and notes that book prices may change because books are imported.

Refund information
- The publicly posted fee schedule does not include a detailed refund or cancellation policy on the document itself. No explicit refund terms are published on the available fee sheet.

Fee payment options
- The published fee schedule does not specify accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit card, cash) or the payment channels used. No payment‑method details are shown on the available fee sheet.

Notes and practical points for families
- The amounts above follow the school's published itemised fee sheet. The schedule lists hours, class times and after‑school options alongside the fees and notes that some prices (notably imported books and after‑school activities) may vary. Promotional discounts (40% registration discount, sibling discounts, and a secondary‑level early‑enrolment promotion) are explicitly shown on the published schedule.

Summary statement
- Annual and half‑year tuition figures are provided above for Kínder, Primary and Secondary, with the principal one‑time and recurring incidental charges shown where listed. Boarding is not applicable; the published sheet does not list payment‑method options, a billing calendar or a refund policy in the public fee document.
Academics

BridgeWay North American School teaches American Curriculum for students aged 4 to 12.

Curriculum

Kindergarten through Secondary levels (Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary) with in-person classes for the 2023–2024 school year.
Parent Experience

History

The school began its 2017–2018 school year.

Community

After School Program includes Swimming, Soccer, Chorus group, Basketball, and more. Comedor runs 14:30–15:00. BridgeWay Family messaging invites continued contact with families and notes promotions such as up to 40% discount on registration and discounts for siblings. The 2023–2024 school year is presented as in-person classes.
Facilities

Extra Curricular Facilities

The school offers an after-school program including swimming, soccer, chorus, basketball, and more.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Arts & Creative

The school offers a Chorus group as part of the After School Program.

Social & Hobbies

The school offers an After School Program with Swimming class, Soccer, Chorus group, and Basketball.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The school offers an After School Program with Swimming class, Soccer, Chorus group, and Basketball. Dining is available in the dining hall from 14:30 to 15:00.
Languages

Language Provision

English and Spanish are used as languages of instruction and study. Admissions tests are administered in both English and Spanish. English-language mathematics books are used, and both English-language and Spanish-language secondary books are used. These details show bilingual language provision across curricular areas.

Bilingual Teaching

The school uses English and Spanish in admissions testing and in curricular materials. The admissions tests are conducted in English and Spanish. English-language mathematics books are used, and both English-language and Spanish-language secondary books are used for secondary-level courses. This indicates a bilingual language environment across the curriculum.
School Events
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