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Beata Imelda Deutsche Schule

Peru, Lima

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Spanish, German, English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 3 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 700
Type Co-educational
Opened 1939
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages Spanish, German, English
Typical class size 10
Strengths Languages, Academic Enrichment, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Beata Imelda Deutsche Schule is a German international school abroad serving students from age 3 to 18. The curriculum centers on the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (offered since 2013) alongside a bespoke, bicultural program grounded in Christian values and intercultural understanding. Primary education runs from Kindergarten through the 4th level, with early years focused on literacy, habit formation, autonomy, and Christian traditions. A Learn at Home program supports remote learning through information and communication technologies. The school promotes multilingual education with German language certification (DSD) and English certificates such as YLE, Movers, Flyers, PET, KET, and FCE. The International Baccalaureate in Mixed Languages (GIB) is also offered. A long-standing intercultural exchange with Germany has been running for more than ten years, enhancing language skills and DSD results. Pastoral activities, including a church choir and liturgical practices, reflect Catholic formation and community service as core aspects of student life. For families.

Carretera Central Km 29 s/n - Chosica - Lurigancho, Lima - Perú, Av. Nicolás Ayllón, Lurigancho-Chosica, Peru

The Essentials

Beata Imelda Deutsche Schule has 700 pupils, typical class sizes of 10, instruction in Spanish, German, English.

Location

The school is located at Carretera Central Km 29 s/n, Lurigancho – Chosica, Lima, Peru. The campus sits in the Villa del Sol neighborhood of Chosica, on the eastern outskirts of Lima. The site covers more than 30,000 m² and features modern classrooms, sports facilities and a remodeled library.

Stages

Kindergarten, Primary, Middle, Upper Secondary

Type

German international school abroad

Country affiliation

Germany (German international school abroad)

Religious affiliation

Catholic
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are worn by students as part of the school policy.

Governance and Ownership

The school was founded in 1939 by the Congregation of Dominican Sisters of Saint Mary Magdalene of Speyer.
Fees
Application fees

- Families must complete an online pre‑inscription and use the school's admission portal to generate a payment code. A reservation/entry fee (cuota de ingreso) is required to secure an offered place; parents must upload the payment receipt to the admissions e-mail.

- Specific amounts for the application / reservation fee are not published in publicly accessible pages or documents linked for the 2026 admission cycle.

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

- The school issues an official fee schedule (Condiciones económicas sobre la cuota de matrícula y la pensión de enseñanza) for the 2026 academic year that sets the tuition (pensión de enseñanza) and registration charges. The detailed fee schedule by level and the per‑term / per‑year amounts are contained in that official document.

- The detailed numeric tuition amounts per year group and per term are not accessible in the publicly viewable materials retrieved; therefore this overview does not list per‑grade or per‑term monetary figures.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing and payment terms (deadlines, installments, penalties for late payment and conditions for early payment discounts, if any) are established in the school's "Condiciones económicas" and in the Contracto del Servicio Educativo for the relevant academic year. Families complete payment steps through the admission portal and must follow the published cronograma (admission/matriculation calendar).

- The admissions process requires generating and paying a payment code via the portal; parents then send the payment voucher to the admissions e‑mail address. This is the operative method used to register payments in the admission phase.

Boarding fees (internado)

- The school operates as a day school; there is no published program of boarding or residential services. As a result, no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and fees (uniforms, materials, extracurriculars, transport, lunches, exams, insurance)

- The official 2026 enrollment documents reference additional categories that commonly appear in private‑school billing (uniforms, school materials, extracurricular programs, transport, school lunch and specific examination fees), but specific charge amounts for uniforms, materials, transport, meals, extracurriculars or exam fees are not published in the accessible public documents. Families should expect these categories to be billed separately or included in the annual fee schedule.

Refund information and cancellation policy

- Refund rules, conditions for cancellation of matriculation or reservation payments, and any prorating policies are specified in the Contracto del Servicio Educativo and in the Condiciones económicas for the academic year. Those contractual documents define whether the reservation fee is refundable, the deadlines for refund requests, and any administrative deductions. Specific refund percentages, deadlines or formulae are not present in the publicly retrievable materials.

Fee payment options and procedure

- Payment in the admission step is processed through the admission portal which generates a PagoEfectivo payment code; families pay using that code and then submit the payment voucher by e‑mail as proof. This payment channel is explicitly described as part of the admission workflow.

- The admissions contact e‑mail and telephone numbers where payment receipts and queries are submitted are: admision@cbi.edu.pe and the admission WhatsApp number shown by the school's contact channels. Use those channels to deliver payment confirmation and administrative documents.

Practical summary regarding published amounts (2026/27 academic year)

- Official 2026 admissions materials and a dedicated economic‑conditions bulletin exist for the 2026 academic year and contain the formal fee schedule and terms. These documents are referenced by the school's admissions notices and are the definitive fee instruments for 2026.

- The exact numeric values for application fees, tuition by year group (per term and per year), uniform costs, and detailed refund formulas were not retrievable from the publicly viewable pages and linked documents that require the school's document access (the economic‑conditions bulletin and contract files). Because those numeric figures are not publicly listed in accessible pages, they are not included here.

Administrative contact for fee details

- For payment receipts, admission correspondence and to obtain the complete numeric fee schedule, use the admissions e‑mail admision@cbi.edu.pe or the Secretaría de admisión WhatsApp number published by the school.
Academics

Beata Imelda Deutsche Schule teaches IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.

Curriculum

The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme has been offered since 2013. The school promotes a bicultural, multilingual education grounded in Christian values and intercultural understanding. The curriculum centers on developing skills: in each course there are specific objectives and assessment criteria, with descriptors of achievement linking course content to learning abilities. Primary education runs from Kindergarten (1st level) through the 4th level, with early years emphasizing literacy, habit formation, Christian values, and autonomy, and a Learn at Home program to support remote learning through information and communication technologies. The IB Diploma Programme seeks to form compassionate, informed, and knowledge-seeking students who contribute to a better and more peaceful world within mutual understanding and intercultural respect.

Student Teacher Ratio

Approximately 10:1 (700 students / 70 teachers)
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school has more than 86 years of history. We are a school with international presence that prepares students to meet the high demands of today's world, including the International Baccalaureate program. The school is recognized as an Excellent German School abroad. Catholic values are fundamental to the development of future citizens of good character, and Catholic formation strengthens faith through social outreach, Sacred Scriptures, the Church's Magisterium, and the practice of the sacraments. We open the doors to the world through intercultural experiences and school exchanges with German schools, supported by high-quality multilingual education that earned the German quality seal.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school provides a multilingual education. This multilingual approach supports intercultural experiences and exchanges with German schools.
Parent Experience

History

Beata Imelda Deutsche Schule has more than 86 years of service to education and evangelization. It fosters a solid foundation of Catholic values through highly qualified educators. Our students are prepared to obtain national and international certifications that strengthen their competencies and open doors to studies in other countries: German language DSD; English: YLE, Movers, Flyers, PET, KET and FCE; International Baccalaureate of Mixed Languages (GIB). The school was founded in 1939 by the Congregation Dominicas de Santa María Magdalena de Speyer; in 1969 it gained the status of German School Abroad and the status of Experimental School granted by the Peruvian Ministry of Education; in 2010 it introduced the International Baccalaureate of Languages Mixed (GIB); in 2013 it was considered an “Excellent German School Abroad”; and in 2022 it was reaffirmed as an “Excellent German School Abroad.”

Community

Beata Imelda Deutsche Schule is a Catholic-values based educational community united by a commitment to truth. It seeks to form people of integrity who are living testimonies inside and outside the school, contributing to a more humane and fraternal world. The educational community includes pastoral elements such as permanent liturgical practices aligned with the Catholic calendar and Dominican formation and Catholic doctrine; there are programs for parents, including Apostolic Parents Communities: 'La familia escuela de misericordia' and the 'Escuela de padres'; and opportunities for students such as acolytes, church choir, monthly prayers, and sacraments preparation.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

Parents participate in Beata Imelda through the Apostolic Parents Communities: 'La familia escuela de misericordia' and the 'Escuela de padres'. Dominican formation and Catholic doctrine are provided for parents as well. Governance includes Participative Councils (Consejos Participativos) with representation across the school community, supporting collaborative decision-making within the Beata Imelda educational community.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school prepares students to obtain national and international certifications that strengthen their competencies and open doors to studies in other countries. It offers DSD in German language. English certificates include YLE, Movers, Flyers, PET, KET, and FCE. It offers the International Baccalaureate in Mixed Languages (GIB).

Arts & Creative

The school includes a Church Choir as part of its pastoral activities. Liturgical practices are observed permanently according to the Catholic liturgical calendar and German religious traditions. The pastoral program aims to evangelize in a welcoming, kind, and service-oriented way. Students may participate as acolytes, in the church choir, monthly prayers, and in sacraments preparation.

Cultural & Language

The school organizes and promotes an intercultural exchange with Germany. The program has been running for more than ten years and aims to immerse students in German culture, improve language skills, and achieve strong DSD results. Peruvian students travel to Germany for visits, and German students visit Peru to learn about its culture and language. The school emphasizes a multilingual and intercultural environment through its German‑Peruvian education and exchanges.

Community & Service

Catholic formation emphasizes social projection works through the school's educational mission. There are family‑school programs, including Apostolic Communities of Parents, a parent school, and Dominican formation. Students participate in acolyte roles, church choir, monthly prayers, and sacraments preparation as part of the pastoral program.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

The Pastoral program is a space to share, learn, deepen, and enjoy faith. It seeks to live out the Kingdom of God through permanent liturgical practices and Catholic traditions. Students participate in acolyte duties, church choir, monthly prayers, and sacraments preparation. The program fosters community, character, and spiritual wellbeing for students and families.
Languages

Language Provision

German and English are taught at the school. The German-language certification DSD is offered, and English language qualifications include YLE, Movers, Flyers, PET, KET, and FCE. The school offers the IB Diploma in Mixed Languages (GIB). The program emphasizes intercultural learning and integration of German and Peruvian cultures.

Bilingual Teaching

The school offers multilingual education with German and English programs. It prepares students to earn German-language certification (DSD) and English-language certifications (YLE, Movers, Flyers, PET, KET, and FCE). The school also offers the International Baccalaureate in Mixed Languages (GIB).

Immersion Programs

German language immersion begins in Kindergarten and continues through Primary and Secondary levels, with intercultural experiences and emphasis on German culture. The learning approach combines active pedagogy used by German overseas schools with the International Baccalaureate (IB) framework to prepare students for the GIB diploma in a spiral curriculum. In addition to the GIB Diploma, the school focuses on fostering German language and culture, personalized learning, teamwork, and a digitally enabled learning environment.
Reputation

Awards

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Accreditations

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Admissions

Admissions

1. Information: To begin the admissions process, Informational Talks explain the educational proposal. The talks help families understand the school's offerings and admission expectations.

2. Enrollment: Enrollment is online. Pre-registration is through the link on cbi.sieweb.com.pe. After pre-registration, the applicant receives a username and password to access the admissions portal. In the portal, required fields are filled and payment is made by clicking 'pay' to generate a payment code and complete the online payment; the receipt and documentary requirements are uploaded to the admissions portal.

3. Document delivery: Families enrolled must deliver to the Reception the folders with the documentation requested.

4. Evaluations: Applicants to 2nd and 3rd grade of Primary will be evaluated in mathematics, communication and German. Applicants from 4th grade onward will also take the English exam and demonstrate basic knowledge in German according to the grade.

5. Interview: Interviews and evaluations are conducted according to the CRONOGRAMA for all applicant families, regardless of the child's outcome. A time slot is assigned in order of registration and families are summoned by email.

6. Results: After evaluation by the admissions team, the results will be announced by email on the date scheduled in the schedule. These results are final.

7. Vacancy reservation: If the applicant is offered a place, the vacancy must be reserved by paying the admission fee according to the schedule.
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