Education at St George’s College
St George’s College North is a co-educational, bilingual school catering for day students. As well as accepting many local students, the school encourages the entry of students who are not Argentine nationals.
Our school has the privilege to offer a national programme of education fully integrated with the international curricula: Primary Years Programme (PYP), IB Diploma, IGCSE & Trinity examinations. Our Special Bilingual Integrated Plan enables all students to obtain the “Spanish-English Bilingual Bachelor degree, Arts & Literature oriented, with Curricular Options in Humanities; Sciences; Creative Arts and Sports”.
Admissions Process
The candidate’s participation in the Admissions process does not guarantee his/her entrance to St George’s College North. This will depend on the availability of vacancies, the candidate’s entrance exams performance and the values shared both by the school and the prospective family.
Admissions Placement
Admissions Policy
All candidates for entry to the school have to undertake a common entrance examination and have an interview with the appropriate Heads of Section.
Preference is given to students with good academic potential. The school will look for evidence of good character and sound moral values. Every candidate is expected to make the best use of the academic; social; artistic and sports opportunities offered by the school, which will enrich and strengthen the candidate’s skills.
There are no automatic admissions to St George’s College North. However, priority will be given to children of Old Georgians and to those who have brothers or sisters already enrolled at the school. Similar preference will be given to first language English speakers and students from the International Community.
At the transfer stage from Kindergarten to Primary and then to Secondary priority is given to students already attending St George’s. However, attendance in Kindergarten or Primary does not mean automatic entry to the following school section.
The Head of each Section is responsible in consultation with the Headmaster for the admission of all new students to their section. Once the admission procedures have been satisfactorily completed, assignment to a given year will be made.