Craighouse School Santiago

Craighouse School, founded in Santiago in 1931 by Scottish teachers, is one of Chile's most distinguished private schools, offering a bilingual English-Spanish education rooted in British educational traditions in the prestigious Vitacura commune. The school serves approximately 1,800 students from preschool through Year 12 (Enseñanza Media), combining the Chilean national curriculum with Cambridge IGCSE examinations, A-Levels, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Craighouse is accredited by Cambridge Assessment International Education and recognized as a leading provider of internationally-standard education in Santiago. The school serves Chilean and international families in Vitacura and Las Condes — Santiago's most exclusive residential neighborhoods — and is renowned for outstanding academic results, competitive sports (particularly rugby, tennis, and swimming), and vibrant cultural programs. The Vitacura campus features modern science labs, a performing arts theatre, sports grounds, aquatic facilities, and an innovation hub. Craighouse graduates consistently achieve outstanding IGCSE and IB results, gaining admission to top universities in the UK, Chile, and internationally. The school maintains an active alumni network that includes prominent figures in Chilean finance, law, and public policy.