St. Andrew's Scots School Buenos Aires

St. Andrew's Scots School, founded in Buenos Aires in 1838, is one of Argentina's oldest and most historically significant educational institutions. Established by Scottish immigrants, the school has maintained its Scottish heritage and Presbyterian values for nearly 190 years while evolving into a fully modern bilingual co-educational school. St. Andrew's serves over 2,000 students from Nursery through Year 13 at its landmark Olivos campus on the Buenos Aires northern river coast. The school offers a bilingual English-Spanish curriculum combining the Argentine national framework with Cambridge IGCSE examinations, A-Levels, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. St. Andrew's is accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS) and British Schools Overseas (BSO) and maintains strong links with Scottish educational institutions. The school is renowned throughout Argentina for academic excellence, competitive sports (rugby, cricket, hockey), performing arts, and an alumni network that includes former presidents, business leaders, and cultural figures. Facilities include historic grounds, modern science labs, performing arts theatre, sports fields, and a library. Graduates are regularly admitted to Oxford, Cambridge, and Argentina's top universities.