St. Catherine's Moorlands School Belgrano

St. Catherine's Moorlands School Belgrano is the Belgrano R campus of one of Buenos Aires' best known bilingual independent schools. The school's history records 1956 as the foundation year of St. Catherine's School, originally opened with 75 students and 10 teachers, and the Belgrano campus later added its own kindergarten in 1994. Today the institution operates as St. Catherine's Moorlands School across two campuses, Belgrano and Tortuguitas, under a shared academic identity. The Belgrano campus offers kindergarten, primary school, and senior school, and the school's founder page notes that International Baccalaureate programmes were introduced alongside the Argentine national curriculum. SCMS is known for combining strong bilingual education with a broad co-curricular culture that includes sport, community service, student exchanges, and long-standing alumni traditions. The Belgrano site sits in the city's residential north and serves families who want an academically serious, internationally oriented school with deep roots in Buenos Aires private education. For students in the capital city, this campus offers a bilingual pathway with Argentine curricular continuity, international-programme experience, and a school culture shaped by decades of educational leadership and community life.