St. George's College Buenos Aires

St. George's College, founded in 1898, is one of Argentina's most prestigious and historically significant British international schools, located in Quilmes, south of Buenos Aires. For over 125 years, St. George's has provided a bilingual English-Spanish education rooted in British educational traditions, serving the Anglo-Argentine community and Argentine families who value excellence in education. The school offers a curriculum combining the Argentine national curriculum with IGCSE examinations, A-Levels, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, providing students with multiple internationally recognized qualification pathways. St. George's is a member of the British Schools in Argentina network and maintains close ties with UK educational institutions. The historic campus in Quilmes features boarding facilities, extensive sports grounds, performing arts venues, science laboratories, and a chapel reflecting the school's Anglican heritage. With approximately 1,500 students from preschool through sixth form, St. George's draws Argentine and British-Argentine families, alongside international families from Buenos Aires' corporate sector. Graduates are regularly admitted to top universities in the UK, Argentina, and the United States. St. George's alumni network spans Argentina's business, political, and cultural elite.