St. Martin in the Fields School

4.0 (4 reviews) 3 de Febrero 1750, Buenos Aires, Argentina View map

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About St. Martin in the Fields School

In short: St. Martin in the Fields School is a private, secular, co-ed international school in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Stages: nursery, preschool, primary, middle school and high school (ages 2–18). Taught in Spanish and English. Families rate it 4.0 out of 5 (4 reviews).

St. Martin in the Fields School’s teaching task dates back to 1982, when we started this educational project at the White House School of English, nurtured by daily experiences and by the energy that stems from the vocation of committed teachers who are passionate about their work. 10 years later and urged by the desire to transfer the experience collected within the country and abroad to the formal educational field, St. Martin in the Fields opened the doors of the Kindergarten and the Primary School, with the invaluable support of all the families and teaching staff. The name was not a fortuitous choice because it symbolises sharing and holding out your hand to others – the spirit that inspires all the members of our community. St. Martin in the Fields now features a Kindergarten, a Primary and a Secondary School, with an excellent bilingual academic project within a co-educational and lay environment, a rich proposal filled with activities, cultural trips and international exchanges.

Type: Private
Faith: Secular
Gender: Co-ed
Ages: 2–18
Approach: General Curriculum

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Curriculum and languages

Languages

St. Martin in the Fields describes its curriculum as trilingual. Spanish is the language of the official Argentine programme. English is used as a language of everyday communication from the two-year-old room, through full immersion with bilingual teachers, and in Primary it is integrated across all subjects. In Secondary, students take content subjects in English, such as Business Studies, Biology, History, Geography, ICT, Enterprise, Environmental Management and Global Perspectives, preparing for international exams. Italian is introduced in Kindergarten through games and music, taught formally from Primary, and in Secondary students progress from level A1 to B2 of the Common European Framework.

Stages and ages

St. Martin in the Fields School is a bilingual school at 3 de Febrero 1750 in Buenos Aires. Its story began in 1982 within the White House School of English, and the school itself was founded in 1992. It takes children from the two-year-old room (K2) through Kindergarten, Primary and five years of Secondary. Kindergarten offers half-day or full-day places for K2 to K4, with full days compulsory in K5. The curriculum is trilingual: English is used across all subjects from Kindergarten, with a programme inspired by UK and US standards, and Italian became part of the official curriculum in 2025. Secondary students graduate with a Baccalaureate in Economics and Management, together with bilingual certification in English and competencies in Italian, and they prepare for Cambridge international exams. An optional, fully online Dual Diploma, run with the US organisation Academica, lets students also earn a US High School Diploma.

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Extracurricular activities

Sports 11

Arts 5

After school, St. Martin in the Fields offers taekwondo (including Kinder taekwondo), artistic gymnastics, aerial fabric acrobatics, singing, football, musical instruments, tennis, chess, yoga and art. In physical education, hockey and football are the main sports, alongside rugby, basketball, handball and athletics such as long jump, shot put and sprinting, with inter-school matches, sports tours and traditional Sports Days contested by the houses. Music, drama and the plastic arts are central to school life, with school concerts and Senior Plays every year. Younger children have an outdoor 'Open-Sky Classroom', and pupils go on outings to museums, theatres, the National Congress and nature reserves. Since 2009 the school has run an exchange with St. Luke's School in Connecticut, and secondary students can attend the Global Young Leaders Conference.