Godspell College

Godspell follows the Argentine curriculum in a bilingual model, with project-based learning focused on deep understanding. Students take Cambridge IGCSE examinations and can obtain the Cambridge ICE certificate, recognised in more than 160 countries. Kindergarten applies the Reggio Emilia approach, and since 2014 secondary students choose optional subjects according to their orientation.

Godspell offers Kindergarten from the one-year-old room (sala de 1) to K5, Primary school, and Secondary school (Intermediate and Senior), where students complete their studies with Cambridge IGCSE and ICE qualifications.

Godspell takes its name from Mark 16:15 and describes its mission as educating persons, not only students. Its model is built on the singularity, autonomy and unity of each person: learning is active and personalised, students are seen as co-creators of knowledge, and the school integrates physical wellbeing, intellectual development and personal growth within Catholic values.

The campus in Tortuguitas is set in a natural environment, with buildings arranged around a large central green space that connects indoor and outdoor learning. It includes dedicated spaces for science and technology with robotics, electronics and 3D printing, art spaces, sports fields and outdoor areas for hockey, rugby, athletics and football.

The SEAS team supports each student, respecting their pace, talents and interests, and teachers guide personalised learning processes. Families are an active part of school life, and the school has separate entrances and drop-off areas for kindergarten and primary and for the intermediate and senior sections.

Sport is part of school life at every level: from the upper primary years and throughout secondary, hockey, rugby and athletics are the main disciplines, together with football, a sports day and inter-school tournaments. Arts include theatre, music, concerts, creative workshops and musical comedy, and students take part in community and solidarity projects.