Av. Las Perdices 263, La Reina, La Reina, Santiago, Chile.
Av. Las Perdices 263, La Reina, La Reina, Santiago.
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British Royal School (BRS) is a private bilingual school in La Reina, a leafy residential district in the east of Santiago, Chile. It was founded in January 1986 in Las Condes, received official recognition from the Ministry of Education in 1987 and moved to its current home on Avenida Las Perdices in 1990; in 2021 it joined International Schools Partnership (ISP). Today it has more than 1,300 students from age 2 (Tiny) to IV Medio, spread over two nearby campuses: Álvaro Casanova for Infant and Primary School and Las Perdices for Middle and Senior School. BRS follows the Chilean national curriculum with English as a language of instruction, offering full English immersion up to Grade 6 and an intensive English programme afterwards; students sit Cambridge English examinations at key stages, and the school aims for every graduate to reach at least B2. Its educational project rests on four pillars: social-emotional wellbeing, bilingual education, academic development and sport. In its 2025 PAES results it reported ten top national scores, and since 2025 the Tesla pre-university programme runs inside the school to prepare seniors for university entrance. Families also value the 'Protected Education' induction programme for new students, more than 40 extracurricular activities and large sports grounds.
Educational System of British Royal School
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Pedagogical method general Curriculum
School values
BRS's mission is to guide the balanced ethical, social and educational development of its students so that they contribute to society with dignity and care for the environment. Its vision emphasises wellbeing, academic progress, bilingualism and a healthy life through sport. The institutional values are responsibility, honesty, respect, effort, solidarity and tolerance, and pupils regularly take part in charity events linked to the Carolina Labra Riquelme Foundation.
Number of Students: 1300
Tutoring
Uniform
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Attention to Diversity at British Royal School
Educational Psychologist
Educational Stages of British Royal School
Nursery
Preschool
Primary
Middle School
High School
Vocational Training
Information about the educational stages of the British Royal School
Infant School (Tiny, Playgroup, Pre-Kinder and Kinder) welcomes children aged 2 to 5 with the International Early Years Curriculum and English immersion. Primary School (ages 6 to 10) follows the national curriculum with most subjects in English. Middle School (ages 10 to 14) focuses on English, Cambridge exams and social-emotional skills. Senior School (ages 15 to 18) consolidates bilingualism and prepares students for the PAES and university.
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Languages and International Programs at British Royal School
Spanish (Instructional)
English (Instructional)
Information about languages of the British Royal School
English is the main language of instruction in the early years, with total immersion up to Grade 6 and English as a vehicle for learning from Infant School. From Grade 7 the school continues with an intensive English programme. Spanish, the mother tongue of most pupils, is developed through the national curriculum. English classes are organised in three levels within a Cambridge programme, with EAL support for students who need it, and all pupils sit international English exams at key stages, aiming for at least B2.
Information about international degrees and programmes of the British Royal School
BRS does not run an international diploma; it follows the Chilean national curriculum taught bilingually. English is the language of instruction with full immersion up to Grade 6, and from Grade 7 an intensive English programme continues with more weekly hours than a typical Chilean school. From 1º básico to IV medio students prepare for Cambridge English certificates aligned with the CEFR, with the FCE in Senior School and a target of at least B2 for every graduate. Senior students prepare for the PAES university admission test with the Tesla pre-university programme on campus, and ISP international opportunities such as Model United Nations, Filmmakers and virtual exchanges are available.
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Extracurricular Activities at British Royal School
Arts activities
Music
Dance
Art
Theater
Violin
Cultural activities
Science
Debate
Programming
Robotics
Sports activities
Athletics
Climbing
Cheers
Football
Basketball
Handball
Tennis
Chess
Karate
Artistic gymnastics
Volleyball
Hockey
Taekwondo
Rugby
Fencing
Yoga
Multisport
Information about extracurricular activities of the British Royal School
BRS offers more than 40 extracurricular workshops. Paid academies include robotics, coding, 3D design, artificial intelligence, violin, rock bands, chess, karate, taekwondo, tennis, football, cheerleading and gymnastics, art and cueca dancing, and the school workshops add athletics, basketball, fencing, artistic gymnastics, hockey, rugby, handball, volleyball, multisport, dance, theatre, yoga, climbing, a music ensemble, debate, experimental biology, scouts and social action. A special programme supports high-performance athletes. Students also join ISP programmes such as Model United Nations, Filmmakers and virtual exchanges, and take part in study trips.
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Services and Facilities of British Royal School
Dining room
Dining room - External catering
Special menus
Other services
School transport
Field trips / retreats
Security
Camps
Information about the services offered by the British Royal School
The school has its own canteen service on both campuses, with monthly menus and balanced, supervised meals, and a school bus service with planned and supervised routes. Students wear an official uniform. Wellbeing is supported by a coexistence (convivencia) team, a psycho-educational team and the Protected Education programme, which welcomes new students with close follow-up during their first month, including a Welcome Camp. The school holds the PISE safety seal from ACHS.
Facilities
Laboratory
Library
Computer lab
Facilities
Sports hall
Football pitch
Facilities
Children's playground
Other facilities
Multipurpose/conference room
Garden
Information about the facilities of the British Royal School
BRS operates two campuses in La Reina. The renovated Álvaro Casanova campus hosts Infant and Primary School in bright, accessible buildings with ramps and lifts, play and sensory spaces and STEM areas. The Las Perdices campus, for Middle and Senior School, has science and physics laboratories, a computer lab, a library, an assembly auditorium and a central hall. Sport is a pillar of the school, supported by a large sports field, a multi-sports hall and extensive green areas, and a dedicated recreation and sports area for the youngest pupils was added in 2015, along with new science and English labs.
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